MCQ
41. A pn junction acts as a-
unidirectional switch.
bidirecctional switch.
controlled switch.
both unidirectional and bidirectional.
42. RC coupling is used for---amplification.
voltage
power
current
none
43. Half-wave rectifier- maximum efficiency--%
25
50
40.6
81.2
44. Class-B power amplifier- miximum collector efficiency কত %
25
78.5
50
60
45. If a power supply has no-load and full-load voltages of 30V and 25V respectively, then the percentage voltage regulation is:
10%
20%
15%
25%
46. Emitter follower is used for--
Impedance matching
Current gain
Voltage gain
None of the above
47. Transistor biasing represents --conditions.
ac
both ac & dc
dc
none
48. At what relgon a transistor operates --
Artlive
Saturatioit
Cut off
None
49. A PN junction acts as a--
unidirectional switch
bidirectional switch
controlled switch
none of the above
50. When transistor is used as an amplifier, it is operated in the:
Cut off region
Saturation region
Active region
Both a and b
51. What is the full name of LCD?
Light control diode .
Light crystal display.
Liquid crystal diode.
Liquid crystal display.
52. When there is no forbidden region between the conductance band and valence band, the substance is called:
Semiconductor.
conductor
superconductor
insulator
53. The most commonly used semiconductor is-
germanium
carbon
sulphur
silicon
54. The point of intersection of de and ac load lines is called-
saturation
operating
cut off
none of these
55. For highest power gain, one would use-- configuration.
CE
CB
CC
none of these
56. In an LC oscillator, the frequency of oscillation is:
Proportional to LC
Proportional to square root of LC
Inversely proportional to the square root of LC
Independent of the value of LC
57. If, line frequency is 50 Hz, then output (Hz) of a bridge rectifier is-
25
100
50
None
58. Process of adding impurities to semiconductor is called-
mixing
refining
diffusing
doping
59. The maximum efficiency of a half-wave diode rectifier is --
50%
25%
40.0%
81.2%
60. Which one is the smallest region in a transistor?
base
collector
emitter
both (a) and (b)