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Magnetic hysteresis phenomenon is explained by
Options
A. motion of domain walls
B. motion of domain walls and domain rotation
C. domain rotation
D. none of the above
Correct Answer
motion of domain walls and domain rotation
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1. A piece of copper and another piece of Germanium are cooled from 30°C to 80 K. The resistance of
Options
A. copper decreases and germanium increases
B. both decreases
C. both increases
D. copper increases and germanium decreases
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Correct Answer: copper decreases and germanium increases
Explanation:
As temperature is decreased, resistance of conductors decreases and resistance of semiconductors increases.
2. The units for ?
r
are
Options
A. Farads
B. Farads/m
C.
D. no units
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Correct Answer: no units
Explanation:
?
r
is only a numeric. Hence no units.
3. Consider the following statements
An iron cored choke is non linear and passive device.
A carbon resistor kept in sunlight is a time invariant and passive device.
A dry cell is a time varying and active device.
An air capacitor is time invariant and passive device.
Of these statements
Options
A. 1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct
B. 1, 2, 3 are correct
C. 1, 2, 4 are correct
D. 2 and 4 are correct
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Correct Answer: 1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct
4. As per Matthiessen's rule, the total resistivity
r
of a conductor can be written as
r
=
r
i
+
a
T, where
r
i
and
a
are constants and T is absolute temperature. At very low temperatures
Options
A.
a
T = 0
B.
a
T >
r
i
C.
a
T ?
r
i
D.
a
T <
r
i
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Correct Answer:
a
T <
r
i
Explanation:
At very low temperatures
a
T ? 0. Since resistivity has a finite value even at low temperature,
a
T <
r
i
.
5. A dielectric of relative permittivity ?
r
is subjected to a homogeneous electric field E. The dipole moment P per unit volume is given by
Options
A. P = constant
B. P = ?
0
E
C. P = ?
0
(?
r
- 1) E
D. P = ?
r
E
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Correct Answer: P = ?
0
(?
r
- 1) E
6. The relative permeability of a ferromagnetic material is
Options
A. 1
B. less than 1
C. about 10
D. 1000 or more
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Correct Answer: 1000 or more
7. 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
8. As the temperature of semiconductor is increased
Options
A. the average number of free charge carriers decreases
B. the average number of free charge carriers increases
C. the average number of free charge carriers remains the same
D. the average number of free charge carriers may increase or decrease
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Correct Answer: the average number of free charge carriers increases
Explanation:
As temperature increases, conductivity of semi- conductors increases.
9. For an insulating material, dielectric strength and dielectric losses should be
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A. high and high
B. low and high
C. high and low
D. low and low
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Correct Answer: high and low
Explanation:
An insulating material should have high dielectric strength and low losses.
10. Macroscopic quantities of a given material
Options
A. are absolutely constant
B. are a function of temperature
C. are a function of temperature, pressure field
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: none of the above
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