Questions On The Operational Amplifier

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This set of Electric Circuits test focuses on “Operational

Amplifier Terminals,Terminal Voltages and Currents”.
1. Op-amp was introduced by __________

a) Fairchild
b) Maxwell
c) Rutherford
d) Sahani
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: Op-amp was introduced by Fairchild
semiconductor in 1968.
2. The number of terminals in an Op-amp ______________

a) 6
b) 2
c) 5
d) 3
View Answer
Answer: c
Explanation: Inverting input, the Non-inverting input, Output,
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Positive power supply, Negative power supply.
3. The Op-amp is a type of ___________

a) Differential amplifier
b) Integrated amplifier
c) Isolation amplifier
d) Feedback amplifier
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: The Op-amp is a type of differential amplifier.
4. In the circuit of Op-amp given V- stands for _________
a) Non-inverting input
b) Non-inverting output
c) Inverting input
d) Inverting output
View Answer
Answer: c
Explanation: V+: Non-inverting input and V- : Inverting
input.
5. When the input voltage difference is small in magnitude,

the Op-amp behaves as ____________
a) Non-linear device
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b) Linear device
c) Complex device
d) Bipolar device
View Answer
Answer: b
Explanation: When │vp-vn│is small then Op-amp acts as a
linear device as the output voltage is a linear function of
input voltages.
6. If the output voltage is not a linear function of input

voltage then ____________
a) Op-amp acts a linear device
b) Op-amp acts as a non-linear device
c) Op-amp acts a polar device
d) Op-amp acts as an inverter
View Answer
Answer: b
Explanation: If output voltage is not a linear function of input
voltage then Op-amp acts as a non-linear device.
7. The negative feedback causes the input voltage

difference to ____________
a.) 1
b) Increase
c) Decrease
d) 0
View Answer
Answer: c
Explanation: Negative feedback means a signal is fed back
from output terminals to the non-inverting input terminals
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and this results in a decrease in input voltage difference.
8. Find the gain for the following circuit.
a) -2
b) 2
c) -1
d) 1
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: In this circuit, the only node is at the negative
terminal of the Op-amp (say Vn) and by ideal rules of Op-
amp, Vn= Vp =0(in this circuit). Gain= Vout/Vin= -R2/R1.
9. Calculate the gain for the Op-amp given.
a) 0.719
b) 2.572
c) 1.390
d) 1.237
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Answer: c
Explanation: Gain= Vout/Vin= -R2/R1 = -5.98*10-3/4.3*10-3.
10. Given Op-amp is ideal. Calculate vo if va=1v and vb=0v.
a) -4v
b) -2.5v
c) 4v
d) 2.5v
View Answer
Answer: b
Explanation: In the given circuit, a negative feedback exists
between Op-amp’s output and its inverting input (voltage
here is 0, as vp =vb=0 and vn=vp). Node-voltage equation is
i50=i125=i0.
i50= (va-vn)/50 =1/50 mA.
I125= (v0-vn)/125 = v0/125 mA.
1/50 + v0/125 = 0.
v0 is -2.5volts.
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Amplifier Circuit Questions and
Answers
by Manish
4-5 minutes
This set of Electric Circuits Multiple Choice Questions &

Answers (MCQs) focuses on “The Inverting and Non-
Inverting Amplifier Circuit”.
1. The opamp in the Inverting circuit is in __________

a) Linear region
b) Saturation
c) Cut-off region
d) Non-linear region
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: We assume that the opamp is in linear region.
2. In an Inverting Amplifier circuit, the output voltage vo is

expressed as a function of ____________
a) Input current
b) Output current
c) Source voltage
d) Source current
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View Answer
Answer: c
Explanation: The goal of an inverting circuit is to express
output voltage vo as a function of source voltage vs.
3. The other name for Gain is ____________

a) Scaling factor
b) Output
c) Amplifying factor
d) Scaling level
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: The gain is also known as scaling factor and it
is the ratio of Rf/Rs in case of an Inverting amplifying circuit.
4. If VCC = 12V and vs=1mV, then Rf/Rs is _____________

a) >12000
b) <12000
c) 12000
d) 1
View Answer
Answer: b
Explanation: Rf/Rs ≤ │VCC/vs│.
5. In the expression vo= -Avn, A is called ______________

a) Closed loop gain
b) Closed loop fault
c) Open loop fault
d) Open loop gain
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Answer: d
Explanation: A is called open loop gain.
6. The circuits of an inverting and Non-Inverting amplifying

comprises of __________ and _______ number of
resistors.
a) 3, 2
b) 2, 3
c) 2, 2
d) 3, 3
View Answer
Answer: b
Explanation: Inverting amplifying circuit- Rs, Rf.
Non-Inverting amplifying circuit – Rs, Rf, Rg.
7. The condition for a Non-inverting amplifying circuit to

operate in linear region operation _____________
a) (Rs+Rf)/Rs < │VCC/vg│
b) (Rs+Rf)/Rs ≠ │VCC/vg│
c) (Rs+Rf)/Rs > │VCC/vg│
d) (Rs+Rf)/Rs = │VCC/vg│
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: Assume that opamp is ideal. The condition for
the linear region operation in a Non-inverting amplifying
circuit is (Rs+Rf)/Rs <│VCC/vg│.
8. If Rs= 3Ω, Rf= 6Ω then the relation between vo and vg in

case of a Non-Inverting amplifying circuit.
a) vo= 9vg
b) vo= 6vg
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c) vo= 3vg
d) vo= vg
View Answer
Answer: c
Explanation: vo= ((Rs+Rf)/Rs) *vg.
9. If Rs= 5Ω, Rf= 25Ω and -2.5V ≤ vg ≤ 2.5V. What are the
smallest power supply voltages that could be applied and
still have opamp in linear region?
a) ±9V
b) ±2.5V
c) ±6V
d) ±15V
View Answer
Answer: d
Explanation: vo= ((Rs+Rf)/Rs) *vg. By substituting the
values, we have vo=6vg.
vo=6(-2.5) = -15
vo=6(2.5) =15.
10. If an inverting amplifying circuit has a gain of 10 and

±15V power supplies are used. The values of input for
which opamp would be in the linear region?
a) ±1.25
b) ±1.5V
c) ±2.25
d) ±0.5
View Answer
Answer: b
Explanation: Gain= Rf/Rs= 10 and vo= (-Rf/Rs)*vs.
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→ vo= -10vs and given -12V≤ vo ≤ 12V.

→ -15= -10vs. So, vs= 1.5V
→ 15=-10vs. So, vs=-1.5V.
11. If the gain of an inverting amplifying circuit is 13 and

±22V power supplies are used. What range of input values
allows the opamp to be in linear region?
a) ±1.69
b) ±1.35V
c) ±2.28
d) ±0.5
View Answer
Answer: a
Explanation: Gain= Rf/Rs= 13 and vo= (-Rf/Rs)*vs.
→ vo= -13vs and given -22V≤ vo ≤ 22V.
→ -22= -13vs. So, vs=1.692 V
→ 22=-13vs. So, vs=-1.692V.
12. The input applied to an Inverting amplifier is

______________
a) Equal to output
b) Equal to Inverted output
c) Not equal to output
d) Output is equal to input
View Answer
Answer: b Explanation: The name itself indicates it is an

Inverting amplifier. So, the input applied is inverted and is
given as output. Suppose the input applied is sinusoidal
then, the output is
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13. In R1=10kΩ, Rf=100kΩ, v1=1V. A load of 25kΩ is

connected to the output terminal. Calculate i1 and vo.
a) 0.5mA, 10V b) 0.1mA,

10V c) 0.1mA, -10V d) 0.5mA, -10V
View Answer
Answer: c
Explanation: i1= v1/R1 = 1V/10kΩ = 0.1mA
V0= -(Rf/R1)*v1 = -(100kΩ/10kΩ)*1V = -10V.
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Electric Circuits Test - Sanfoundry

This set of Electric Circuits test focuses on “Operational

1. Op-amp was introduced by __________

2. The number of terminals in an Op-amp ______________

Positive power supply, Negative power supply.

3. The Op-amp is a type of ___________

4. In the circuit of Op-amp given V- stands for _________

5. When the input voltage difference is small in magnitude,

6. If the output voltage is not a linear function of input

7. The negative feedback causes the input voltage

and this results in a decrease in input voltage difference.

8. Find the gain for the following circuit.

9. Calculate the gain for the Op-amp given.

10. Given Op-amp is ideal. Calculate vo if va=1v and vb=0v.

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Inverting & Non-Inverting

This set of Electric Circuits Multiple Choice Questions &

1. The opamp in the Inverting circuit is in __________

2. In an Inverting Amplifier circuit, the output voltage vo is

3. The other name for Gain is ____________

4. If VCC = 12V and vs=1mV, then Rf/Rs is _____________

5. In the expression vo= -Avn, A is called ______________

6. The circuits of an inverting and Non-Inverting amplifying

7. The condition for a Non-inverting amplifying circuit to

8. If Rs= 3Ω, Rf= 6Ω then the relation between vo and vg in

10. If an inverting amplifying circuit has a gain of 10 and

→ vo= -10vs and given -12V≤ vo ≤ 12V.

11. If the gain of an inverting amplifying circuit is 13 and

12. The input applied to an Inverting amplifier is

Answer: b Explanation: The name itself indicates it is an

13. In R1=10kΩ, Rf=100kΩ, v1=1V. A load of 25kΩ is

a) 0.5mA, 10V b) 0.1mA,

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