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    Because the Comparator's Output Voltage Switches When V<sub>in</sub> Crosses Zero
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Because the Comparator's Output Voltage Switches When Vin Crosses Zero

Question 1

Question 1

Multiple Choice

Because the comparator's output voltage switches when Vin crosses zero, the circuit is sometimes called a


A) zero-crossing detector
B) zero detector
C) zero-switching detector
D) zero comparator

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