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Analog Electronics MCQ Question & Answer-Quiz

 For online tests and competitive exams, here are the most important multiple choice questions (MCQs) on Analog Electronics

1.       The ratio of majority and minority carriers of an intrinsic semiconductor ¡s

a)      Zero

b)      Infinity

c)       Unity

d)      Very large

 

2.       A laser diode can be fabricated using

a)      Germanium

b)      Silicon

c)       Gallium arsenide

d)      Gallium phosphide

 

3.       The ratio of majority and minority carriers of an extrinsic semiconductor is-

a)      Zero

b)      Infinity

c)       Unity

d)      Very large

 

4.       Resistivity of semiconductor depends on

a)      The length of the specimen

b)      Cross-sectional area of the specimen

c)       Volume of the specimen

d)      Atomic nature of the semiconductor

 

5.       The depletion region in a Junction Diode contains

a)      only charge carriers (of minority type and majority type)

b)      no charge at all

c)       vacuum, and no atoms at all

d)      only ions

 

6.       JFET is a

a)      Current controlled device with high input resistance

b)      Voltage controlled device with high input resistance

c)       Current Controlled Current Source (CCCS)

d)      Voltage Controlled Voltage Source (VCVS)

 

7.       Photo-electric emission current is proportional to

a)      frequency of the incident light

b)      incident light flux

c)       work function of photo-cathode

d)      angle of incidence of radiation

 

8.       Which configuration has unity voltage gain (ideal)

a)      a Common Collector (CC)

b)      a Common Emitter (CE)

c)       a Common Base (CB)

d)      CE followed by CB

 

9.       Which of the following ¡s an active device

a)      an electric bulb

b)      a diode

c)       a BJT

d)      a transformer

 

10.   An ideal differential amplifier has CMRR equaling

a)      Unity

b)      -1 (minus unity)

c)       Infinity

d)      Zero

 

11.   The majority charge carriers in the emitter of an NPN transistor are

a)      pentavalent atoms

b)      trivalent atoms

c)       electrons

d)      holes

 

12.   Which of the following doping will produce a p-type semiconductor

a)      Germanium with phosphorus

b)      Silicon with Germanium

c)       Germanium with Antimony

d)      Silicon with Indium

 

13.   A virtual ground

a)      is a ground for voltage

b)      is a ground for both voltage and current

c)       ¡s ground for current

d)      is a ground for voltage but not for current

 

14.   The minimum gate current which can turn on 5CR is called-

a)      trigger current

b)      holding current

c)       junction

d)      break over current

 

15.   Compared to bipolar transistor, a JFET has

a)      lower input impedance

b)      higher voltage gain

c)       higher input impedance and high voltage gain

d)      higher input impedance and low voltage gain

 

16.   Which of the following diodes is operated in reverse bias mode?

a)      P-N junction

b)      Zener

c)       Tunnel

d)      Schottky

 

17.   An intrinsic semiconductor at the absolute zero temperature

a)      behaves like a metallic conductor

b)      behaves like an insulator

c)       has a large number of holes

d)      has a large number of electrons

 

18.   An ideal voltage source of 12 V provides a current of 150 mA to a load connected across ¡t. If the load impedance ¡s halved, the new load current will be

a)      0.3A

b)      0.15 A

c)       0.GA

d)      1.2A

 

19.   Ratings on a capacitor are given 25uF, 12 V. Also a plus sign is written near one of its terminals. The capacitor is

a)      mica capacitor

b)      ceramic capacitor

c)       electrolytic capacitor

d)      paper capacitor

 

20.   A resistor used in colour TV has the following colour bands: yellow, violet, orange and silver. Its nominal value is-

a)      4.7 KW ± 10 %

b)      4.7 KW ± 5%

c)       47 KW ± 10%

d)      470KW ± 5%

 

21.   An Op-amp as a voltage follower has a voltage gain of-

a)      Infinity

b)      Zero

c)       Unity

d)      less than unity

 

22.   The negative potential at the control grid in a vacuum triode that causes plate current Zero is called

a)      cut off bias

b)      cut in voltage

c)       reverse blocking voltage

d)      forward blocking voltage

 

23.   In an 5CR the holding current is-

a)      more than latching current

b)      less than latching current

c)       equal to latching current

d)      very small

 

24.   A transistor ¡n common emitter mode has

a)      a high input resistance and low output resistance

b)      a medium input resistance and high output resistance

c)       a very low input resistance and a low output resistance

d)      a high input resistance and a high output resistance

 

25.   The diode in which impurities are heavily doped is-

a)      Varactor diode

b)      PIN diode

c)       Tunnel diode

d)      Zener diode

 

26.   The varactor diode is usually

a)      Forward biased

b)      reverse biased

c)       Unbiased

d)      holes and electronics

 

27.   Avalanche breakdown results basically due to

a)      impact ionization

b)      strong electric field across the junction

c)       emission of electrons

d)      rise in temperature

 

28.   In integrated circuits, npn construction is preferred to pnp construction because

a)      npn construction is cheaper

b)      to reduce diffusion constant, n-type collector is preferred

c)       npn construction permits higher packing of elements

d)      p-type base is preferred

 

29.   The negative-resistance region of tunnel diodes can be used in the design of

a)      oscillators

b)      switching networks

c)       pulse generators

d)      All of the above

 

30.   In the negative-resistance region of tunnel diodes, as the terminal voltage increases, the diode current

a)      remains the same

b)      decreases

c)       increases

d)      is undefined

 

31.   The normal range of reverse-bias voltage VR for varactor diodes is limited to about

a)      15V

b)      20V

c)       25V

d)      40V

 

32.   Varactor diodes are

a)      semiconductor devices

b)      voltage-dependent

c)       variable capacitors

d)      All of the above

 

33.   Ply of Schottky diodes ¡s usually _______that of a comparable p-n junction un it

a)      1/2

b)      1/3

c)       1/4

d)      1/5

 

34.   Schottky diodes have —

a)      quick response time

b)      a lower noise figure

c)       both quick response time and a lower noise figure

d)      None of the above

 

35.   Which of the following diodes is limited to the reverse bias region in its region of operation?

a)      Schottky

b)      Tunnel

c)       Photodiode

d)      Rectifier

 

36.   In which region is the operating point stable in tunnel diodes?

a)      Negative-resistance

b)      Positive-resistance

c)       Both negative- and positive-resistance

d)      Neither negative- nor positive-resistance

 

37.   What is the maximum peak voltage for tunnel diodes?

a)      50 mV

b)      loo mV

c)       250 mV

d)      600 mV

 

38.   What is the limit of peak current IP ¡n tunnel diodes?

a)      A few microamperes to several hundred amperes

b)      A few microamperes to several amperes

c)       A few microamperes to several milli amperes

d)      A few microamperes to several hundred microamperes

 

39.   Which of the following diodes has a negative-resistance region?

a)      Schottky

b)      Varactor

c)       Tunnel

d)      Power

 

40.   Which of the following areas is (are) applications of varactor diodes?

a)      FM modulators

b)      Automatic-frequency control devices

c)       Adjustable band pass filters

d)      All of the above

 

41.   Schottky diodes are very effective at frequencies approaching —

a)      20 GHz

b)      10 MHz

c)       100 MHz

d)      1MHz

 

42.   What is the voltage drop across Schottky diodes?

a)      10 V to 0.2 V

b)      0.7 V to 0.8 V

c)       0.8 V to 1.0V

d)      1.0 V to 1.5 V

 

43.   A Schottky transistor used as a switch operates between

a)      Cut-off and saturation regions

b)      Cut-off and active regions

c)       Active and saturation regions

d)      None of these

 

44.   Which one of the following is a unique characteristic of Schottky transistor?

a)      Lower propagation delay

b)      Higher propagation delay

c)       Lower power dissipation

d)      Higher power dissipation

 

45.   Temperature coefficient of resistance of a pure semiconductor specimen ¡s

a)      Zero

b)      Positive

c)       Negative

d)      None of the above

 

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