OP-AMP (Integrator, Differentiator, comparator unity

follower)
1. An op-amp can be classified as ……………amplifier
a) Linear
b) Low Rin
c) Positive feed back
d) RC couple

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2522

2. An ideal op-amp has

a) infinite AV
b) infinite Rin
c) Zero R0
d) All the above

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2522

3. Op-amp are very popular mainly because

a) They are cheap
b) Their external characteristics can be changed to suit any application
c) Of their extremely small size
d) They are available in different packages

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2522

4. Since input resistance of an ideal op-amp is infinitive

a) Its output resistance is zero
b) Its output voltage becomes independent of load resistance
c) Its input current is zero
d) It become current controlled device

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2522

5. When the input voltage of 1 volt is applied to an op-amp having A V=106 and
bias supply of +15V , the output voltage is
a) 15 x 106 V
b) 106 V
c) 15µ V
d) 15 V

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2505

6. An inverting amplifier has RF= 2mΩ and Ri= 2KΩ. Its scale factor is
a) 1000
b) -1000
c) 10-3
d) -10-3

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2523

7. The open loop gain of an op-amp is 105. An input signal of 1 mv is applied to
inverting input with non inverting input connected to ground. The supply
voltage are ± 10 V. The output voltage will be
a) +100 V
b) -100 V
c) +10 V
d) -10 V

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2523

8. When in a negative sealer , both RF and Ri are reduced to zero, the circuit
functions as
a) Integrator
b) Subtractor
c) comparator
d) unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2523

9. The two input terminal of an op-amp are known as

a) positive and negative
b) Differential and non Differential
c) Inverting and non inverting
d) High and low

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2504

10.The purpose of comparator is to

a) Amplify an input voltage
b) Maintain a constant output
c) Detect the change in input voltage
d) Produce a change in the output voltage when input voltage equals reference
voltage

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2504

11. The op-amp comparator uses

a) Positive feed back
b) Negative feedback
c) No feedback

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2513

12.The feedback path in an op-amp differentiator consist of

a) a resistor
b) a capacitor
c) a resistor and capacitor in series
d) a resistor and capacitor in parallel

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2513

13.The feedback path of an integrator consist of

a) a resistor
b) a capacitor
c) a resistor and capacitor in series
d) a resistor and capacitor in parallel

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2511

14.An op-amp which does not need any external component work as
a) an integrator
b) differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2513

15.An op-amp circuit which provide an output voltage which is proportional to

the rate of change of input voltage
a) Integrator
b) Differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2512

16.An op-amp which perform inverse mathematical operation of that of an

integrator is
a) Differentiator
b) Comparator
c) Unity follower
d) None

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2512

17.An op-amp which provides an output voltage proportional to the integral of

input voltage is
a) Integrator
b) Differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2510

18.The op-amp circuit which converts linearly increasing ramp input voltage
into constant Dc output is
a) Integrator
b) Differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2512

19.The op-amp circuit which converts Dc level into linearly increasing ramp
output is
a) Integrator
b) Differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2511

20.The op-amp in which input resistance Ri and feedback resistance Rf both are
zero is
a) Integrator
b) Unity follower
c) Differentiator
d) Comparator

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

21.Unity follower is very much similar to

a) CE amp
b) CB amp
c) Emitter follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

22.The op-amp circuit which prevents load resistance RL from loading input
source
a) Inverting amp
b) Non inverting amp
c) Unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

23.The voltage gain of a unity follower is

a) Very high
b) Infinity
c) Zero
d) Unity

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

24.Unity follower is generally used as

a) voltage amplifier
b) Current amplifier
c) Buffer or isolation amplifier

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

25.In a unity follower

a) Input resistance Ri= and output resistance R0=0
b) Ri = 0 and R0=
c) Ri = R0

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

26.Ideal op amp is a
a) Current controlled device
b) Voltage controlled device
c) Can be used as (a) or (b)
Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2505

27.If component Ri and CF are interchanged in an integrator , the op-amp

function as
a) a comparator
b) unity follower
c) differentiator

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2511

28.The component RF and C are interchanged in a differentiator. The op-amp

function as
a) Integrator
b) Comparator
c) unity follower

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2513

29.The input stage of an op-amp is usually

a) CE amp
b) Class B push pull amplifier
c) Swamped amplifier
d) Differential amplifier

Ref: Electronics principle by VK Mehta page no 723

30.An op-amp can amplify

a) ac signal only
b) Dc signal only
c) Both ac and Dc signals

Ref: Electronics principle by VK Mehta page no 723

31.Negative feedback in an op-amp

a) Increases input and output impedances
b) Increases input impedance and bandwidth
c) Decreases the output impedance and bandwidth
d) Does not affect impedance and bandwidth

Ref: Electronics principle by VK Mehta page no 723

32.The op-amp which converts saw tooth wave into rectangular wave is
a) Integrator
b) Differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower

Ref:

33. The op-amp which converts square wave into saw tooth wave
a) Integrator
b) Differentiator
c) Comparator
d) Unity follower
Ref:

34.A comparator
a) can convert a sine wave into square wave
b) can be used as zero crossing detector
c) can be used as level detector
d) all the above

Ref: Electronics principle by VK Mehta page no 720

35.The output stage of an op-amp is

a) CE amp
b) CB amp
c) Emitter follower in push pull configuration

Ref:

36.In the circuit given what is the output voltage

a) 1.0 V
b) 1.5V
c) 2.0 V
d) 2.5V

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2523

37.In the circuit given what is the output voltage

a) +3V
b) -3V
c) -7V
d) +7V

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2523

38.The input and output signal in a unity follower are

a) 180˚ out of phase
b) 90˚ out of phase
c) In phase

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2508

39.The phase difference between input and output signal in an inverting

amplifier is
a) No phase reversal
b) 180˚ out of phase
c) 90˚ out of phase

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2506

40.The voltage gain of an inverting op-amp is

a) Av = - Ri/ RF
b) Av = - RF/ Ri
c) Av = Ri/ RF+1

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2507

41.The voltage of an non inverting op-amp is

a) Av = - Ri / RF
b) Av = RF/ Ri
c) Av = RF/ Ri+1

Ref: Electrical Technology by BL Theraja page- 2507