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What is the effect of positive feedback on the gain of an amplifier?

  • Reduces the gain
  • Has no effect on the gain
  • Stabilizes the gain
  • Increases the gain (correct)
  • Which type of feedback is commonly used in amplifiers?

  • Degenerate feedback
  • Positive feedback
  • Regenerative feedback
  • Negative feedback (correct)
  • What is the characteristic of the feedback energy in positive feedback?

  • Out of phase with the input signal
  • In phase with the input signal (correct)
  • Amplifies the input signal
  • Has no phase relationship with the input signal
  • Why is positive feedback seldom employed in amplifiers?

    <p>It increases distortion, noise, and instability</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does negative feedback do to the gain of an amplifier?

    <p>Reduces the gain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Introduction to Feedback Amplifiers

    • Feedback is the process of feeding a portion of the output signal back to the input circuit.
    • It results in a dependence between the output and the input, allowing effective control in the circuit's operation.
    • There are two types of feedback: positive feedback and negative feedback.
    • Positive feedback involves feedback energy that is in phase with the input signal, aiding it and increasing the amplifier's gain.
    • However, positive feedback also increases distortion, noise, and instability, so it is rarely used in amplifiers, although it is employed in oscillators.
    • Negative feedback involves feedback energy that is out of phase with the input signal, opposing it and reducing the amplifier's gain.
    • Negative feedback also reduces distortion and noise in the amplifier.
    • Overall, while positive feedback increases gain but also introduces disadvantages, negative feedback reduces gain but improves amplifier performance in terms of distortion and noise.

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    Test your knowledge of feedback amplifiers with this quiz! Learn about the concepts of positive and negative feedback, and understand how they impact the performance of electronic circuits.

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