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Module 2 Electronics 1. In vector analysis, the angle between the vectors represents: 2. Oscillation requires: 3.

. If two sine waves have the same amplitude and frequency, but cancel out, the phase difference is: 4. In voltage regulation, if the full load voltage equals the no load voltage assuming perfect voltage source, the percent regulation is: 5. A toroidal inductor: 6. Which of the following is stable at radio frequency power amplifier? 7. The maximum current a cell can deliver at 0.01 ohm load during testing: 8. The feedback element of an integrator: 9. This refers to the Dual In Line Package (DIP) of IC: 10. Voltage regulation can be accomplished by a zener diode connected in: 11. In a multi-cavity klystron tube: 12. A channel carries several signals at once. Which type of IC might be used to select one of the signals for reception? 13. The type of packaging used for IC containing many op amps: 14. The most widely used semiconducting material in electronic devices: 15. If a 175 V dc source is connected in series with the utility mains of a standard wall outlet, the result is: 16. What will happen to the susceptance of a capacitor if the frequency is doubled, assuming all other parameters constant? 17. In alternators, damper windings are used to: 18. The horizontal deflection of CRT oscilloscope is measured in: 19. Which of the following is not a requirement of an oscillator? 20. The zero phase point of the sine wave is the instant in which the amplitude is: 21. In electrical machines, the type of winding which is usually made up of fine wires is: 22. The derivative of sine wave is itself a wave that: 23. What cell has active positive plate consisting of nickel hydroxide and active negative plate of powdered iron mixed with cadmium? 24. What type of cell in which the positive plate is made up of carbon and the negative plate of zinc? 25. Which is not true about air core versus ferromagnetic core? 26. Type of electricity generated through heat: 27. Which of the following is true about the field poles of electrical machines? 28. If the source to gate terminal of a FET conducts: 29. What is the difference of the triode over the n channel FET? 30. It is the maximum output voltage change of op amps: 31. In a step up transformer: 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. A platter is: A cluster is a unit of: Type of electron tube effective in producing microwave energy: In alternators connected in parallel, the frequency can be changed by: In alternators connected in parallel, the voltage can be changed by: In mutual inductance, the net value of the set of coils:

Answers Phase Difference Stage with gain 180 degrees 0% Is essentially self shielding Common base Flash current Capacitor TO-116 Parallel to the filter, reverse biased Electrons have variable speed A multiplexer/demultiplexer SMT Silicon A pulsating dc It doubles Prevent hunting Time per unit division Resistor IC circuit Zero to positive going Shunt field winding Leads the original wave by 90 degrees Edison cell Leclanche cell Air concentrates magnetic flux Thermoelectricity They are always even in number (exist in pair) It is a sign of improper bias Triode needs more voltage Slew rate Primary voltage is less than the secondary voltage A part of the hard drive Data on the disk drive Magnetron Changing the rpm of the prime mover Changing the field excitation Vary, depending on the phase and extent of mutual coupling Primary cell Quasi-complementary push pull amplifier Transformer coupled push pull amplifier The output stays as they are Window comparator Bistablemultivbrator FET Transient CMOS It is susceptible to static damage it is easily damaged by static electricity Efficiency of about 90% 33% The pulse is going from low to high Frequency converter A ray of indefinite length

38. Cells that cannot be recharged or return its chemical reaction: 39. A push pull amplifier with either pnp or npn output, the circuit configuration of which looks like a complementary-symmetry: 40. Two class B push pull amplifier amplifiers, one amplifying the positive cycle of the signal and the other the negative cycle, the outputs of which are transformer coupled at the load: 41. When both inputs of RS flip flop are 0: 42. It is a comparator which can detect voltages within a certain range, rather than comparing the voltage to a reference value: 43. It is also known as Eccles Jordan circuit: 44. A semiconductor device that can amplify, in which the gate terminal controls the flow of current through the channel: 45. A brief high voltage spikes present on ac power line: 46. Components with a p channel or n channel uses this technology: 47. The main disadvantage of CMOS is: 48. The disadvantage of CMOS over discrete components is: 49. The efficiency of class D amplifier: 50. The transistorized class C amplifier has an efficiency of: 51. In positive edge triggering, the change of state occurs when: 52. Converts ac voltage of one frequency to another ac voltage of another frequency: 53. If the resistance R and the inductive reactance XL both are allowed to vary from zero to unlimited values, but are always in the ratio of 3:1, the points in the RL plane will lie along:

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54. Which of the following is not an advantage of CMOS over discrete components? 55. What is the main feature of a pot core inductor? 56. In a reverse biased semiconductor, capacitance depends on: 57. A type of memory that requires the removal of it from the circuit to be able to change its memory content. 58. Which of the following are the basic requirements for a power supply: 59. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a sine wave? 60. A type of distortion in which undesired harmonic frequencies of the input signal appears at the output: 61. Due to its small size as compared to discrete components, CMOS can attain: 62. For a circuit to oscillate, it must have a: 63. In an ideal op amp, no voltage exists between the inputs but in actual, there exist a very small voltage. What do you call this voltage? 64. Approximate the noise gain of an inverting amplifier using op amp if it has 5 inputs. 65. Common collector configuration is usually used in the output stage of op amps to have: 66. If the resistance R increases in an RC circuit, but the capacitance and the frequency are non zero and constant, then the vector in the RC plane will: 67. A screen grid enhances tube operation by: 68. On a CRT oscilloscope, the signal to be analyzed is applied to: 69. The power output of generators depends on the following factors except: 70. It is used to isolate the positive plate and the negative plate of the battery: 71. Silver cadmium has: 72. A transistor configuration in which the output of one is directly coupled and amplified by the second resulting to a very high gain. 73. It is defined as the ratio of the differential gain to the common mode gain: 74. Which of the following is a polarized capacitor? 75. The effect of the input offset current and the input offset voltage can be minimized by making: 76. It is used to maintain constant voltage drop over varying current: 77. A spectrum analyzer displays: 78. It is the ratio of the change in the drain voltage to the change in gate voltage: 79. If a capacitor has negative temperature coefficient: 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. If X is low, what is the state of X And Y? It is a type of LAN in which each PC stores its own data: What is the disadvantage of voltage multipliers? The output of a rectifier is: Without an input signal, a BJT has the least Ic when: Alternators have the least tendency to hunt if driven by: Op amps used at high slew rate, about 2000V/s and high frequency above 50 Mhz applications: The class of amplifier in which the drain current flows 50 % of the cycle: Which of the following is the most efficient class of amplifier? If the center conductor of a coaxial cable is made to have a smaller diameter, all other things being equal, what will happen to the Zo of the transmission line? The state in which no drain current flows throughout the cycle: The gain of the inverting amplifier is defined as the ratio of the feedback resistor to the input resistor. These resistor values could be changed as long as the ratio is the same. What parameter helps to determine the values of Rf and Ri? It converts ultrasonic vibrations into electrical signals. Transistors are usually biased at the cutoff in: In a transistor class A amplifier, the quiescent point is always placed: Which gain is considered in the analysis of voltage comparators? It has two active devices that turn on and off each other alternately: Bleeder resistors are: It is used in generators driven by a variable speed prime mover. Transistors in multivibrators are usually biased in a:

Greater power capability Large inductance in small volume The width of the depletion region EPROM All of the above (transformer, rectifier, filter) The electrons flow in the same direction Harmonic distortion Faster switching capability Positive feedback enough to overcome losses Input offset voltage 6 A very low output resistance gets longer and rotate counterclockwise Decreasing the grid to plate capacitance Vertical deflection or plate The type of natural energy of the source used Separator Nominal open voltage of 1.05 V Darlington Pair Common mode rejection ratio Electrolytic Feedback resistance small Gas filled regulator Signal strength in terms of frequency Transconductance Its capacitance increases as the temperature decreases Low Peer to peer LAN Poor regulation A pulsating dc E-B is reverse biased Steam turbine High frequency, high slew rate Class B Class C Zo increases Pinch off Input bias current Piezoelectric transducer Power amplifier At the center Open loop gain Multivibrator placed in parallel of the filter capacitor Constant speed drive Common source or common emitter configuration the beam is bent by electric field

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100. In cathode ray tubes, electrostatic deflection means:

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