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Which of the following circuits would require the least amount of filtering?
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A. A half-wave rectifier
B. A full-wave rectifier
C. A bridge rectifier
D. A full-wave rectifier and a bridge rectifier
Correct Answer
A full-wave rectifier and a bridge rectifier
Diodes and Applications problems
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1. Which type of transformer is required to create a 180 degree input to a rectifier?
Options
A. center-tapped secondary
B. step-down secondary
C. stepped-up secondary
D. split winding primary
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Correct Answer: center-tapped secondary
2. With full-wave rectification, current through the load resistor must be:
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A. in opposite directions
B. to the external load
C. from the reverse biased diode
D. in the same direction
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Correct Answer: in the same direction
3. The arrow in the schematic symbol of a diode points to
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A. the
n
-type material, which is called the anode
B. the
n
-type material, which is called the cathode
C. the
p
-type material, which is called the anode
D. the
p
-type material, which is called the cathode
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Correct Answer: the
p
-type material, which is called the anode
4. The mimicking of an open/closed switch by a diode allows alternating current to be:
Options
A. rectified
B. regulated
C. controlled
D. attenuated
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Correct Answer: rectified
5. A diode for which you can change the reverse bias, and thus vary the capacitance is called a
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A. varactor diode
B. tunnel diode
C. zener diode
D. switching diode
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Correct Answer: varactor diode
6. What is the percent of regulation if V
nl
= 20 V and V
fl
= 19.8 V?
Options
A. 0%
B. 1%
C. .1%
D. 5%
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Correct Answer: 1%
7. What is a varistor?
Options
A. a voltage-dependent resistor
B. a voltage-dependent diode
C. a current-dependent resistor
D. a current-dependent diode
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Correct Answer: a voltage-dependent resistor
8. The voltage where current may start to flow in a reverse-biased
pn
junction is called the
Options
A. breakdown voltage
B. barrier potential
C. forward voltage
D. biasing voltage
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Correct Answer: breakdown voltage
9. When matching polarity connections have been made and the potential difference (PD) is above 0.7 V, the diode is considered to be:
Options
A. not working
B. forward biased
C. reverse biased
D. an open switch
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Correct Answer: forward biased
10. The characteristic curve for the complex model of a silicon diode shows that
Options
A. the barrier potential is 0 V
B. the barrier potential stays fixed at 0.7 V
C. the barrier potential increases slightly with an increase in current
D. the barrier potential decreases slightly with an increase in current
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Correct Answer: the barrier potential increases slightly with an increase in current
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