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Questions:
- In class A amplifier, the collector current flows in which part of the input signal cycle?
- What material is typically used for heat sinks?
- How does a cascade amplifier function?
- What is the purpose of the source terminal in a field-effect transistor?
- How is voltage applied for proper operation of an n-channel FET?
- Why is the width of the depletion region more towards the drain in an FET?
- What is the full form of MOSFET?
- What is the characteristic curve of MOSFET similar to?
- What components are present in an integrated circuit?
- Where are linear ICs typically used?
- How many terminals does an SCR device have?
- What is the number of bases in a unijunction transistor?
- What does the Wiedmann-Franz law state regarding the ratio of thermal and electrical conductivities?
- What happens at room temperature in semiconductors?
- What is the equation for diode current?
- Which diode can be used in a relaxation oscillator and other applications?
- What device is used as a temperature sensor in electronic thermometers?
- What is the approximate thickness of the depletion layer in tunnel diodes?
- Which IC voltage regulator is classified as negative?
- How is the beta cutoff frequency related to alpha cutoff frequency in transistors?
- What are the properties and design goals of heat sinks?
- What is the purpose of 'current mirrors' in BJT biasing techniques?
- What is the power rating calculation for class A power transistors?
- What is the main advantage of integrated circuits?
- How do you calculate AC drain resistance for a JFET?
- What is phase reversal in electronics?
- What types of components are used in feedback circuits?
- What technique is ideally suited for fabricating linear ICs?
- Which family does SCR belong to?
- How is voltage Va calculated in an SCR rectifier?
- What are the applications of UJT?
- What statement is incorrect regarding phototransistors?
- What type of transistor is 2N6027?
- How is collector efficiency calculated for class A amplifiers?
- What is the relation between alpha and beta cutoff frequencies?
- What mixture is used to fabricate commercial thermistors?
- How does the reverse saturation current in silicon junction change with temperature?
- Which diode is used for detecting light signals?
- What happens to the resistance in circuits with diodes under different configurations?
- What material is used for producing red light in LEDs?
- Who first developed tunnel diodes?
- Which transistor configuration provides the highest power gain?
- What is the relationship between base current and collector current in common emitter transistors?
- What type of gain is associated with reverse voltage in transistors?
- What is valley current in tunnel diodes?
- What is the current amplification factor in common emitter configuration?
- How is current gain calculated in common base transistor circuits?
- What is the typical range for base spreading resistance in transistors?
- Why does gain decrease at low frequencies in RC coupled amplifiers?
- What configuration is unsuitable for cascading in amplifiers?
- How is gain calculated in amplifiers with negative feedback?
- What is the significance of bandwidth in amplifiers?
- Which type of amplifier is most suitable for impedance matching?
- What is created when covalent bonds break in semiconductors?
- What are compound semiconductors?
- At what voltage or temperature do different types of breakdowns occur in diodes?
- What determines diode behavior in circuits with varying potentials?
- How is a Zener diode typically used?
- What is the relation between alpha and beta parameters in transistors?
- What are the three main parameters in FET?
- What is the change in decibel gain when amplifier power is halved?
- What types of components are included in integrated circuits?
- Where can the output of a UJT be taken from?
- Where should light enter in phototransistors to generate electron-hole pairs?
- How is critical wavelength calculated for photo conductors?
- How is white light generated in LEDs?
- What is the typical capacitance value for junction transitions?
- What does Wiedmann-Franz law state?
- Why is silicon preferred over germanium in semiconductors?
- What is the significance of potential differences across barriers in semiconductors?
- What wire materials are used for Cat's Whisker?
- What causes visible displays in devices such as calculators?
- What effect describes the decrease in base width with increasing reverse bias in transistors?
- Which type of amplifier is analogous to common emitter configurations?
- How is the efficiency of a power amplifier calculated?
- What is the order of thickness for P-N junctions?
- How is light detected using diodes?
- What is the role of light intensity in phototransistors?
- What is the behavior of SCRs in switching applications?
- What is SMPS?
- What is the reverse saturation current range for silicon?
- What is the ability of power transistors to dissipate heat called?
- How does a solar cell function?
- What happens to the diffusion of holes in P-N junctions?
- What is Ohmic contact?
- What is the conductivity of intrinsic semiconductors at absolute zero?
- What does 'P' denote in n-p-n transistors?
- What is the current direction in p-n-p transistors?
- How is emitter current calculated given base current and current gain?
- What is electron lifetime?
- What conditions are necessary for faithful amplification?
- What is emitter bias also called?
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