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Which of the following is a consequence of phase inversion in an inverting amplifier?

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Operational amplifier configurations

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Which of the following is a consequence of phase inversion in an inverting amplifier?.

  1. A.The output waveform is inverted vertically
  2. B.The output waveform is delayed by 90°
  3. C.The output amplitude is doubled
  4. D.The output is identical to the input

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  • The output waveform is inverted vertically

Explanation

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Formula: Vout = - (Rf/Rin) * Vin. Substitution: The negative sign changes the sign of every point on the waveform.

Working: Changing the sign flips the waveform about the horizontal axis, i.e., vertical inversion. Answer: The output waveform is inverted vertically.

Conclusion: Phase inversion results in a vertical flip of the output signal.

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