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Chapter 18 - Electronics - 2
1.
When diode is forward biased, the width of its depletion region increases.
a) True
b) False
2.
Central region of the transistor is known as base.
a) True
b) False
3.
The operation in which outputs has value 1 when at least one of its inputs is at 1.
a) True
b) False
4.
Ordinarily electricity is provided to us in the form of direct voltage.
a) True
b) False
5.
A and B are the two inputs of a NOR gate. Its output would be 1 when
a) a. A=1, B=1
b) b. A=0, B=1
c) c. A=1, B=0
d) d. A=0, B=0
6.
Atomic number of Silver is 47. The number of its valence electrons would be
a) a. 1
b) b. 7
c) c. 8
d) d. 18
7.
In N-type crystal, the majority carriers are
a) a. Holes
b) b. Free electrons
c) c. Protons
d) d. Positrons
8.
The output of an OR gate would be 0 when
a) a. Both of its inputs are zero
b) b. One of its inputs is zero
c) c. Both of its inputs are 1
d) d. Anyone of its 2 inputs is 1
9.
The current in the p type material is due to
a) a. Nucleus
b) b. Molecule
c) c. Hole
d) d. Free electron
10.
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a) a. Germanium
b) b. Arsenic
c) c. Silicon
d) d. Indium
11.
A pentavalent impurity doped into pure Ge and Si, makes it a
a) a. p-type substance
b) b. N-type substance
c) c. Conductor
d) d. Ionic Bond
12.
The central region of a transistor is called
a) a. Emitter
b) b. Base
c) c. P N Junction
d) d. Collector
13.
The number of junctions in a transistor is
a) a. 1
b) b. 2
c) c. 3
d) d. 4
14.
The device used for converting A.C into D.C is known as
a) a. Amplifier
b) b. Transformer
c) c. Semiconductor diode
d) d. transistor
15.
Phosphorus belong to
a) a. 2nd group
b) b. 3rd group
c) c. 4th group
d) d. 5th group
16.
The number of valence electrons in the Ge or Si atoms is
a) a. 2
b) b. 3
c) c. 4
d) d. 5
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