If d.c. supply of 10 V is fed to a differentiating circuit, then output will be_______________?
Correct answer: C. 0 V
- A. 20 V
- B. 10 V
- C. 0 V
- D. None of the above
Explanation
A differentiator responds to changes in voltage, and a steady DC level has zero rate of change after the switching transient. Therefore its steady-state output is 0 V.
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