Sunday 16 June 2013

SEMICONDUCTOR DIODES & APPLICATIONS-part-2

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SEMICONDUCTOR DIODES & APPLICATIONS
OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS BASED ON DIPLOMA LEVEL SYLLABUS FOR THE  DRDO,DMRC,SSC,BHEL,RAILWAYS & OTHER ENGINEERING(DIPLOMA LEVEL) COMPETITIVE EXAMS

    1. In a p-type semiconductor material holes are ________________.
           a) majority charge carriers                                      b) minority charge carriers
           c) donor atoms                                                  d) acceptor atoms 
   2. In a p-type semiconductor material electrons are ________________.
            a) majority charge  carriers                                      b) minority charge carriers
         c) donor atoms                                                   d) acceptor atoms
   3. The trivalent impurity atom, like gallium, added to pure germanium materials termed as
           ____________.
            a) majority charge carriers                                                 b) minority charge carriers
            c) donor atoms                                                    d) acceptor atoms
   4. In extrinsic semiconductors, conduction of current is due to ____________.
           a) electrons only                                                                   b) holes only
           c) both electrons and holes                                      d) neither electrons nor holes
 5. Doping an intrinsic semiconductor with pentavalent impurity atom __________________.
         a) raises the Fermi level                                              b) lowers the Fermi level
         c) do not affect the Fermi level                                              d) none of the above
6. Doping an intrinsic semiconductor with trivalent impurity atom __________.
         a) raises the Fermi level                                               b) lowers the Fermi level
         c) do not affect the Fermi level                                                d) none of the above
7. In a pure semiconductor, the Fermi level lies _____________ of the forbidden energy gap.
         a) exactly in the middle                                                             b) at the lower part
       c) at the upper part                                                  d) none of the above
8. In a p-n junction, the potential built across the junction, after diffusion has stopped, is termed
       as _______________.
         a) barrier potential                                                                      b) developed potential
         c) p-n potential                                                        d) none of the above
9. The barrier potential is about ______________ of germanium.
         a) 0.1V                                                                  b) 0.3V
         c) 0.7V                                                                  d) 1.5V
10. The barrier potential is about ______________ of silicon.
         a) 0.1V                                                                  b) 0.3V
         c) 0.7V                                                                    d) 1.5V
11. If an external voltage is applied across the p-n junction such that it neutralizes the
        barrier potential and causes conduction through the junction, the p-n junction is said to be
        ______________.
          a) forward biased                                                       b) reverse biased
          c) un-biased                                                                               d) no-biased
12. If an external voltage is applied across the p-n junction such that the depletion layer widens and the barrier potential increases, the p-n junction is said to be ______________.
       a) forward biased                                                          b) reverse biased
         c) un-biased                                                                        d) no-biased
13. A p-n junction conducts when it is _________________.
        a) forward biased                                                               b) reverse biased
        c) un-biased                                                                        d) no-biased
14. A p-n junction blocks conduction when it is ________________.
        a) forward biased                                             b) reverse biased
        c) un-biased                                                                      d) no-biased
15. The direction of conventional current is always ____________ to the direction of drifting
       electrons.
        a) same                                                             b) opposite
        c) can’t say                                                      d) none of the above
16. The slope of DC load line is _______________.
        a) –1/IL                                                         b) –1/VL
        c) –1/RL                                                        d) –1/I
17. The Iav for a half-wave rectifier is _____________.
        a) Im                                                                                               b) Im/2
        c) 2Im                                                        d) Im/√2
 18. The IRMS for a half-wave rectifier is ______________.
        a) Im                                                           b) Im/2
        c) 2Im/ π                                                       d) Im/√2
19. The Iav for a full-wave rectifier is _____________.
        a) Im                                                           b) Im/2
        c) 2Im/ π                                                        d) Im/√2
20. The IRMS for a full-wave rectifier is _____________.
          a) Im                                                           b) Im/2
          c) 2Im/ π                                                       d) Im/√2
21. The efficiency of a half-wave rectifier is _____________.
             a) 40.6%                                                       b) 81.2%
           c) 0.483%                                                                  d) 1.21%
22. The efficiency of a full-wave rectifier is _____________.
             a) 40.6%                                                      b) 81.2%
          c) 0.483%                                                                    d) 1.21%
23. The ripple factor of a half-wave rectifier is _____________.
            a) 40.6                                                         b) 81.2
          c) 0.483                                                       d) 1.21
 24. The ripple factor of a full-wave rectifier is _____________.
           a) 40.6                                                         b) 81.2
           c) 0.483                                                                       d) 1.212
 25. An inductor ___________ to pass through it.
            a) allows DC                                                 b) blocks DC
            c) allows AC                                                              d) blocks AC
 26. A capacitor ___________ to pass through it.
         a) allows DC                                                              b) blocks DC
         c) allows AC                                               d) blocks AC
 27. The switch off time of diodes is longer due to _______________.
            a) the diffusion capacitance                              b) the forward bias
          c) the reverse bias                                       d) none of the above
28. The total number of electrons in an atom depends upon ____________.
              a) The atomic mass                                                 b) the atomic weight
              c) The atomic number                                            d) the atomic size
29. In any atom, the number of electrons in the last orbit (i.e., the outermost orbit               or the valence orbit) is limited to ________________.
             a) 4                                                              b) 8
          c) 10                                                            d) 12
30. In any atom, the outermost orbit is called ______________.
          a) Valence orbit                                                           b) energy band
            c) Conduction band                                                    d) forbidden band

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