What is meant by stability of the an amplified signal? – McqOptions

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1.	What is meant by stability of the an amplified signal?
A.	The amplified signal must have a finite amplitude
B.	The amplified signal should not have self oscillation
C.	The input and the output signal must be proportional
D.	The ratio of the input and the output signal must be finite
Answer» C. The input and the output signal must be proportional

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