Analog Electronics MCQs

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Q31.
In figure ID = 4 mA. Then VGS =

a.

4.4 V

b.

-4.4 V

c.

0.44 V

d.

-0.44 V

Discuss
Answer: (b).-4.4 V
Q32.
In following circuit, RB will be if VCC = 10 V, VS = 2 V, RC = 5 kΩ, RS = 90 kΩ, β = 50, ICE = 0, VCEsat = 0.1 V

a.

230 K

b.

235 K

c.

240 K

d.

250 K

Discuss
Answer: (b).235 K
Q33.
In following figure, what will be R1 and R2 for maximum symmetrical swing if VCSat ≈ 0. Given that RE = 200 Ω, RC = 400 Ω, VCC = 20 V, β = 99

a.

6 k

b.

3 k, 6 k

c.

9.9 k, 2.4 k

d.

2.4 k, 9.9 k

Discuss
Answer: (d).2.4 k, 9.9 k
Q34.
Assertion (A): The circuit in figure produces repetitive narrow pulses when input is fed with sine or triangular waveform having peak value more than + V

Reason (R): The high gain op-amp produces voltages at two levels. If input is more than + V, the output is + 15 V otherwise the output is - 15 V.

a.

Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation for A

b.

Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation for A

c.

A is correct R is wrong

d.

A is wrong R is correct

Discuss
Answer: (a).Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation for A
Q35.
For CE amplifier of figure, the slope of ac load line is

a.

A

b.

B

c.

C

d.

D

Discuss
Answer: (a).A
Q36.
A non-inverting op-amp summer is shown in figure, the output voltage V0 is

a.

3/2 Sin 100t

b.

3 sin (100t)

c.

sin (100t)

d.

2 sin (100t)

Discuss
Answer: (a).3/2 Sin 100t
Q37.
In figure if C is replaced by short circuit then RB will be

a.

425 K

b.

412 K

c.

474 K

d.

400 K

Discuss
Answer: (c).474 K
Q38.
In the circuit figure LED will be on when v1 is

a.

less than 6 V

b.

more than 6 V

c.

less than 12 V

d.

more than 12 V

Discuss
Answer: (b).more than 6 V
Q39.
Figure shows a portion of linear v - i characteristics of diode. If applied voltage is + 6 V, the current will be

a.

42 mA

b.

48 mA

c.

51 mA

d.

54 mA

Discuss
Answer: (d).54 mA
Q40.
In figure the zener current

a.

is always 130 mA

b.

may vary between 10 mA and 130 mA

c.

may vary between 60 mA and 130 mA

d.

is always equal to 65 mA

Discuss
Answer: (b).may vary between 10 mA and 130 mA
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