Exam 35: Operational Amplifiers
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The ______________ input of an op amp has extremely high input impedance, but its value is not the input impedance of the circuit.
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The triangular schematic symbol of an op amp shows only the ______________ connections to different points inside the op amp.
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The signal applied to the input of a differential amplifier is assumed to have exactly the same phase and amplitude and is referred to as the common-mode input.
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An op amp that uses JFETs in the input differential amp and BJTs for the following stages is called a ______________ op amp.
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A differential amp has one input called the inverting input, one input called the noninverting input, and one output.
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Open-loop cutoff frequency is the frequency at which the open-loop voltage gain of an op amp is down to 70.7% of its maximum value at dc.
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The frequency at which the closed-loop gain decreases to 70.7% of its maximum is called the
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The highest undistorted frequency out of an op amp without slew-rate distortion is called the
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The common-mode rejection ratio is usually defined as the ratio of the differential voltage gain to the common-mode voltage gain.
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The lower the value of CMRR, the better the differential amplifier.
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Circuits that can amplify differential input signals but reject or attenuate common-mode input signals is called a(n)
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Slew-rate distortion of a sine wave produces what type waveform?
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A(n) ______________ amplifier is a high-gain, direct coupled, differential amplifier.
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The differential amplifier shown in Figure has a gain equal to 
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Input offset current is the difference between the op amp's two input bias currents.
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What determines how much of the op amp's output signal is fed back to the input?
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There are two ways to avoid ______________-rate distortion of a sine wave: either use an op amp with a faster slew rate or accept an output waveform with a lower peak voltage.
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An amplifier whose output voltage equals the negative sum of the input voltages is called a(n)
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