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Question: In a comparator circuit, what happens when the non-inverting input voltage exceeds the inverting input voltage?

Options:

  1. The output goes low
  2. The output goes high
  3. The output remains unchanged
  4. The output oscillates

Correct Answer: The output goes high

Solution: 

When the non-inverting input voltage exceeds the inverting input voltage, the output of the comparator goes high.

In a comparator circuit, what happens when the non-inverting input voltage excee

Practice Questions

Q1
In a comparator circuit, what happens when the non-inverting input voltage exceeds the inverting input voltage?
  1. The output goes low
  2. The output goes high
  3. The output remains unchanged
  4. The output oscillates

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

In a comparator circuit, what happens when the non-inverting input voltage exceeds the inverting input voltage?
  • Comparator Operation – A comparator compares two input voltages and outputs a high signal when the non-inverting input is greater than the inverting input.
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