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What decides whether a topology samples voltage or current at the output?

  • A.Whether the feedback resistor is large or small
  • B.Whether the network connects across or in series with the load
  • C.Whether the returned signal opposes or aids the input
  • D.Whether the amplifier inverts the signal or not

Answer: B

A network connected across the load samples the voltage there, while one in series with the load carries the load current and so samples that. Opposition is what makes the feedback negative rather than deciding what is sampled, inversion is a property of the amplifier, and the resistor value sets the fraction. Reading a diagram means asking which quantity the network is physically in a position to measure, and the connection settles it. The quantity that varies and the quantity that does not are worth naming before any substitution is attempted.

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