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Semiconductors 2

Quiz for Lesson 6 Chapter 10

QuestionAnswer
1. An oscillator is a circuit that converts DC to AC T F True
2. Most oscillators are ? with feedback. If the feedback is positive, the amplifier will provide an output waveform. Amplifiers
3. Another name for positive feedback is ? feedback. regenerative
4.What basic criteria must be present for an amplifier to oscillate? 1.The amplifier gain must be greater than the loss in the feedback path 2. The signal feedback to the amplifier input must be in-phase.
5.In-phase feedback is also called positive feedback or regenerative feedback. t f true
6.Which of the following formulas expresses Barkhausen criterion? aV x AV = 1
7.Variable-frequency oscillators (VFOs) have the capability to produce a range of frequencies. t f True
8.It is possible to control the frequency of an oscillator by using ? components; this circuit is called a lead-lag network. resistive-capacitive
9.A change in ? will most likely cause the biasing of an oscillator circuit to become imbalanced. power supply voltage
11.RC oscillators are limited to frequencies below ? . 1 mHz
12.Inductive-capacitive LC circuits can be designed to operate in high megahertz ranges and, are often called ? . tank circuits
15. ? are highly stable, but the range of frequencies is sacrificed. Phase shift bridged-T oscillators
16.Negative feedback decreases the gain of the op amp. Select one: True False True
17.What type of oscillator has two feedback circuits? Wien-Bridge oscillator ote: 1. Positive feedback controls the frequency of the oscillator. 2. Negative feedback controls the gain of the oscillator.
18.A phase shift oscillator has the signal at the collector ? out-of-phase with the signal at the base. 180°
19. The phase shift network is designed to produce a(n) ? phase shift at the output of each section. 60 degrees
20. The total phase shift of the phase shift network will be ? . 180°
21.With a ? oscillator, the inductor is tapped; the tap position is important for the ratio of L1 to L2 to determine the gain. Hartley
23.The most stable oscillator is the ? oscillator. crystal-controlled
24. Crystals operate on the piezoelectric effect; therefore, when an electric charge is applied to a crystal, it expands and contracts. T/F True
25.Quartz crystals are made of silicon dioxide, the same material used in ? . MOSFETS
26.Different physical dimensions of crystal produce different frequencies. Select one: True False True
27. ? oscillators do not produce sine waves; the outputs for these circuits are sawtooth or rectangular waveforms. Relaxation
29.he capacitor in the circuit will charge to ? of the supply voltage in the first time constant 63%
30. Assume that R1 = 10,000 ohms and C = 10 microfarads. Calculate the frequency of oscillation. formula: fr=1/RC answer:
31. Suppose someone wants to create an oscillation in the circuit that would oscillate at 100 hertz. The value of R1 = 10 kilohms determines a value for the capacitor so that the circuit will oscillate at 100 hertz. What is the value of the capacitor (in µF)? C=1/Rf
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