Physical Electronics, Electron Devices and ICs Question and Answers
Physical Electronics, Electron Devices and ICs Question and Answers
Q1. A Schottky diode clamp is used along with a switching BJT for
- Reducing the power dissipation
- Reducing the switching time
- Increasing the value of beta
- Reducing the base current
Answer : b
Q2. For an an-channel JFET, having drain source voltage constant if the gate source voltage is increased (more negative) pinch-off would occur for
- High values of drain current
- Saturation value of drain current
- Zero drain current
- Gate current equal to the drain current
Answer : c
Q3. Conversion efficiency of a silicon solar cell is about
5%
10%
14%
24%
Answer : c
Q4. A semiconductor photo-diode uses
Photo-emissive effect
Photovoltaic effect
Photoconductive effect
None of these
Answer : c
Q5. LED gives off visible light from
- A region of depletion layer
- P region alone
- N region alone
- Both p and n regions
Answer : a
Q6. LEDs have response time of the order of
- 1 ns
- 1 ns
- 100 ns
- 1µs
Answer : b
Q7. In LED , when excited electrons revert from conduction band to valence band, the phenomenon utilized is
- Radioactive recombination
- Formation of photons
- Energy transfer from one electron to other
- None of these
Answer : a
Q8. LEDs fabricated from Ga As P emit radiation in the
- Ultraviolet region
- Infrared region
- Visible region
- None of these
Answer : c
Q9. A transistor has a current gain of 0.99 in the CB mode. Its current gain in the CC mode is
- 100
- 99
- 01
- 99
Answer : a
Q10. At 25oC , the collector-emitter voltage drop of a silicon transistor at saturation is approximately
- 1 V
- 3 V
- 5 V
- 7 V
Answer : a
Q11. The reverse bias breakdown of high speed silicon transistors is due to Zener breakdown mechanism at
- Both the junctions
- Base-collector junction and avalanche breakdown mechanism at base-emitter junction
- Base-emitter junction and avalanche breakdown mechanism at base-collector junction
- None of these
Answer : c
Q12. Almost all resistors are made in a monolithic integrated circuit
- During the emitter diffusion
- While growing the epitaxial layer
- During the base diffusion
- During the collector diffusion
Answer : a
Q13. An SCR triggered by a current pulse through its gale can be turned off by
- Giving another pulse of the same polarity to the gate
- Giving pulse to the cathode
- Giving pulse to the anode
- Reversing the polarity of anode and cathode voltage
Answer : d
Q14. The Ebers-Mall model is applicable to
- Bipolar junction transistors
- NMOS transistors
- Unipolar junction transistors
- Junction field-effect transistors
Answer : a
Q15. In an intrinsic semiconductor the free electron concentration depends on
- Effective mass of electrons only
- Effective mass of holes only
- Temperature of the semiconductor
- Width of the forbidden energy band of the semiconductor
Answer : c