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Chapter 09 Test Bank: Multistage, CC, and CB Amplifiers
1. The emitter follower is also called a common-collector amplifier.
TRUE
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Bloom's: 2. Understand
Chapter: 09 Multistage, CC, and CB Amplifiers
Difficulty: Easy
Section: 09.03 CC Amplifer
Subtopic: CC Amplifer
Topic: Multistage, CC, and CB Amplifiers
2. In a common-collector amplifier, the emitter is always connected to ground.
FALSE

Difficulty: Easy
3. One of the advantages of an emitter follower is its high output impedance.
FALSE

Difficulty: Medium
Section: 09.04 Output Impedance
Subtopic: Output Impedance
4. It is very difficult to get a small output impedance with a common-collector amplifier.
FALSE

Difficulty: Hard
5. An emitter follower can act as a buffer between the high output impedance of a common-emitter amplifier and a low resistance
load.
TRUE
Difficulty: Medium
Section: 09.05 Cascading CE and CC
Subtopic: Cascading CE and CC
6. A Darlington connection is a connection of two transistors whose overall current gain equals the sum of the individual gains.
FALSE
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Difficulty: Easy
Section: 09.06 Darlington Connection
Subtopic: Darlington Connection
7. A complementary Darlington is a connection of npn and pnp transistors.
TRUE
Difficulty: Easy
8. Used with a zener diode, an emitter follower can produce regulated output voltages with much larger currents.
TRUE
Difficulty: Medium
Section: 09.07 Voltage Regulation
Subtopic: Voltage Regulation
9. A zener follower is a circuit that combines a zener regulator and a common emitter.
FALSE

Difficulty: Easy
10. A zener follower provides the regulation of a zener diode with the increased current-handling capability of an emitter follower.
TRUE

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
11. The common-base amplifier is also called a grounded-base amplifier.
TRUE

Difficulty: Easy
Section: 09.08 The Common-Base Amplifier
Subtopic: The Common-Base Amplifier
12. The output voltage of a common-base amplifier is out of phase with its input.
FALSE
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Difficulty: Easy
13. One of the major differences between the CB amplifier and other amplifier configurations is its
A. low input impedance.

B. low output impedance.
C. high input impedance.
D. input and output phase difference.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
14. The CB amplifier is most often used
A. as an audio amplifier.
B. in low frequency applications.
C. in high frequency applications.
D. in high fidelity audio applications.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
15. A common-base circuit can be used to couple a
A. high impedance source to a low impedance load.

B. low impedance source to a high impedance load.
C. high impedance source to a high impedance load.
D. low impedance source to a low impedance load.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
16. With a common-collector amplifier, the input signal is
A. coupled to the base and the output signal is taken from the emitter.
B. coupled to the base and the output signal is taken from the collector.
C. coupled to the emitter and the output signal is taken from the collector.
D. coupled to the emitter and the output signal is taken from the base.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
17. The emitter-follower amplifier has a
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A. low input impedance and low distortion.
B. high input impedance and high distortion.
C. high input impedance and low distortion.
D. low input impedance and high distortion.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
18. The voltage gain of a common-collector amplifier is ________.
A. infinite
B. 1
C. 10
D. 100

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
19. The emitter follower can be considered a
A. voltage amplifier.
B. power amplifier.
C. a current attenuator.
D. a power supply.

Difficulty: Hard
20. Small load resistances that would overload a CE amplifier can be used with an emitter follower because an emitter follower
A. steps up impedance.
B. amplifies high frequencies better.
C. has a higher voltage gain.
D. cannot amplify current.

Difficulty: Medium
21. In any amplifier, maximum power transfer occurs when the
A. load impedance is much higher than the source impedance.

B. load impedance is much lower than the source impedance.
C. load impedance is made equal to the source impedance.
D. load impedance is infinite and source impedance is zero.

Difficulty: Medium
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22. When an emitter follower is configured between a high output impedance and a low resistance load, it is referred to as
A. an attenuator.
B. a clamper.
C. a constant current source.
D. a buffer.

Difficulty: Medium
23. A connection of two transistors whose overall current gain equals the product of the individual current gains is called a
A. complementing connection.
B. cascade connection.
C. Darlington connection.
D. Quiescent connection.

Difficulty: Easy
24. A Darlington connection typically has a
A. very high input impedance and can produce large output currents.
B. very low input impedance and can produce large output currents.
C. very high input impedance and can produce only small output currents.
D. very low input impedance and can produce only small output currents.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
25. If each transistor in a Darlington pair has a gain of 100, what is the overall current gain?
A. 100
B. 200
C. 1000
D. 10,000

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Easy
26. Semiconductor manufacturers make Darlington pairs inside a single case. What is this device known as?
A. Semiconductor single case

B. Darlington transistor
C. power transistor
D. regulator transistor

Difficulty: Easy
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27. A Darlington connection comprised of npn and pnp transistors is called a
A. stationary Darlington.
B. Duo-Darlington.
C. supplementary Darlington.
D. complementary Darlington.

Bloom's: 1. Remember
Difficulty: Easy
28. In conjunction with a zener diode, the emitter follower can
A. provide amplified full-wave rectification.

B. provide amplified and filtered dc voltages.
C. produce regulated voltages with large output currents.
D. produce unregulated voltages.

Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
29. A circuit that combines a zener regulator and an emitter follower is referred to as
A. an emitter regulator.
B. a follower regulator.
C. a zener follower.
D. a zener diode.

Bloom's: 1. Remember
Difficulty: Easy
30. An advantage of a zener follower is
A. low output impedance.

B. high output impedance.
C. large zener diode.
D. low cost.

Difficulty: Medium
31. The zener follower provides the regulation of a zener diode with the increased current-handling capability of a
A. common-collector circuit.
B. common-emitter circuit.
C. common-base circuit.
D. common-follower circuit.

Difficulty: Medium
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32. The amplifier configuration in which the input signal drives the emitter and the output signal is taken from the collector is the
A. common collector.
B. common emitter.
C. common base.
D. emitter follower.

Difficulty: Medium
33. What amplifier configuration is shown in Figure 9-6 (a)?
A. common emitter
B. common collector
C. common base.
D. base follower
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
34. With the amplifier configuration shown in Figure 9-6 (a)
A. ac output is 90° out of phase with the input.

B. ac output is 180° out of phase with the input.
C. ac output is 270° out of phase with the input.
D. ac output is in phase with the input.
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Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
35. The collector voltage for the circuit shown in Figure 9-6 (a) is
A. dc only.
B. ac only.
C. ac riding on dc.
D. 0 V.
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Hard
36. The reason a common-collector amplifier is called an emitter follower is because
A. the output voltage follows the input voltage.

B. the output voltage is taken from the collector.
C. the emitter is grounded.
D. the output voltage is out of phase with the input.

Difficulty: Medium
37. What is the base voltage for the circuit shown in Figure 9-8?
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A. 10 V
B. 5 V
C. 1 V
D. 4.3 V
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
38. What is the emitter voltage for the circuit shown in Figure 9-8?
A. 10 V
B. 5 V
C. 1 V
D. 4.3 V
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
39. In the circuit shown in Figure 9-8, what is the purpose of the capacitor connected to the emitter?
A. filter
B. bypass
C. coupling
D. to block ac
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Medium
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40. The low impedance of a speaker can be matched to the output impedance of
A. a common collector to deliver maximum power.

B. a common base to deliver maximum power.
C. a common emitter to deliver maximum power.
D. a coupling capacitor.

Difficulty: Hard
41. It is very difficult to get a small output impedance with a
A. common-collector amplifier.
B. common-emitter amplifier.
C. common-base amplifier.
D. emitter-follower amplifier.

Difficulty: Hard
42. What is the circuit shown in Figure 9-16 (c)?
A. two cascaded common-emitter amplifiers

B. a small-signal amplifier
C. a supplementary Darlington
D. a complementary Darlington
Difficulty: Medium
43. What is the circuit shown in Figure 9-20?
A. full-wave rectifier
B. zener follower
C. two-transistor amplifier
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D. two-transistor regulator
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Hard
44. If the output voltage across RL increases in the circuit shown in Figure 9-15, what will the voltage at the base of Q2 do?
A. increase
B. decrease
C. remain the same
D. drops to zero
Bloom's: 3. Apply
Difficulty: Hard
45. Voltage gain can be increased by using a multistage amplifier.
TRUE

Difficulty: Easy
Section: 09.01 Multistage Amplifiers
Subtopic: Multistage Amplifiers
46. A multistage amplifier can be created by cascading two or more filter circuits.
FALSE
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Difficulty: Medium
47. What is a multistage amplifier?
A. a single stage amplifier

B. a single stage attenuator
C. two or more attenuators cascaded
D. two or more amplifiers cascaded

Difficulty: Easy
48. If two or more amplifiers are connected to form a multistage amplifier
A. gain remains constant.

B. gain increases.
C. gain is reduced.
D. more attenuation results.

Difficulty: Easy
49. A multistage amplifier using two common-emitter amplifiers will provide a total phase inversion of ________.
A. 360°
B. 270°
C. 180°
D. 90°

Difficulty: Easy
50. How is the total voltage gain of a multistage amplifier calculated?
A. sum of individual gains

B. difference of individual gains
C. product of individual gains
D. it is the gain of one amplifier

Difficulty: Easy
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1. The emitter follower is also called a common-collector amplifier.

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation

2. In a common-collector amplifier, the emitter is always connected to ground.

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation

3. One of the advantages of an emitter follower is its high output impedance.

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation

4. It is very difficult to get a small output impedance with a common-collector amplifier.

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation

7. A complementary Darlington is a connection of npn and pnp transistors.

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation

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11. The common-base amplifier is also called a grounded-base amplifier.

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A. low input impedance.

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14. The CB amplifier is most often used

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15. A common-base circuit can be used to couple a

A. high impedance source to a low impedance load.

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16. With a common-collector amplifier, the input signal is

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17. The emitter-follower amplifier has a

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18. The voltage gain of a common-collector amplifier is ________.

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19. The emitter follower can be considered a

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21. In any amplifier, maximum power transfer occurs when the

A. load impedance is much higher than the source impedance.

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24. A Darlington connection typically has a

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A. Semiconductor single case

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28. In conjunction with a zener diode, the emitter follower can

A. provide amplified full-wave rectification.

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30. An advantage of a zener follower is

A. low output impedance.

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33. What amplifier configuration is shown in Figure 9-6 (a)?

34. With the amplifier configuration shown in Figure 9-6 (a)

A. ac output is 90° out of phase with the input.

36. The reason a common-collector amplifier is called an emitter follower is because

A. the output voltage follows the input voltage.

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A. a common collector to deliver maximum power.

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41. It is very difficult to get a small output impedance with a

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42. What is the circuit shown in Figure 9-16 (c)?

A. two cascaded common-emitter amplifiers