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    EC-II 2marks (Q &amp A) (Unit 1)

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    A feedback amplifier takes part of the output signal and feeds it back to the input, either in or out of phase with the input signal. There are two types of feedback amplifiers: positive feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is in phase with the input and increases it, and negative feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is out of phase with the input and decreases it. Negative feedback amplifiers have benefits like improved stability, ability to change input/output resistance, improved frequency response, reduced harmonic distortion, improved signal to noise ratio, and reduced gain.

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    EC-II 2marks (Q &amp A) (Unit 1)

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    A feedback amplifier takes part of the output signal and feeds it back to the input, either in or out of phase with the input signal. There are two types of feedback amplifiers: positive feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is in phase with the input and increases it, and negative feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is out of phase with the input and decreases it. Negative feedback amplifiers have benefits like improved stability, ability to change input/output resistance, improved frequency response, reduced harmonic distortion, improved signal to noise ratio, and reduced gain.

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    A feedback amplifier takes part of the output signal and feeds it back to the input, either in or out of phase with the input signal. There are two types of feedback amplifiers: positive feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is in phase with the input and increases it, and negative feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is out of phase with the input and decreases it. Negative feedback amplifiers have benefits like improved stability, ability to change input/output resistance, improved frequency response, reduced harmonic distortion, improved signal to noise ratio, and reduced gain.

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    EC-II 2marks (Q &amp A) (Unit 1)

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    A feedback amplifier takes part of the output signal and feeds it back to the input, either in or out of phase with the input signal. There are two types of feedback amplifiers: positive feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is in phase with the input and increases it, and negative feedback amplifiers where the feedback signal is out of phase with the input and decreases it. Negative feedback amplifiers have benefits like improved stability, ability to change input/output resistance, improved frequency response, reduced harmonic distortion, improved signal to noise ratio, and reduced gain.

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    Feedback Amplifier
    1.What is feedback amplifier?
    Feedback is taking a part of the output back to the input either in phase or out of phase
    with the input of the input signal.The amplifiers, which uses the amplifier principle are called
    feedback amplifiers.

    2.What are the types of feedback amplifiers?


    Positive feedback and Negative Feedback

    3.What is Positive Feedback?


    If the feedback signal is applied in such a that it is in phase with the input signal and thus
    increases it, is called positive feedback. It is also called as regenerative or Direct Feedback.
    4.What is Negative Feedback?
    If the feedback signal is applied in such a that it is out of phase with the input signal and
    thus decreases it, is called Negative feedback. It is also called as
    de-regenerative or Inverse Feedback.
    5.What are the effects of Negative feedback?
    Improves the stability of the circuit
    Input and the output resistance can be changed with the feedback network
    Improves frequency response of amplifier
    Reduces the percentage of harmonic Distortion
    Improves the signal to noise ratio
    Reduces the gain of the circuit.

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