Adoptante, Aunhel John M.

– Topic 4
6. The differential gain is
Terms
A. very high
1. A differential amplifier B. very low
C. dependent on input voltage
A. is a part of an Op-amp D. about 100
B. has one input and one output
C. has two outputs 7. With zero volts on both inputs, an OP-
D. both A and B amp ideally should have an output
2. When a differential amplifier is operated
A. equal to the positive supply voltage
single-ended,
B. equal to the negative supply voltage
C. equal to zero
A. the output is grounded
D. equal to CMRR
B. one input is grounded and signal is
applied to the other
8. For an Op-amp with negative feedback,
C. both inputs are connected together
the output is
the output is not inverted
A. equal to the input
3. In differential-mode,
B. increased
C. fed back to the inverting input
A. opposite polarity signals are applied
D. fed back to the noninverting input
to the inputs
B. the gain is one
9. The use of negative feedback
C. the outputs are of different
amplitudes
A. reduces the voltage gain of an Op-
only one supply voltage is used
amp
B. makes the Op-amp oscillate
4. In the common mode,
C. makes linear operation possible
D. both A and B
A. both inputs are grounded
B. the outputs are connected together
10. Negative feedback
C. an identical signal appears on both
the inputs
A. increases the input and output
D. the output signal are in-phase
impedances
B. increases the input impedance and
5. The common-mode gain is
bandwidth
C. decreases the output impedance
A. very high
and bandwidth
B. very low
D. does not affect impedance or
C. always unity
bandwidth
D. unpredictable
KEY TO CORRECTION – Terms

1. D. Both A and B
2. B. one input is grounded, and signal is applied to the other
3. A. opposite polarity signals are applied to the inputs
4. C. an identical signal appears on both the inputs
5. B. very low
6. A. very high
7. C. equal to zero
8. C. fed back to the inverting input
9. D. Both A and B
10. B. increases the input impedance and bandwidth
Adoptante, Aunhel John M. – Topic 4 diode has a VZ=12V and
(IZ)MAX=90mA.
Problem Solving
A. 12.5 V
1. Calculate the output voltage for the B. 22 V
given circuit. C. 0.9 V
D. 2.3 V

5. a Find the input and output resistance

for the circuit shown. Specification for
741 op-amp : A=400000 ; Ri = 33MΩ;
Ro = 60Ω; RF = 11kΩ; R1 = 2kΩ;
Supply voltage = ± 15v; Maximum
output voltage swing = ± 13v.

A. 7V
B. 5.9 V
C. 12 V
D. 11.4 V

2. If the feedback voltage and the output

voltage are given as 10v and 4v. Find
the gain of the feedback circuit in
voltage-series feedback amplifier?
A. RIF = 66MΩ, ROF = 30Ω
B. RIF = 30MΩ, ROF = 6kΩ
C. RIF = 15kΩ, ROF = 50MΩ
A. 2.5 V D. None of the above
B. 40 V
C. 3V 6. Find the input and output voltage in
D. 6.2 V voltage follower circuit?

3. Determine the closed loop voltage gain A. Vin=2v and Vout = 3v

from the given circuit. (Where gain of B. Vin=10v and Vout = 11v
op-amp= 105). C. Vin=9v and Vout = 9v
D. Vin=4v and Vout = 7v

7. Find the bandwidth and total output

offset voltage of a voltage follower? The
following are the specifications for the
op-amp 741: A=200000, fo =5hz and
supply voltage =±15v.

A. 1090.9
B. 9821.43
C. 9166.66
D. 10000

4. For the feedback circuit of voltage series

feedback amplifier, find the feedback
voltage for the specifications: R1=1kΩ,
RF = 10kΩ and Vo= 25v. The Zener
 A. fF = 1000hz, VooT = ± 7.5µv.
B. fF = 100khz, VooT = ± 7.5µv. 10. Compute the output voltage for the
C. fF = 10khz, VooT = ±7.5µv. given circuit
D. fF = 1000khz, VooT = ± 7.5µv

8. The value of feedback resistor and

resistor connected in series with the
input signal source are equal to 10kΩ
and 3.3kΩ. Calculate the closed loop
voltage gain?

A. -6.7
B. -33
C. -13.3
D. -3.33

9. Compute RIF for an inverting amplifier

with feedback, where the value of input
resistance of op-amp is 4.7kΩ.
A. -2.6 V
B. -27.8 V
A. 4.7kΩ
C. -26.7 V
B. 9.4kΩ
D. -0.267 V
C. 2.35kΩ
D. Data given is insufficient
KEY TO CORRECTION – Problem Solving

1. C. 12 V Total output offset voltage, VooT=

The output voltage, Vo = A*(Vin1-
Vin2).(Since, Rin1 and Rin2 are
negligible compared to input resistance
in open loop differential amplifier).
=> Vo = 4*(12v-9v) = 12v.
2. A. 2.5 V
Gain of feedback, B = Vf /Vo = 10v/4v =
2.5v.
±Vsat/A= ±15/200000 =± 7.5µv.
8. D. -3.33
Closed loop voltage gain, AF = -RF/R1 =
-10kΩ/3.3kΩ = -3.33.
9. A. 4.7kΩ
In voltage shunt feedback amplifier, the
input resistance with feedback is given
as RIF = R1 (ideally).

3. B. 9821.43 10. C. -26.7 V

The closed loop voltage gain , AF =
{[A*(R4+R5)]/[(RF+R1+(A*R1)]} =
[105*(10kΩ+1kΩ)]/[1kΩ+10kΩ+(105*1k
Ω)] =11×108/112000
=> AF = 9821.43.
The given circuit is a current to voltage
converter. Since V1 =0v and V1= V2.
=> iin = Vin/R1 = 4/ 1.5kΩ =2.67mA.
The output voltage Vo = -iin*RF = -
2.67mA*10kΩ = -26.7v.

4. D. 2.3 V

The feedback voltage, Vf =

(R1*Vo)/(R1+RF) =
(1kΩ*25v)/(1kΩ+10kΩ) = 2.272v ≅ 2.3v.

5. A. RIF = 66MΩ, ROF = 30Ω

AF = 1+(RF/R1) = 1+(11kΩ/2kΩ) = 6.5;

B= 1/ AF = 1/6.5 = 0.154;
Input resistance of RIF = R1(1+AB) =
33MΩ[1+(6.5*0.154) ]= 66MΩ;
Output resistance of ROF = Ro/(1+AB)
= 60/[1+(6.5*0.154) ]= 29.98 ≅30Ω.

6. C. Vin=9v and Vout = 9v

Voltage follower has input voltage equal

to output voltage. The closed loop
voltage gain is equal to one. For
example, take the input and output
voltage to be 2v, then AF = Vout/Vin =
2v/2v = 1.

7. D. fF = 1000khz, VooT = ± 7.5µv

Bandwidth fF =A* fF = 200000*5= 1Mhz.