BJT AC Analysis Round1

The biasing of a transistor is a combination of ac and dc operation

• True
• False
• Trulse
• Not Sure

The purpose of biasing is to establish a/an ________ about which variations in current and voltage can occur in response to an input signal

• Operating Point
• Saturation Point
• Linear Point
• Active Point

If an amplifier is NOT biased with correct DC voltages on the input and output, the amplifiers operation is said to be

• Linear
• Nonlinear
• Collinear
• Bipolar

It is a signal that use only a small portion of the load line

• Large Signal
• DC Signal
• Small Signal
• No Signal

An electronic circuit having the capability to amplify power, voltage or current

• Rectifier
• Amplifier
• Synthesizer
• Mixer

Amplifiers designed to handle small AC signals such as the one being used in antenna and microphones

• Large Signal Amplifier
• Small Signal Amplifier
• Large Signal Mixer
• Small Signal Mixer

In Electronics, this term means linking of two circuits or devices which can be capacitive, inductive, resistive or direct

• interconnecting
• Joining
• Combining
• Coupling

The capacitors in the input and output side of the amplifiers network used to

• blocks DC and allows AC signal
• blocks DC and AC signal
• allows DC and blocks AC signal
• allows DC and AC signal

The capacitors appear ideally _______ to the input and output signal voltages

• open
• short
• disconnected
• isolated

The input current of the Common Emitter Fixed Bias Network is 

• collector current
• emitter current
• base current
• output current