Ch-0 Basics Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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What type of voltage does the amplifier operate with?

A

Sinusoidal voltage

The amplifier operates with an input sinusoidal voltage.

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What is the peak output voltage delivered by the amplifier to a 500 Ω load?

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5 V peak

The amplifier delivers a sinusoidal output of 5 V peak.

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3
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How much current does the amplifier draw from the power supply?

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2 mA

This is the current drawn by the amplifier from the power supply.

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What is the input current to the amplifier?

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0.05 mA

The input current to the amplifier is found to be 0.05 mA.

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5
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Calculate the voltage gain of the amplifier.

A

To be calculated based on output and input voltages

The voltage gain can be calculated using the formula: Voltage Gain = V_output / V_input.

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Calculate the current gain of the amplifier.

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To be calculated based on output and input currents

The current gain can be calculated using the formula: Current Gain = I_output / I_input.

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What is the power drawn from the DC supplies?

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To be calculated

Power drawn from the DC supplies can be calculated using the formula: P = V * I.

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Calculate the output power delivered by the amplifier.

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To be calculated

Output power can be calculated using the formula: P_output = (V_peak^2) / R_load.

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9
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What is the power dissipated in the amplifier?

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To be calculated

Power dissipated can be calculated as the difference between power drawn from the supply and output power.

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What is the efficiency of the amplifier?

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To be calculated

Efficiency can be calculated using the formula: Efficiency = (P_output / P_input) * 100.

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11
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What are the voltage rails supplied to the amplifier?

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±10 V

The amplifier is supplied by ±10 V rails.

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12
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What is the maximum RMS output power delivered by the amplifier across a 1 kΩ resistor?

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0.25 W

The maximum RMS output power can be calculated from the peak voltage.

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13
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What is the output power delivered to a 4 Ω speaker when fed with a 2 V peak sinusoidal signal?

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To be calculated

Output power delivered to the speaker can be calculated using the formula: P = (V_peak^2) / R_load.

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14
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What is the DC power drawn from the supply when the amplifier delivers power to the speaker?

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25 mA

The DC power drawn from the supply is 25 mA.

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15
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What is the efficiency of the audio amplifier?

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To be calculated

Efficiency can be calculated based on output power and power drawn from the supply.

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16
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What is the voltage gain in decibels (dB)?

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To be calculated

Voltage gain in dB can be calculated using the formula: Gain(dB) = 10 * log10(P_out / P_in).

17
Q

What type of voltage does the amplifier operate with?

A

Sinusoidal voltage

The amplifier operates with an input sinusoidal voltage.

18
Q

What is the peak output voltage delivered by the amplifier to a 500 Ω load?

A

5 V peak

The amplifier delivers a sinusoidal output of 5 V peak.

19
Q

How much current does the amplifier draw from the power supply?

A

2 mA

This is the current drawn by the amplifier from the power supply.

20
Q

What is the input current to the amplifier?

A

0.05 mA

The input current to the amplifier is found to be 0.05 mA.

21
Q

Calculate the voltage gain of the amplifier.

A

To be calculated based on output and input voltages

The voltage gain can be calculated using the formula: Voltage Gain = V_output / V_input.

22
Q

Calculate the current gain of the amplifier.

A

To be calculated based on output and input currents

The current gain can be calculated using the formula: Current Gain = I_output / I_input.

23
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What is the power drawn from the DC supplies?

A

To be calculated

Power drawn from the DC supplies can be calculated using the formula: P = V * I.

24
Q

Calculate the output power delivered by the amplifier.

A

To be calculated

Output power can be calculated using the formula: P_output = (V_peak^2) / R_load.

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What is the power dissipated in the amplifier?
To be calculated ## Footnote Power dissipated can be calculated as the difference between power drawn from the supply and output power.
26
What is the efficiency of the amplifier?
To be calculated ## Footnote Efficiency can be calculated using the formula: Efficiency = (P_output / P_input) * 100.
27
What are the voltage rails supplied to the amplifier?
±10 V ## Footnote The amplifier is supplied by ±10 V rails.
28
What is the maximum RMS output power delivered by the amplifier across a 1 kΩ resistor?
0.25 W ## Footnote The maximum RMS output power can be calculated from the peak voltage.
29
What is the output power delivered to a 4 Ω speaker when fed with a 2 V peak sinusoidal signal?
To be calculated ## Footnote Output power delivered to the speaker can be calculated using the formula: P = (V_peak^2) / R_load.
30
What is the DC power drawn from the supply when the amplifier delivers power to the speaker?
25 mA ## Footnote The DC power drawn from the supply is 25 mA.
31
What is the efficiency of the audio amplifier?
To be calculated ## Footnote Efficiency can be calculated based on output power and power drawn from the supply.
32
What is the voltage gain in decibels (dB)?
To be calculated ## Footnote Voltage gain in dB can be calculated using the formula: Gain(dB) = 10 * log10(P_out / P_in).