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The document discusses differential amplifiers and tuned amplifiers. It includes sections on MOS differential amplifiers, small signal operation of MOS differential amplifiers, BJT differential pairs, and tuned amplifiers. Some key points covered include: 1) Differential amplifiers reject common mode voltage and are preferred for instrumentation applications. 2) For a MOS differential amplifier, the common mode gain is very low while the differential mode gain is high. 3) Tuned amplifiers are used in RF and IF receivers and other narrowband applications to filter signals at a desired center frequency and bandwidth. 4) Synchronous tuning results in impedance matching between stages while staggered tuning reduces loading effects in mult

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ACKTS Unit 3 Objective Questions

The document discusses differential amplifiers and tuned amplifiers. It includes sections on MOS differential amplifiers, small signal operation of MOS differential amplifiers, BJT differential pairs, and tuned amplifiers. Some key points covered include: 1) Differential amplifiers reject common mode voltage and are preferred for instrumentation applications. 2) For a MOS differential amplifier, the common mode gain is very low while the differential mode gain is high. 3) Tuned amplifiers are used in RF and IF receivers and other narrowband applications to filter signals at a desired center frequency and bandwidth. 4) Synchronous tuning results in impedance matching between stages while staggered tuning reduces loading effects in mult

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UNIT – III

DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIERS AND TUNED AMPLIFIERS

3.1 MOS Differential amplifier

1.  In differential-mode …………


a) opposite polarity signals are applied to the inputs
b) the gain is one
c) the outputs are of different amplitudes
d) only one supply voltage is used

2.  In the common mode, ……………

a) both inputs are grounded


b) the outputs are connected together
c) an identical signal appears on both the inputs
d) the output signal are out of phase
3. Why differential amplifiers are preferred for instrumentation and
industrial applications?
a) Input resistance is low
b) Produce amplified output
c) Amplify individual input voltage
d) Reject common mode voltage
4. If output is measured between two collectors of transistors, then the
Differential amplifier with two input signal is said to be configured as
a) Dual Input Balanced Output
b) Dual Input Unbalanced Output
c) Single Input Balanced Output
d) Dual Input Unbalanced Output
5. In ideal Differential Amplifier, if same signal is given to both inputs, then
output will be
a) Same as input
b) Double the input
c) Not equal to zero
d) Zero
3.2 Small signal operation of MOS Differential amplifier

1. The common-mode gain is ………..


a) very high b)very low c)always unity d) unpredictable
2. For a differential amplifier Acm = 0 then CMRR =………..
a) 0 b) ∞ c) 1 d) None
3. If ADM = 3500 and ACM = 0.35, the CMRR is ……….
a) 1225 b) 10,000 c) 0.0001 d) 0.35

4. For a MOS differential amplifier with Q1 and Q2 transistors the overdrive


voltage is VOV = 1.414V then maximum differential input voltage v id is
approximately
a) 2V b) 4 V c) 1V d) 3V

5. Find the differential input range of MOS differential pair with Vov =
1.414 V.
a) -1.414V < Vid < 1.414V
b) -2.828V < Vid < 2.828V
c) -2V < Vid < 2V
d) Insufficient data

3.3 Frequency response of resistively loaded MOS differential amplifier

1. In the differential amplifier of the figure, if the source resistance of the


current source IEE is infinite, then the common mode gain is _________
a) Zero b) Infinite c) Indeterminate d)(Vin1+ Vin2)/2VT

3.4 BJT Differential pair

1. In a BJT differential amplifier, the differential mode gain is A d = …..


a) -gm * Rd b) gm * RC c) -0.5 gm * Rd d) -0.5 gm * RC

2. What is the differential gain of BJT differential pair for Rc = 5KΩ, I C=


1mA and VT = 25 mV, when output is taken differentially and single-
ended?
a) -400, -200 b) -200, -100 c) -100, -50 d) -50,-25
3. A transistor with β = 120 is biased to operate at a dc collector current of
1.2 mA. Find the value of gm.
a) 12mA/V
b) 24 mA/V
c) 36 mA/V
d) 48 mA/V
4. A transistor with β = 120 is biased to operate at a dc collector current of
1.2 mA. Find the value of rᴨ.
a) 625 Ω
b) 1.25 KΩ
c) 2.5 KΩ
d) 5 KΩ
5. A transistor with β = 120 is biased to operate at a dc collector current of
1.2 mA. Find the value of re.
a) 2.5 Ω
b) 20.6 Ω
c) 25.2 Ω
d) 30.4 Ω
6. For a BJT differential pair, the output is taken single-ended manner
then what is its common mode gain Acm for a given Ad = 20, gm = 40mA,
REE= 5KΩ.
a) 0.01 b) 10 c) 0.1 d) 100
TUNED AMPLIFIER:
1. Consider the design of an IF amplifier for an FM radio receiver using
two synchronously tuned stages with f0 = 10.7 MHz. Using 3 μH
inductors find C for each stage.
a) 73.75x 10-6 F
b) 7.375x 10-12 F
c) 73.75x 10-12 F
d) 7.375x 10-6 F
2. Consider the design of an IF amplifier for an FM radio receiver using
two synchronously tuned stages with bandwidth = 300 KHz. Using
70pF capacitors find R for each stage.
a) 470.6 K Ω
b) 47.6 K Ω
c) 210.6 K Ω
d) 21.6 K Ω
3. Consider the design of an IF amplifier for an FM radio receiver using
two synchronously tuned stages with f0 = 10.7 MHz. Find centre
frequency.
a) 672.3 MHz
b) 336.1 MHz
c) 20.7 MHz
d) 5.35 MHz
4. Which of the following parameter doesn’t relate to characterize the
tuned amplifier?
a. Center frequency (ωo)
b. Impedance (Z)
c. 3-dB bandwidth (B)
d. Skirt selectivity (S)
5. Skirt selectivity =
a) 30 dB bandwidth / 3dB Bandwidth
b) 3 dB bandwidth / 30 dB Bandwidth
c) 3 dB bandwidth
d) 10% of 3 dB bandwidth
6. Tuned Amplifiers are mainly used in
a) RF receivers
b) IF receivers
c) Narrowband amplifiers
d) All of the above
7. In series resonance circuits at center frequency RL is______________
a) Maximum
b) Minimum
c) Zero
d) Unity
8. In parallel resonance circuits at center frequency RL is______________
a) Maximum
b) Minimum
c) Zero
d) Unity
9. Why a radio frequency choke (RFC) is inserted in series with each
biasing resistor?
a) To reduce the power loss of the bias resistors.
b) To increase the impedance of bias resistors.
c) To avoid the loading effect of the bias resistors.
d) To increase the bandwidth in tuned amplifiers.
10. Synchronous tuning results _______________
a) Flattens pass band
b) Impedance matching
c) bandwidth shrinkage
d) Reducing loading effect

11. Stagger tuning results ______________


a) Flattens pass band
b) Impedance matching
c) bandwidth shrinkage
d) Reducing loading effect

12. The bandwidth of an n-stage tuned amplifier, with each stage


having a bandwidth of B, is given by
a) B/n
b) B / √n
c) B * (√2 1/n
– 1)
d) B / (√2 1/n
– 1)
13. If all tuned stages in multi stage tuned with same centre
frequency is called as___________
a) Synchronous tuned amplifier
b) Stagger tuned amplifier
c) Feedback amplifier
d) Multistage amplifier

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