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Expression ++
i
is equivalent to
Options
A.
i
=
i
+ 2
B.
i
=
i
+ 1
C.
i
=
i
- 1
D.
i
=
i
+
i
+
i
Correct Answer
i
=
i
+ 1
Explanation
i
is incremented by 1.
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1. The stud in a stud mounted SCR acts as
Options
A. anode
B. cathode
C. gate
D. anode or cathode
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Correct Answer: anode
2. As per temperature limits, the number of categories of solid dielectrics are
Options
A. 7
B. 6
C. 8
D. 5
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Correct Answer: 7
3. In satellite communication, highly directional antennas are used to
Options
A. direct the spot beam to a particular region of space on Earth
B. strengthen the beam to overcome the cosmic noise
C. make corrections in change of polarisation of the beam
D. select a particular channel in transmission and reception
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Correct Answer: direct the spot beam to a particular region of space on Earth
4. For the transport lag G(
j
?) =
e
-j
?T
, the magnitude is always equal to
Options
A. 0
B. 1
C. 10
D. 0.5
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Correct Answer: 1
Explanation:
Magnitude is 1.
5. Ferroelectric materials are those which
Options
A. cannot be polarized
B. have a permanent polarization
C. have
a
e
equal to zero
D. have ?
p
= 0
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Correct Answer: have a permanent polarization
Explanation:
Ferroelectric materials have permanent polarization.
6. A cable has an insulation resistance of 10
10
ohms. If the length is doubled, the insulation resistance will be
Options
A. 2 x 10
10
?
B. 0.5 x 10
10
?
C. 10
10
?
D. 4 x 10
10
?
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Correct Answer: 0.5 x 10
10
?
Explanation:
Insulation resistance of cable is inversely proportional to length.
7. The number of storage classes in C is
Options
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 6
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Correct Answer: 4
Explanation:
C has four storage classes viz. automatic storage class, register storage class, static storage class and external storage class.
8. A silicon controlled switch has :
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A. 2 leads
B. 3 leads
C. 4 leads
D. 5 leads
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Correct Answer: 4 leads
Explanation:
Anode, cathode, anode gate and cathode gate.
9. Some ceramic materials become superconducting
Options
A. below liquid helium temperature
B. between liquid helium and liquid nitrogen temperature
C. above liquid nitrogen but below room temperature
D. at room temperature
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Correct Answer: below liquid helium temperature
10. In a stud mounted SCR, the stud is
Options
A. in thermal contact with heat sink
B. insulated from heat sink
C. in electrical and thermal contact with heat sink
D. in either electrical or thermal contact with heat sink
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Correct Answer: in electrical and thermal contact with heat sink
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