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What causes the extra voltage drop in amplitude from input t…

What causes the extra voltage drop in amplitude from input to output of this bridge rectifier?

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What is the purpose of using negative feedback in an op-amp…

What is the purpose of using negative feedback in an op-amp amplifier?

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For the connections of Oscilloscope and Function Generator,…

For the connections of Oscilloscope and Function Generator, we should attach the black alligator clip to a node in the circuit that you want to serve as a reference voltage.

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A bus on your breadboard is left completely unconnected. If…

A bus on your breadboard is left completely unconnected. If you measure the voltage from this bus to GND, what will you most likely see on the DMM? Pick the most correct answer.

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The JFET device shown here was used in lab primarily as a __…

The JFET device shown here was used in lab primarily as a ______________________ .

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What is the purpose of using negative feedback in an op-amp…

What is the purpose of using negative feedback in an op-amp amplifier?

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Which of the following can we measure using our bench digita…

Which of the following can we measure using our bench digital multimeter (DMM)? Check all that apply.

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Input: ch1 and output: ch2 Calculate the absolute value of t…

Input: ch1 and output: ch2 Calculate the absolute value of the voltage gain.

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True or False: For the differential op-amp circuit, your com…

True or False: For the differential op-amp circuit, your common mode rejection ratio should ideally be 0.

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For the given oscilloscope screen, calculate the period of t…

For the given oscilloscope screen, calculate the period of the signal (in second). Note: volt/div = 2 Volts/div            time/div = 1 ms/div

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