Exam 16: Regulators, Filters, and Op-Amps

$\text { Figure } 17 < 4$ -If the base-emitter junction opens in Figure 17-4, V_C________

In the simplest sense, a zener diode is really a:

To forward bias a silicon diodeW ith a -71.6 V anode voltage, apply a ________ cathode Voltage.

A depletion-type MOSFET can operateW ith a positive or negative value of VGS.

Which one of these characteristics is found in a common-collector amplifier?

To forward bias a silicon diodeW ith -1.6 V on the anode, you must apply a voltage of ________ on the cathode.

A practical differential amplifier provides:

$\text { Figure } 17 < 2$ -The device in Figure 17-2 is a______

The most popular and Widely used transistor amplifier configuration is the:

The movement of free electrons is called electron current

If a BJT amplifier is operated as a switch that is off, this operating condition is known as________

To build an amplifier with a $10 \mathrm {~K} \Omega$ input impedance and a voltage gain of 41 , use the amplifier, R_i=_______R_f= _________

$\text { Figure } 17 < 4$ -If R_E opens in Figure 17-4, V_E ______

The PN junction is found in ________.

MaterialsW hose molecules arrange themselves into a crystal structure are bound together by:

In a scaling adder, the ________.

The terms common-emitter and common-collector mean that:

If the diode in a half- Wave rectifier shorts, the ________.

Which one of these op-amp terminals provides an output that is in-phase with the input?

Practical op-amps come reasonably close to the requirements for an ideal amplifier.