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Analog Electronics problems
1. In a BJT circuit a
pnp
transistor is replaced by
npn
transistor. To analyse the new circuit
Options
A. all calculations done earlier have to be repeated
B. replace all calculated voltages by reverse values
C. replace all calculated currents by reverse values
D. replace all calculated voltages and currents by reverse values
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Correct Answer: replace all calculated voltages and currents by reverse values
Explanation:
All voltages and currents have reverse polarity.
2. An amplifier has a large ac input signal. The clipping occurs on both the peaks. The output voltage will be nearly a
Options
A. sine wave
B. square wave
C. triangular wave
D. (a) or (c)
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Correct Answer: square wave
Explanation:
When a sinusoidal voltage is clipped on both sides it resembles a square wave.
3. If an amplifier with gain of - 1000 and feedback factor ? = - 0.1 had a gain change of 20% due to temperature, the change in gain of the feedback amplifier would be
Options
A. 10%
B. 5%
C. 0.2%
D. 0.01%
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Correct Answer: 0.2%
Explanation:
As we know, Gain with feedback
A = - 1000, ? = -0.1 .
4. In the op-amp circuit of figure, V
0
=
Options
A. V
i
B. 3 V
i
C. 5 V
i
D. 0.5 V
i
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Correct Answer: 5 V
i
Explanation:
.
5. To protect the diodes in a rectifier and capacitor input filter circuit it is necessary to use
Options
A. surge resistor
B. surge inductor
C. surge capacitor
D. both (a) and (b)
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Correct Answer: surge resistor
Explanation:
Resistor reduces surge current.
6. In figure
v
1
= 8 V and
v
2
= 4 V. Which diode will conduct?
Options
A. D
2
only
B. D
1
only
C. Both D
1
and D
2
D. Neither D
1
nor D
2
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Correct Answer: D
1
only
Explanation:
D
1
will conduct and the output voltage will be about 7 V. Therefore D
2
will be reverse biased and will not conduct.
7. In figure I
D
= 4 mA. Then V
S
=
Options
A. 20 V
B. 4.4 V
C. 0.4 V
D. 0.44 V
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Correct Answer: 4.4 V
Explanation:
V
S
= I
S
R
S
= 4 x 10
-3
x 1.1 x 10
3
= 4.4 V.
8. A half wave diode rectifier has a capacitance input filter. If input voltage is V
m
sin ?
t
, PIV is
Options
A. V
m
B. 2 V
m
C. 3 V
m
D. 4 V
m
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Correct Answer: 2 V
m
Explanation:
Because capacitor charge is retained.
9. The efficiency of a full wave rectifier using centre tapped transformer is twice that in full wave bridge rectifier.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
Explanation:
Efficiency of full wave rectifier with centre tapped transformer is slightly higher than that of bridge rectifier.
10. The transistor of following figure in Si diode with a base current of 40 ?A and I
CBO
= 0, if V
BB
= 6V, R
E
= 2 k? and ? = 90, I
BQ
= 20 ?A then R
B
=
Options
A. 200 k?
B. 265 k?
C. 150 k?
D. 100 k?
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Correct Answer: 265 k?
Explanation:
.
First
2
3
4
5
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