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				This section includes 8 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Analog Circuits knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | Neglecting Channel Length Modulation, if the transconductance of a MOSFET increases, the output impedance of the follower stage can _________ | 
| A. | increase | 
| B. | decrease | 
| C. | increase linearly | 
| D. | decrease non-linearly | 
| Answer» C. increase linearly | |
| 2. | Neglecting Channel Length Modulation, if the transconductance increases, the input impedance of a follower stage ___________ | 
| A. | Remans the same | 
| B. | Increases | 
| C. | Decreases | 
| D. | Doubles | 
| Answer» B. Increases | |
| 3. | Neglecting Channel Length Modulation, if the aspect ratio of the MOSFET increases, the gain of the follower stage will _________ | 
| A. | increase | 
| B. | decrease | 
| C. | increases proportionately | 
| D. | doesn t get affected | 
| Answer» B. decrease | |
| 4. | Neglecting Channel Length Modulation, if the transconductance of the MOSFET increases, the gain of the follower stage will _________ | 
| A. | decreases | 
| B. | increases | 
| C. | doesn t get affected | 
| D. | doubles | 
| Answer» C. doesn t get affected | |
| 5. | Assume nCox = 100 A/V2 and supply current is 5mA, what should be the aspect ratio so that a 50 load can be used to give a voltage gain of .25 in C.D. configuration? | 
| A. | 32.6 | 
| B. | 50 | 
| C. | 40 | 
| D. | 41 | 
| Answer» B. 50 | |
| 6. | The follower stage is mostly used as a ____________ | 
| A. | Current source | 
| B. | Buffer stage | 
| C. | Amplifier | 
| D. | Switch | 
| Answer» C. Amplifier | |
| 7. | The output impedance of the follower is _____________ | 
| A. | Low | 
| B. | Very low | 
| C. | Depends on it s transconductance and low | 
| D. | High | 
| Answer» D. High | |
| 8. | The follower stage provides _____ input impedance. | 
| A. | low | 
| B. | equal | 
| C. | very high | 
| D. | very low | 
| Answer» D. very low | |