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Electronics Engineering Reviewers: Section 2 Module 22
Question |
Answer |
1. Typical Resistivity of insulators |
1 x 109 to 1 x 1025 |
2. Typical Resistivity of conductors |
1 x 10-6 to 1 x 10-4 |
3. Typical Resistivity of semiconductors |
1 x 10-4 to 1 x 109 |
4. Forward biasing a PN junction diode |
Reduces its barrier potential |
5. Reverse biasing a PN junction diode |
Increases its barrier potential |
6. Which of the following is a natural intrinsic semiconductor? |
InP |
7. The arrow in a transistor symbol indicates? |
Hole flow |
8. Resistance of a CB configuration goes |
From low resistance to high resistance |
9. What is this theory ”” insert meaning of substitution theory here |
Substitution Theory |
10. Superposition theory is only applicable in devices that are? |
Linear and bilateral |
11. Peak inverse voltage of a diode is |
1000V |
12. Forward break over value of a silicon diode rectifier is |
600A |
13. If inductors are used as heating coils, they are placed in what arrangement in order to be heated at maximum? |
All in Parallel |
14. A small increase in the internal resistance of an amplifier corresponds to? |
Small Decrease in voltage gain |
15. Transistor early effect uses what principle |
Base narrowing |
16. The main current in a normally biased NPN transistor is |
Drift current |
17. The source voltage of a half wave rectifier circuit is Vm the maximum value of the voltage across the diode is? |
Vm |
18. A half wave rectifier works only for? |
Less than half of the cycle |
19. A full wave rectifier works for? |
Half of the cycle |
20. What will happen if the operating point was moved closer to the cut-off region |
The output will show distortions |
21. What must be done to increase the current passing through a PN junction |
The recombination of electrons and holes must decrease |
22. Why must the emitter be heavily doped? |
In order to give out maximum power |
23. Transformer coupled class A amplifier has an efficiency of? |
50% |
24. The Q point is located in the center of the dc load line? |
So that only small dc voltage is needed |
25. The output of a common emitter circuit is? |
Out-of-phase |
26. A zener diode has? |
A negative resistance |
27. It points to the address of the next instruction to be run? |
Program counter |
28. Which element has transition temperature of 72.6K |
Lead |
29. What is the conductivity of annealed silver? |
108.8% |
30. What is the conductivity of 99.99% gold |
72.6% |
31. Which of the following is not usually used to label potentiometer? |
Blue |
32. 1 Kwh is equal to? |
850kcal |
33. Which resistor is most effective in high frequencies? |
Film Type |
34. What will happen to the output signal if the operating point is in the saturation region? |
The output might be driven intro thermal runaway |
35. What is the conductivity of 99.95% aluminum? |
63% |
36. Improper biasing causes |
Distortion in the output signal |
37. Potentiometer – “always counterclockwise limit” |
Yellow |
38. Potentiometer – “always clockwise limit” |
Green |
39. Potentiometer – “Wiper” |
Red |
40. Transformer coupling of class A amplifiers is done to increase |
Efficiency |
41. The most noticeable effect of a small increase in temperature in a CE arranged transistor is? |
Increase in ICEO |
42. PNP transistor with normal bias |
The emitter-base junction is forward biased and the collector-base junction is reversed biased |
43. In a PNP transistor electron flows into |
The collector and base leads |
44. The emitter current in a junction transistor is |
Designated at ICO |
45. Transistor terminal voltage is positive if |
The terminal is more positive than the common terminal |
46. Conductivity of pure annealed copper |
102.1% |
47. The space charge region In a junction diode contains charges that are called |
Fixed donor and acceptor |
48. Common Emitter arrangement of transistor has |
Medium input resistance high output resistance |
49. If PN junction bias voltage is increased from zero to a higher value current flow increase rapidly due to a small value of voltage |
Only after the forward bias exceeds the potential barrier |
50. If PN junction bias voltage is increased from zero to a higher value current flow increase rapidly and will result to a small value of voltage |
If Minority carriers are enough to cause an avalanche breakdown |
51. The main difference of an NPN transistor and a PNP transistor is that |
The emitter injects the region with holes in PNP and with electrons in NPN |
52. Beta plot |
VCB vs IC with constant IB |
53. High resistance of reversed bias is due to |
Large change in collector voltage causing little change in collector current |
54. Minority Carriers crossing the junction depends on |
The magnitude of the potential barrier |
55. Which of the following types of resistor is not used for frequencies above 50kHz |
Wirewound |
56. The emitter of an PNP transistor is more heavily doped that the base |
So that the flow across the region is due to the holes |
57. Volt ampere plot in Common Base |
VCB vs IC for constant IE |
58. The register that holds the location of the current instruction being executed |
Instruction Register |
59. Capacitance of a PN junction |
Increases as reverse bias decreases |
60. Capacitance of a reversed bias PN junction |
Depends mainly on the reverse saturation current |
61. Transistor terminal is positive if |
Electron flows out of the terminal |
62. A small increase in collector reverse bias voltage will |
Increase collector current |
63. Class of superconductor with transition temperature at 30K |
First Class |
64. Which of the following does not refer to the number of instructions per second |
Interrupt |
65. The Quiescent state of a transistor is |
When no signal is applied at input |
66. CE Volt ampere plot |
VCB vs IC with constant IB |
67. Avalanche occurs |
If reverse bias exceeds certain value |
68. Temperature at which there is a complete absence of molecular motion |
Absolute zero |
69. It is a high level language that is function oriented that is capable for low level machine control |
C Language |
70. A Principal node is |
A junction where branch currents can recombine and divide |
71. The difference of a mesh current and a branch current is |
A mesh current is an assumed current and a branch current is an actual current and mesh current does not divide at a branch point |
72. In a CE transistor current gain, the collector voltage is held constant so that |
Changes in collector current is due to change in base current |
73. ICBO |
Increases with temperature |
74. Silicon is doped with ____ in order to have electrons as its majority carriers |
Antimony |
75. Transistor action |
Base region should be narrow |
76. In an unbiased PN junction in equilibrium current is |
Zero, because of equal but opposite direction of carriers crossing the junction |
77. In reverse saturation current |
Only minority carriers are crossing the region |
78. In a PN junction if the current is zero |
The number of majority carriers equals the number of minority carriers crossing |
79. CE input volt ampere plot |
VCB vs IB with constant VCE |
80. ICBO flows |
In the collector and base leads |
81. ICEO is |
Collector current with base current equals zero |
82. In a forward biased PN junction |
Only majority carriers is injected into the region |
83. In PN junction holes diffuse from P region to N region because |
The concentration of holes are greater in the P region than in the N region |
84. Compared to CB, CE has |
Higher current amplification |
85. Water heater requires 1000kWh to be heated if there is 25% of energy loss the total energy must be equal to |
1333kWh |
86. A round wire increase from gauge 1 to 40 |
The diameter and are decreases |
87. LED uses |
Reverse bias junction |
88. Positional barrier at PN junction is due to |
Fixed donor and acceptor |
89. Diode barrier potential offers opposition only to |
The majority carriers |
90. Signal handling capacity of an amplifier is high |
If the operating point nears operating point |
91. ICBE |
Flows in reverse direction to the collector with the emitter open |
92. The increase of formation of holes and free electrons with an increase in temperature |
Thermal carrier generation |
93. Which has more resistance 100m no 12 copper wire or 100m no 12 aluminum wire |
100m no 12 aluminum wire |
94. DC load line |
Has a negative slope |
95. Positive swing clips the output |
Towards the cutoff region |
96. If positive voltage signal is applied to a base of a normally biased NPN |
The collector voltage becomes less positive |
97. The emitter of a normally biased transistor |
Has low resistance |
98. If the collector dissipation is zero the Q point increases with excitation in |
Class B |
99. If a KVL is taken not in the complete loop the total voltage |
Is the sum of voltages form the start point to the end point |
100. Which of the following is not true about 0K |
The valence and conduction band of an intrinsic semiconductor overlaps |
101. Aluminum has a transition temperature of |
1.2K |
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