amplifiers are linear circuits, where the transistor is biased to conduct over the entire range of the input signal cycle.

Related MCQs

• A class B amplifier consists of                 transistors in order to conduct the input signal over the entire cycle.
• Behavior of a transistor in power amplifiers is unpredictable at all input signal levels.
• Klystron amplifiers have high noise output as compared to crossed field amplifiers.
•                      is defined as the ratio of input signal to noise ratio to the output signal to noise ratio.
• Gain of power amplifiers                      with increase in operating frequency.
• Power amplifiers in the increasing order of efficiency is:
• High gain is not achievable at microwave frequencies using BJT amplifiers because:
• In conventional amplifiers, a flat gain response is achieved at the cost of reduced gain. But this drawback can be overcome by using:
• Coupler that is mostly used in balanced amplifiers to achieve the required performance is:
• Distributed amplifiers offer very high