State and explain Barkhausen Criterion for sustained oscillations. (Answer any one full question from each module. Each question carries 20 marks)
Explanation
The Barkhausen Criterion is a mathematical condition that must be satisfied for sustained oscillations to occur in an amplifier. It is a key concept in electronics, as it helps engineers design and analyze oscillators.
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