The voltage that is applied across X-plates is provided by a circuit called:
Correct answer: B. Time base generator
- A. Audio generator
- B. Time base generator
- C. Signal generator
- D. Linear generator
Explanation
The circuit that provides voltage to X-plates is called a "time base generator". It is a type of electronic circuit used in electronic displays such as oscilloscopes and television sets. The time base generator generates a sawtooth waveform which is used to control the horizontal deflection of the electron beam in a CRO (Cathode Ray Oscilloscope). This allows the display of time-varying signals such as waveforms and images.
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