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Questions:
- The constant current region of a JFET lies between pinch-off and breakdown.
- What is the knee voltage for a silicon diode?
- A power supply with 0% voltage regulation is a regulated power supply.
- Two similar 15V zener diodes connected in series will give a regulated output voltage of 30V.
- The unit of h-parameter is mho.
- Which type of voltage regulator is considered more efficient?
- In a linear IC voltage regulator, the series pass transistor operates in the active region.
- The load regulation of IC 723 is 0.03%.
- In CMOS logic circuits, the n-MOS transistor acts as a pull-down network.
- Electro-optical effect is produced in LED.
- The random motion of free electrons and holes due to thermal agitation is called diffusion.
- The impurity level in an extrinsic semiconductor is about 1 atom per 10^8 atoms.
- The resistivity of pure germanium under standard conditions is about 60 ohm-cm.
- What is the operating voltage range of CMOS?
- The three terminals in a TRIAC are MT-1, MT-2, and Gate.
- Determine the operating point for the given circuit using a silicon transistor with =100.
- Find the output voltage for the given circuit.
- How many types of voltage multipliers are there?
- How many types of clampers exist?
- Which biasing method is independent of transistor beta?
- A self-bias arrangement improves Q-point stability when both B and R_2 are large.
- If in a transistor, I_B I_C, the transistor is in saturation.
- If the emitter-base junction is open, what is the value of collector voltage?
- An FET cannot operate at V_GS=0V if it is an E-MOSFET.
- What is the phase difference between input and output in a common-base transistor configuration?
- The magnitude of the current source in the AC equivalent circuit of an FET depends on external drain resistance.
- In a p-channel JFET, the current carriers are holes.
- Which transistor configuration has a maximum current gain of unity?
- A transistor is in a quiescent state when no signal is applied to the input.
- Ripple factor of a half-wave rectifier is 1.21.
- A one-section filter consists of capacitor and inductor.
- Three cascaded amplifier stages, each with a gain of 50, result in an overall gain of 125000.
- A phototransistor has a much higher level of noise than a photodiode.
- The voltage gain of a common-collector transistor configuration is less than 1.
- The point of intersection of DC and AC load lines represents the operating point.
- In an amplifier, a coupling capacitor prevents DC mixing with the output.
- Negative feedback in an amplifier stabilizes the gain.
- Barkhausen criterion for sustained oscillations states that A=1.
- RC coupling is used for voltage amplification.
- A Wien bridge oscillator uses both positive and negative feedback.
- In a Colpitt's oscillator, feedback is obtained from the center of a split capacitor.
- Which type of oscillator provides a fixed frequency?
- A JFET's pinch-off voltage is given by V_P.
- What is the gate voltage in a JFET at which drain current becomes zero?
- A certain D-MOSFET biased at V_GS=0V has a specified I_DSS=20mA and V_P=-5V. What is the value of drain current?
- An n-channel D-MOSFET with positive V_GS operates in enhancement mode.
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