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Question 1
Easy
What happens to an amplifier's gain when a negative feedback network is introduced?
π‘ Hint: Think about how adding feedback would affect the signal being amplified.
Question 2
Easy
Define a Bode plot in the context of amplifiers.
π‘ Hint: Consider what components are plotted on the axes.
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Question 1
What is the primary effect of negative feedback on amplifier gain?
π‘ Hint: Consider how feedback is used to control system output.
Question 2
Is it true that feedback can alter the stability of an amplifier?
π‘ Hint: Think about what feedback does to the output signal.
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Push your limits with challenges.
Question 1
An amplifier has a pole at p = 1 kHz. After introducing a feedback factor Ξ² = 0.1, what is the new pole location?
π‘ Hint: Plug in the values directly into the equation.
Question 2
For an amplifier with one pole at p = 1 kHz and feedback that maintains Ξ² less than 1, explain how the stability bandwidth changes.
π‘ Hint: Consider how reduction in gain can influence the frequency stability.
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