A Diode circuit responsible to add or restore a DC voltage level to an input AC signal. 1 a) Rectifier b) Clipper c) Clamper d) Amplifier A BJT amplifier configuration in which the base is the common terminal to an ac signal or ground. 2 a) Common Emitter b) Common Base c) Common Collector d) Common Drain When operated in cutoff and saturation, the transistor acts like 3 a) A linear amplifier c) A variable capacitor A variable resistor b) A switch The average output value of half wave rectified voltage with a peak input of 200V is equal to (assume silicon diode) a) 63.66 V b) 127.32 V c) 63.47 V d) 127.101 V

A Diode circuit responsible to add or restore a DC voltage level to an input AC signal. 1 a) Rectifier b) Clipper c) Clamper d) Amplifier A BJT amplifier configuration in which the base is the common terminal to an ac signal or ground. 2 a) Common Emitter b) Common Base c) Common Collector d) Common Drain When operated in cutoff and saturation, the transistor acts like 3 a) A linear amplifier c) A variable capacitor A variable resistor b) A switch The average output value of half wave rectified voltage with a peak input of 200V is equal to (assume silicon diode) a) 63.66 V b) 127.32 V c) 63.47 V d) 127.101 V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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