The Miller Effect Has Useful Applications Because

question 27

Multiple Choice

The Miller effect has useful applications because

• A) it creates virtual capacitors that are much larger than the feedback capacitor.
• B) it creates virtual resistors that are much larger than the load resistor.
• C) it creates additional gain without adding amplifiers.
• D) it makes coupling capacitors appear smaller than they actually are.

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