An antilog amplifier produces an output related approximately to?

  • AThe exponential of its input
  • BThe derivative of its input only
  • CThe average of two supplies
  • DA fixed digital code
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Correct Answer: A. The exponential of its input
Explanation: By placing an exponential junction in the input path and using linear feedback, the circuit can generate an exponential, or antilogarithmic, transfer.
Reference: Standard analog electronics: antilog amplifier
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