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Analog and Digital Electronics Flashcards

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  1. In a common-emitter BJT amplifier, increasing the collector resistance RC while keeping other parameters fixed will:

    Answer: Increase voltage gain

    Voltage gain Av = -gm·RC, so increasing RC directly increases the magnitude of voltage gain.

  2. Which logic gate is equivalent to an AND gate followed by a NOT gate?

    Answer: NAND

    A NAND gate produces the complement of the AND operation, making it equivalent to AND followed by NOT.

  3. A Schmitt trigger is primarily used to:

    Answer: Convert sine waves to square waves with hysteresis

    A Schmitt trigger uses hysteresis (two threshold levels) to cleanly convert noisy analog signals into digital square waves.

  4. In a full-wave bridge rectifier with a peak input voltage of 20V and diode forward voltage drop of 0.7V each, the peak output voltage is:

    Answer: 18.6V

    Two diodes conduct simultaneously in a bridge rectifier, so peak output = 20 - 2(0.7) = 18.6V.

  5. A D flip-flop differs from an SR flip-flop primarily because it:

    Answer: Eliminates the forbidden state by tying S and R through an inverter

    Connecting an inverter between the S and R inputs ensures S and R are always complements, eliminating the invalid S=R=1 state.

  6. The slew rate of an op-amp limits its ability to:

    Answer: Accurately reproduce high-amplitude, high-frequency signals

    Slew rate (V/μs) limits the maximum rate of output voltage change, causing distortion when large-amplitude high-frequency signals demand faster output swings.

  7. In a 4-bit ripple carry adder, the worst-case propagation delay occurs when:

    Answer: Adding 0111 + 0001

    0111 + 0001 forces a carry to ripple through all four stages, producing the maximum carry propagation delay.