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Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 1

A voltage tripler circuit and voltage quadrupler circuit use identical components. Then

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Since voltage quadrupler circuit uses more components, voltage drop will be more and voltage regulation poorer.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 2

A Ge diode operated at a junction temperature of 27ºC. For a forward current of 10 mA, VD is found to be 0.3 V. If VD = 0.4 V then forward current will be

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iD2 = (47.73) x 10 mA = 466 mA.

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Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 3

In a power amplifier the collector current flows for 270º of the input cycle. The operations is

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In class A operation IC exists for 360º. In class B operation IC exists for 180º. In between there is the class AB.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 4

An amplifier has input impedance of 4 kΩ and output impedance of 80 kΩ. It is used in negative feedback circuit with 10% feedback. If open loop gain is 90, the closed loop input and output impedances are

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Closed loop input impedance = 4 (1 + 0.1 x 90) = 40 kΩ,

Closed loop Output impedance = = 8 kΩ.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 5

In figure the current through resistor R

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Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 6

In a negative feedback amplifier A = 100, β = 0.04 and Vs = 50 mV, then feedback will be

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Feed back factor (βA) = 4.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 7

For an npn transistor connected as shown in the figure VBE = 0.7 volts. Given that reverse saturation current of the junction at room temperature 300K is 10-13A, the emitter current.

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IE = aIE + ICBO and approximated.

But a is not given in the question. It is not possible to find.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 8

The dc output voltage of the circuit is

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This is half wave Rectifier, because in +ve cycle both the diode will be in forward biased.

For +ve cycle,

Vo max = Imax. Req

2.59 x 10-3 x 1.66 x 103

4.299 volt.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 9

A voltage doubler circuit is fed by a voltage Vm sin ωt. The output voltage will be nearly 2 Vm only if

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If load resistance is large, current would be low and voltage drop would be low.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 10

The purpose of connecting a coupling capacitor in the output circuit of an amplifier is

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Capacitor acts for ac or dc.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 11

Which component is allowed to pass through it by a choke filter?

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XL is zero for dc.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 12

In an amplifier the stray capacitances assume impedance at low frequencies

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Stray capacitances assume importance at high frequencies because .

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 13

In CE amplifier the base current is very high.

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Base current is small.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 14

In the graphical analysis of CE amplifier circuit, the upper end of load line is called

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Current is maximum at saturation point.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 15

A full wave rectifier supplies a load of 1 kΩ. The a.c. Voltage applied to the diodes is 220 - 0 - 220 Volts rms. If diode resistance is neglected, then Average d.c. Voltage

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Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 16

In the graphical analysis of an amplifier circuit, the slope of dc load line depends on

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Slope is .

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 17

In figure we need an ac ground. The proper value of C is

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XC should be less than 10% of 10 kΩ. There XC < 1000 Ω.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 18

For the circuit in figure the output wave shape is

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It is a biased limiter circuit. During positive half clipping is at 5 V due to battery.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 19

In figure V0 =

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Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 20

In figure, ID = 4 mA. Then VS =

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VS = 4 x 10-3 x 1.5 x 10-3 = 6 V.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 21

The circuit shown is

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Circuit can be redrawn as.

This is an inverting amplifier with inverting terminal virtual ground.

Hence, Vo = - iin RF

This RF is termed as mutual resistance here, Rm.

output voltage with load

Where R0 is output Resistance of Op-Amp.

if RL >> R0 output terminals become open circuited.

and VoL = Rm.Iin

where Rm work as mutual resistance.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 22

Consider 49 cascaded amplifiers having individual rise time as 2 n sec. 3 n sec. ... 50 n sec. The input waveform rise time is 1 n sec. Then the output signal rise time is given time by (Assume output signal rise time is measured within 10 percent range of the final output signal.)

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Output rise time (tr) 1.1ti02 + t12 + ... + t492,

where t, t2 ... t49 are the individual rise time.

tr 1.1 (1 ns)2 + (2 ns)2 + (50 ns)2

1.1 0.228 msec.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 23

The zener diode in the rectangular circuit shown in the figure has a zener voltage of 5.8 volts and a zener knee current of 0.5 mA. The maximum load current drawn from this circuit ensuring proper functioning over the input voltage range between 20 and 30 volts, is

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It is zener diode, hence 5.8 volt remain constant.

By applying KVL

30 = 1000 Imax + 5.8

Imax = 24.2 mA.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 24

In figure, ID = 4 mA. Then VDS =

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VDS = VD - VS = 10-6 = 4 V.

Test: Analog Electronics - 6 - Question 25

In figure, V0 =

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Both collector terminals are at the same potential.

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