Analog Electronics
41. The encapsulation of transistor is necessary for
- preventing radio interference
- preventing photo-emission effects
- avoiding loss of free electrons
- mechanical ruggedness
Correct answer: (D)
mechanical ruggedness
42. In a transistor leakage current mainly depends on
- doping of base
- size of emitter
- rating of transistor
- temperature
Correct answer: (D)
temperature
43. In a CB amplifier the maximum efficiency could be
- 99%
- 85%
- 50%
- 25%
44. When a transistor is connected in common emitter mode, it with have
- negligible input resistance and high output resistance
- high input resistance and low output resistance
- medium input resistance and high output resistance
- low input resistance as well as output resistance
Correct answer: (C)
medium input resistance and high output resistance
45. In all base driver amplifiers
- ac collector voltage is 180° out of phase with ac base voltage
- ac emitter voltage is 180° out of phase with ac base voltage
- ac collector voltage is in phase with ac base voltage
- none of the above
Correct answer: (A)
ac collector voltage is 180° out of phase with ac base voltage
46. The horizontal intercept of dc load line is the same as ideal
- cut off point
- saturation point
- operating point
- quasi saturation point
Correct answer: (A)
cut off point
47. In deriving ac equivalent circuit for an amplifier circuit we short circuit
- all resistors
- all transistors
- all inductors
- all capacitors
Correct answer: (D)
all capacitors
48. Which of the following statements is false?
- Push pull signals are equal and opposite in phase
- Class AB operation cannot be used for a push pull audio power output phase
- A push pull output transformer has a centre-tapped primary
- All of the above
Correct answer: (B)
Class AB operation cannot be used for a push pull audio power output phase
49. Which of the following amplifier circuit using junction transistor has the best gain?
- Common base
- Common emitter
- Common collector
- All have the same gain
Correct answer: (B)
Common emitter
50. In an op-amp differentiator
- the amplitude of output is proportional to rate of change of input
- the amplitude of output is proportional to input
- output occurs when input is finite and constant
- polarity of input and output is the same
Correct answer: (A)
the amplitude of output is proportional to rate of change of input