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Below you can find some important questions for the subject Basic Electronics-I. These questions will help you prepare better for your semester exams.
EXPLAIN BRIEFLY
Below you can find some important questions for the subject Basic Electronics-I. These questions will help you prepare better for your semester exams.
EXPLAIN BRIEFLY
- Passive components.
- Constant current source.
- Atomic structure.
- Intrinsic semiconductor.
- Doping.
- PN junction.
- Junction capacitance.
- Half wave rectifier.
- Filter circuit.
- Rectifier efficiency.
- Varactor diode.
- PNP transister.
- Transistor biasing.
- h- parameters.
- DC load line.
- Decibel gain.
- Multistage amplifier.
- FET.
- What are different types of electronic components?
- Explain the graphic representation of current and voltage sources.
- Explain the effect of temperature on intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors.
- Explain Silicon vs. Germanium for mobility and conductivity.
- What is the concept of junction capacitance in forward biased conditions in diode?
- Explain half wave rectifier using diodes.
- Explain the working characteristics photo diode.
- Draw input/output characteristics of common emitter (CE) transistor configuration.
- What is the effect of temperature on the operating point of a transistor?
- What is need of transistor biasing?
- Explain the phase reversal in single stage transistor amplifier.
- Write calculation of voltage gain using AC equivalent circuit of single stage transistor amplifier.
- What are applications of multi stage amplifier?
- What are applications of transformer coupled amplifier?
- Comparison between JFET and MOSFET
- What is a filter circuit? What are different types of filter circuit? Explain them.
- D r a w a n d e x p l a i n i n p u t / o u t p u t characteristics of common base (CB) transistor configurations.
- What are different types of transistor biasing circuit? Explain them.
- Draw and explain working of direct coupled amplifier.
- Explain construction and operation of a p- channel JFET.
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