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The document consists of a set of practice questions related to analog systems and their applications, covering various topics such as fixed-bias configurations, power gain calculations, feedback amplifiers, and operational amplifiers. Each question requires specific calculations or explanations based on provided figures and parameters. The questions range from determining output voltages and gains to defining key concepts in transistor operation and amplifier characteristics.

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analog assignment

The document consists of a set of practice questions related to analog systems and their applications, covering various topics such as fixed-bias configurations, power gain calculations, feedback amplifiers, and operational amplifiers. Each question requires specific calculations or explanations based on provided figures and parameters. The questions range from determining output voltages and gains to defining key concepts in transistor operation and amplifier characteristics.

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Practice Questions Set (Analog Systems and their Applications)

Q.1 For the fixed-bias configuration given below, determine: (a) IBQ. (b) ICQ. (c) VCEQ. (d) VC.
(e) VB. (f) VE.

Q.2 Given the information appearing in network of Figure given below, determine: (a) IC. (b)
VCC. (c). RB.

Q.4 Given the information provided in Figure below, determine: (a) IC. (b) VE. (c) VB. (d) R1.
Q.5 For the network of Figure given below, determine: (a) Zi. (b) Av. (c) Ai = Io/Ii. (d) Zo.

Q.6 Calculate the power gain in decibels for each of the following cases. (a) Po =100 W, Pi =
5 W. (b) Po = 100 mW, Pi = 5 mW. (c) Po = 100 mW, Pi = 20 mW. (d) Po = 100 W, Pi =
5 W (e) Po = 100 mW (milli Watt), Pi = 5 Mw (Mega Watt).

Q.7 Two voltage measurements made across the same resistance are V1 = 110 V and V2 = 220
V. Calculate the power gain in decibels of the second reading over the first reading.
Q.8 Input and output voltage measurements of Vi = 10 mV and Vo = 25 V are made. What is
the voltage gain in decibels?
Q.9 Calculate the gain of a negative-feedback amplifier having A = - 2000 and β = - 1/10
Q.10 Calculate the gain, input, and output impedances of a voltage-series feedback amplifier
having A = -300, Ri = 1.5 kΩ, Ro = 50 kΩ, and β = - 1/15
Q.11 If an amplifier with gain of -1000 and feedback of β = - 0.1 has a gain change of 20% due
to temperature, calculate the change in gain of the feedback amplifier.
Q.12 What is the output voltage in the circuit of Figure given below?
Q.13 What is the range of the voltage-gain adjustment in the circuit of Figure given below?

Q.14 What is the range of the output voltage in the circuit of Figure given below, if the input can
vary from 0.1 to 0.5 V?

Q.15 What output voltage results in the circuit of Figure given below, for an input of V1 = - 0.3V.
What input must be applied to the input to result in an output of 2.4V?

Q.16 Calculate the output voltage developed by the circuit of Figure given below, for Rf = 330
kΩ.
Q.17 Calculate the output voltage for the circuit of Figure given below?

Q.18 Calculate the output voltages V2 and V3 in the circuit of Figure given below?

Q.19 Calculate the output voltage, Vo, in the circuit of Figure given below
Q.20 Calculate the output voltage for the circuit of Figure given below, for an input of Vi = 3.5
mV rms

Q.21 Calculate the output voltage in the circuit of Figure given below

Q.22 Calculate the output voltage for the circuit of Figure given below, with inputs of V1 = 40
mVrms and V2 = 20 mVrms.
Q.23 Determine the output voltage for the circuit of Figure given below.

Q.24 Determine the output voltage for the circuit of Figure given below.

Q.25 (a) Given that αdc = 0.980, determine the corresponding value of βdc. (b) Given βdc = 120,
determine the corresponding value of αdc (c) Given that βdc = 120 and IC = 2.0 mA, find IE
and IB.
Q.26 (a) Given an αdc of 0.998, determine IC if IE = 4 mA. (b) Determine αdc if IE = 2.8 mA, IC =
2.75 mA and ICBO = 0.1 mA.
Q.27 Define ICBO and ICEO. How are they different? How are they related? Are they typically
close in magnitude?
Q. 28 If the emitter current of a transistor is 8 mA and IB is 1/100 of IC, determine the levels of IC
and IB.
Q. 29 Explain why a contact difference of potential must develop across an open circuited p-n
junction.
Q. 30 Characteristics of voltage and current amplifiers
Q.31 Determine the thermal voltage for a diode at a temperature of 20°C. At the same
temperature, find the diode current if reverse saturation current, Io is 40 nA, ideality factor,
n = 2 and the applied bias voltage is 0.5 V.
Q.32 (a) Sketch a typical frequency response curve of a BJT amplifier.
(b) Indicate the high and low 3-dB (cut off) frequencies.
(c) Define Bandwidth.
Q.33 (a) Draw the circuit of a full wave rectifier circuit with capacitor filter. Draw the output
voltage with and without load and explain qualitatively.
(b) Show that the ripple factor of full wave rectifier (without filter) circuit is 0.48
Q.34 Demonstrate that OP AMP can be used as a logarithmic amplifier, integrator, summing
amplifier. Explain the choice of components and their integration.
Q.35 Draw the hybrid h-parameter equivalent model of CE NPN-BJT. Define the physical s
significance of each hybrid-parameter involved in the equivalent circuit.
Q.36 (a) Draw the schematic circuit diagrams of the basic inverting and non-inverting
operational amplifiers.
(b) Derive the expression for the gain of inverting operational amplifier and show that
gain does depend on the external resistors only.

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