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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Q1. THROUGH Q33 - 14180_51
CHAPTER 2 VIDEO AND RF AMPLIFIERS

Neets Module 08-Introduction to Amplifiers
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1-40 A-17.     Impedance coupling. A-18.     Equal impedance. A-19.     Lower than. A-20.     Common emitter-medium input, medium output; common base-low input, high output; common collector-high input, low output. A-21.     Common collector. A-22.     Transformer coupling. A-23.     The process of coupling a portion of the output of a circuit back to the circuit input. A-24.     Positive and negative or regenerative and degenerative. A-25.     Positive (regenerative) feedback. A-26.     Negative (degenerative) feedback. A-27.     Negative (degenerative) feedback. A-28.     Negative (degenerative) feedback. A-29.     A device that provides two output signals that differ in phase from a single input signal. A-30.     A phase splitter is used to provide the input signals to a push-pull amplifier. A-31.     A push-pull amplifier is used when high power output and good fidelity are needed. A-32.     A push-pull amplifier provides more gain than a single transistor amplifier. A-33.     Class A, Class AB or Class B operation.  






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