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What circuit activity may shift a characteristic curve so that diode operating points are different?
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A. higher power (heat)
B. higher resistance
C. lower voltage
D. lower current
Correct Answer
higher power (heat)
Diodes and Applications problems
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1. A characteristic curve is the result of a current versus voltage plot of diode activity, which begins at the:
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A. 3rd quadrant
B. current plot
C. graph origin
D. voltage plot
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Correct Answer: graph origin
2. With a 12 V supply, a silicon diode, and a 370-ohm resistor in series, what voltage will be dropped across the diode?
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A. 0.3 V
B. 0.7 V
C. 0.9 V
D. 1.4 V
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Correct Answer: 0.7 V
3. When checking a diode, low resistance readings both ways indicate the diode is:
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A. open
B. satisfactory
C. faulty
D. not the problem
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Correct Answer: faulty
4. List three diode packages:
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A. clip package, DIP, small current package
B. DIP, small current package, large current package
C. small current package, large current package, and SIP
D. small current package, large current package, clip package
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Correct Answer: small current package, large current package, clip package
5. If a 169.7 V half-wave peak has an average voltage of 54 V, what is the average of two full-wave peaks?
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A. 119.9 V
B. 108.0 V
C. 115.7 V
D. 339.4 V
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Correct Answer: 108.0 V
6. What is wrong with this circuit?
Options
A. The zener is open.
B. The zener is shorted.
C. nothing
D. not enough data
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Correct Answer: The zener is open.
7. What is the current through the diode?
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A. 1 mA
B. 0.975 mA
C. 0.942 mA
D. 0.0 mA
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Correct Answer: 1 mA
8. If you drop a 5 when rounding a number, you are using the
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A. round-to-even rule
B. significant digit rule
C. round-off rule
D. retained digit rule
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Correct Answer: round-to-even rule
9. Another name for "fundamental units" is
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A. base units
B. atoms
C. the metric system
D. letter symbols
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Correct Answer: base units
10. Pico is what relation to micro?
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A. one-tenth
B. one-hundredth
C. one-thousandth
D. one-millionth
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Correct Answer: one-millionth
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