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Unit 4 MCQ

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions about analog electronic circuits and power amplifiers. The questions cover topics like the different classes of power amplifiers (A, B, C), their typical components (like one vs two transistors), operating points, efficiency, output stages, driver stages, and the purposes of transformer coupling in power amplifiers.

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Unit 4 MCQ

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions about analog electronic circuits and power amplifiers. The questions cover topics like the different classes of power amplifiers (A, B, C), their typical components (like one vs two transistors), operating points, efficiency, output stages, driver stages, and the purposes of transformer coupling in power amplifiers.

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EEE-II-II 15A04409 : ANALOG ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT

UNIT 4: MCQ

Q1. The output stage of a multistage amplifier is also called ……………


1. Mixer stage
2. Power stage
3. Detector stage
4. F stage

Q2. ………………. coupling is generally employed in power amplifiers


1. Transformer
2. RC
3. direct
4. Impedance

Q3. A class A power amplifier uses …………


1. Two transistors
2. Three transistors
3. One transistor
4. None of the above

Q4. The maximum efficiency of transformer coupled class A power amplifier is


………………
1. 30%
2. 50%
3. 80%
4. 45%
Answer : 2

Q5. Class……. power amplifier has the highest collector efficiency


1. C
2. A
3. B
4. AB
Answer : 1

Q6. Power amplifiers handle …………. signals compare to voltage amplifiers


1. Small
2. Very small
3. Large
4. None of the above
Answer : 3

Q7. In class A operation, the operating point is generally located ………. of the d.c. load
line.
1. At cut off point
2. At the middle
3. At saturation point
4. None of the above
Answer : 2

Q8. Class C amplifiers are used as …………….


1. AF amplifiers
2. Detectors
3. F. amplifiers
4. None of the above
Answer : 3

Q9. The maximum collector efficiency of class B operation is ……………..


1. 50%
2. 90%
3. 5%
4. 5%
Answer : 4

Q10. A 2-transistor class B power amplifier is commonly called ……….. amplifier


1. Dual
2. Push-pull
3. Symmetrical
4. Differential
Answer : 2

Q11. If the zero signal dissipation of a transistor is 1W, then power rating of the
transistor should be at least ……………….
1. 5W
2. 33 W
3. 75 W
4. 1W
Answer : 4

Q12. A class A power amplifier is sometimes called ………….. amplifier


1. Symmetrical
2. Single-ended
3. Reciprocating
4. Differential
Answer : 2

Q13. The output stage of a multistage amplifier usually employs ………..


1. Push-pull amplifier
2. Preamplifier
3. Class A power amplifier
4. None of the above
Answer : 1

Q14. The size of a power transistor is made considerably large to …………


1. Provide easy handling
2. Dissipate heat
3. Facilitate connections
4. None of the above
Answer : 2

Q15. The driver stage usually employs………….


1. Class A power amplifier
2. Push-pull amplifier
3. Class C amplifier
4. None of the above
Answer : 1

Q16. The push-pull circuit must use …………… operation


1. Class A
2. Class C
3. Class B
4. Class AB
Answer : 3

Q17. Power amplifiers generally use transformer coupling because transformer


permits……..
1. Cooling of the circuit
2. Impedance matching
3. Distortionless output
4. Good frequency response
Answer : 2

Q18. Transformer coupling can be used in …………… amplifiers


1. Either power or voltage
2. Only power
3. Only voltage
4. None of the above
Answer : 1

Q19. The most important consideration in power amplifier is ………..


1. Biasing the circuit
2. Collector efficiency
3. To keep the transformer cool
4. None of the above
Answer : 2

Q20. The disadvantage of impedance matching is that it ………………….


1. Gives distorted output
2. Gives low power output
3. Requires a transformer
4. None of the above
Answer : 1

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