D Question 2 A differential amplifier is capable of amplifying O DC input signal only O AC input signal only O AC & DC input signal None of the Mentioned D Question 3 single-ended input. noninverting input. 1 pts When both the noninverting and inverting input voltages are present, the total input is called a differential input. O complimentary input. 1 pts D Question 4 1 pts In order to get single-ended operation when using a diff amp both inputs are used. one input is used and the other is grounded. both inputs are grounded. O both inputs are connected to the power supply D Question 5 1 pts Which diff amp configuration produces the maximum voltage gain? differential input with single-ended output differential input with differential output single-ended input with single-ended output O All of above D Question 6 The tail current of the differential amplifier equals the O Difference between the two emitter currents Sum of the two emitter currents Collector current divided by current gain O Collector voltage divided by collector resistance D Question 7 9.8mA 1 pts A two-supply emitter bias Dual Input Differential Output differential amplifier has VEE=-20V, B=100, VBE=0.7V, RE=1.3k02. The emitter current contributed by each transistor (IE) will be 10mA O 8.6mA 7.42mA 1 pts Question 8 The voltage gain of a differential amplifier with an unloaded differential output is equal to Rc divided by re' O2re' re'/2 RE D Question 9 O input offset voltage, 1 pts The voltage gain of a differential amplifier divided by its common-mode voltage gain is referred to as the common-mode rejection ratio. differential output. active load ratio. 1 pts Question 10 . When same input voltage is applied to each base of a differential amplifier, the voltage is called the complimentary signal. nulling signal. common-mode signal. 1 pts single-ended signal.