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Q. It is desired to have a sag or tilt of no more than 10% when a 50Hz square wave is impressed on an amplifier stage. The output circuit resistance is Rv=1K. What minimum value of coupling resistance is required if transistors with Ri=1K are used?
State the different stabilization techniques and compensation techniques
Simulate and compare BER of QPSK system and 4-QAM system without grey coding Eb/No=0.2.4.6.8.10
how did shockley derived his equation
A 9.1V zener diode has a nominal voltage fall at a test current of 28mA. The internal resistance of the zener diode is 5 ohms. Find the voltage drop across the zener diode at zener
Explain graphics adapters. Video card converts digital output by the computer in an analog video signal and sends the signal by a cable to the monitor also termed as a graphic
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Explain AAS instructions in 8086 family with example and their effect on flag. AAS: it is stands for ASCII adjust after subtraction; this is used to adjust the AX register l
For the RC phase-shift oscillator if c=1pF and R=10K determine the value of Rf
Q. The radiation pattern of a half-wave dipole antenna is given by (a) Sketch the radiation pattern in the principal plane of xz containing angle θ. (b) Determine the beam wi
Q. What is a differentiator circuit? By introducing electrical reactance into the feedback loops of op-amp amplifier circuits, we can cause the output to respond to changes in
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