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Analog Electronics - Engineering
Q1: In oscillator circuits the energy feedback to its input terminal from output isA
always in phase with the input signal
B
90° out of phase with the input signal
C 180° out of phase with the input signal
D
270° out of phase with the input signal
ANS:C - 180° out of phase with the input signal It should be in phase for 180-degree phase change, oscillations won't even start. In fact, it will be negative feedback. This is true only for the non-inverting amplifier. For inverting amplifier, the phase change is important else this will be counted as negative feedback. |


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