A class-C amplifier has a conduction angle that is typically?

  • ALess than 180 degrees
  • BExactly 180 degrees
  • CExactly 270 degrees
  • DExactly 360 degrees
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Correct Answer: A. Less than 180 degrees
Explanation: Class-C devices conduct for less than half of each input cycle and are commonly used with tuned loads in RF applications.
Reference: Standard analog electronics: power amplifiers
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