Welcome to ECE Board Exam Practice Quiz for Electronic Circuits. This set of practice quiz 5 will test your competence on the theories, concepts and problem solving involving Electronic Circuits. The objectives and goals of this quiz is to help engineering students familiarize concepts and theories as well as develop problem solving skills when answering questions related to the Electronic Circuits.
Electronic Circuits Test Bank
In this section are compiled practice quiz for Electronic Circuits that could be able to enhance your knowledge and skills in your preparation for the ECE Board Exam. The goal is to add thousands of questions for you to be familiarized and hopefully help you to be prepared. I am looking forward that this practice quiz will give you an additional confidence in taking your upcoming Engineering Board Exam.
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Choose the letter of the best answer in each questions.
The gain of an amplifier with feedback is known as _______ gain.
Closed loop
Resonant
Open loop
Unity
Correct!
Wrong!
A transistor converts
Dc power into ac power
Ac power into dc power
High resistance into low resistance
Low resistance into high resistance
Correct!
Wrong!
Which of the items below is not a description of the two-stage amplifier?
The input resistance is equal to the input resistance of the first stage unless feedback is applied
Its output resistance is equal to the output resistance of the final stage unless feedback is applied
Its noise level is equal to the accumulated noise of the two stages, either by multiplying the noise voltage amplitudes together or by adding the noise decibel levels together
The output resistance is equal to the output resistance of the first stage unless feedback is applied.
Correct!
Wrong!
The gain of an amplifier is expressed in dB unit because
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