Analog Integrated Circuits – MCQs 25 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/25 Subscribe 1. : What does IC stand for in electronics? (A) Integrated Channel (B) Input Current (C) Integrated Circuit (D) Instantaneous Current 2. : Which component is the heart of analog integrated circuits? (A) Transformer (B) Operational Amplifier (Op-Amp) (C) Digital Counter (D) Microprocessor 3. : What is the ideal input impedance of an op-amp? (A) 0 Ω (B) 1 Ω (C) Infinite (D) 100 kΩ 4. : What is the ideal output impedance of an op-amp? (A) Infinite (B) High (C) Low (D) Zero 5. : Which of the following is a typical application of an op-amp? (A) Signal amplification (B) Memory storage (C) Data conversion (D) Pulse generation 6. : In a non-inverting amplifier, the input signal is applied to: (A) Inverting terminal (B) Output terminal (C) Non-inverting terminal (D) Power supply 7. : A voltage follower circuit has a voltage gain of: (A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 10 (D) Infinite 8. : What is the typical open-loop gain of an op-amp? (A) 1 (B) 10 (C) 100 (D) Greater than 100,000 9. : What type of feedback is used in linear op-amp applications? (A) Positive feedback (B) Negative feedback (C) No feedback (D) Mixed feedback 10. : Which IC is commonly used as a timer? (A) 741 (B) 555 (C) 7805 (D) LM317 11. : In a 555 timer IC, the threshold voltage is: (A) 1/3 Vcc (B) 2/3 Vcc (C) Vcc (D) 0 12. : The 741 op-amp is typically powered by: (A) 5V single supply (B) 9V single supply (C) Dual ±15V supply (D) 3.3V battery 13. : Which of the following ICs is a voltage regulator? (A) 555 (B) 741 (C) 7805 (D) 4017 14. : Which configuration provides unity gain in an op-amp? (A) Inverting amplifier (B) Comparator (C) Voltage follower (D) Summing amplifier 15. : Which of the following is a common application of analog ICs? (A) Audio amplifiers (B) Digital clocks (C) ROM (D) Flip-flops 16. : What is the function of a comparator circuit? (A) Multiply signals (B) Compare voltages (C) Store charge (D) Filter signals 17. : The output of an ideal comparator is: (A) Continuous (B) Sinusoidal (C) Saturated (either high or low) (D) Triangular 18. : What is the role of a capacitor in an integrator circuit using op-amps? (A) To amplify the signal (B) To differentiate the signal (C) To integrate the signal (D) To act as a buffer 19. : Which of the following ICs can be used to build a Schmitt trigger? (A) 741 (B) 555 (C) 4011 (D) 4093 20. : The power dissipation in analog ICs is primarily due to: (A) Clock pulses (B) Static current (C) Bias currents and quiescent currents (D) Magnetic fields 21. : What does PSRR stand for in op-amp specifications? (A) Power Supply Regulation Ratio (B) Power Supply Rejection Ratio (C) Pulse Signal Reduction Ratio (D) Positive Supply Reset Range 22. : What happens when an op-amp is used with positive feedback? (A) Acts as an amplifier (B) Acts as a follower (C) Acts as an integrator (D) Acts as a comparator or oscillator 23. : What determines the frequency of oscillation in a 555 timer astable mode? (A) Voltage alone (B) Capacitor only (C) Resistor and capacitor values (D) Power supply 24. : What is the function of offset null in an op-amp like the 741? (A) Increase gain (B) Filter noise (C) Remove input offset voltage (D) Control bandwidth 25. : Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of analog ICs? (A) Continuous signal processing (B) High speed switching (C) Amplification (D) Filtering Related Posts:Analog Integrated Electronics MCQsoptimization of key processes related to use of the integrated systems MCQsLINQ (Language Integrated Query) MCQs ASP.NETBasic Digital Logic Gates and Circuits MCQsElectronic Devices & Circuits – MCQsResearch Topics Ideas of High Frequency Circuits and Systems For Imaging