A millivolt difference between the two inputs is enough to drive the amplifier's output from one state to the other and it can be corrected with the addition of a ____.
A) distress loop
B) bridge loop
C) hampered loop
D) hysteresis loop

Question

A millivolt difference between the two inputs is enough to drive the amplifier's output from one state  to the other and it can be corrected with the addition of a ____.
A) distress loop
B) bridge loop
C) hampered loop
D) hysteresis loop

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct term is "hysteresis loop." Adding a hysteresis loop to an amplifier circuit helps prevent rapid switching between states due to small voltage fluctuations at the input, stabilizing the output.

A Millivolt Difference Between the Two Inputs Is Enough to Drive