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6.2. Frequency Response
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- 1.
What does frequency response refer to?
Hint
Think about how signals of different frequencies might be affected.
- 2.
Define bandwidth.
Hint
Consider what could happen if the frequency goes too high or too low.
- 3.
What happens to an amplifier's gain at very high frequencies?
- Remains constant
- Increases significantly
- Decreases
Hint
Remember the patterns of gain across frequency.
- 4.
An amplifier with a bandwidth of 300 Hz to 3 kHz will perform best at which of the following?
- 100 Hz
- 400 Hz
- 2 kHz
Hint
Look for the value that lies between the bandwidth limits.
- 5.
Design a basic BJT circuit and calculate the expected gain at 1 kHz and at a frequency of 10 kHz. What is the implication of these values regarding frequency response?
Hint
Use the BJT equations for gain calculation.
- 6.
Explain how you would adjust an amplifier's bandwidth for a system needing to transmit both voice frequencies and music without distortion.
Hint
Think about component specifications.
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70%
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