Option A: Depends upon IC to moderate extent
Option B: Is almost independent of IC
Option C: Is strongly dependant on IC
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Is almost independent of IC ✔
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Option A: 105 kO
Option B: 530 kO
Option C: 315 kO
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: 530 kO ✔
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Option A: Change in ICBO
Option B: Change in VCC
Option C: Change in the values of circuit resistance
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Change in ICBO ✔
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Option A: RE consideration
Option B: RC consideration
Option C: VCC consideration
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: RE consideration ✔
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Option A: VCE consideration
Option B: VBE consideration
Option C: IB consideration
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: VCE consideration ✔
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Option A: Be zero
Option B: Be 0.2 V
Option C: Not fall below 0.7 V
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Not fall below 0.7 V ✔
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Option A: VBE
Option B: 2VBE
Option C: 5 VBE
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: VBE ✔
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The stability factor of a collector feedback bias circuit is__________ that of base resistor bias?
Option A: The same as
Option B: More than
Option C: Less than
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Less than ✔
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Option A: Remains the same
Option B: Is increased
Option C: Is decreased
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Is decreased ✔
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Option A: RB (ß+1)
Option B: (ß+1)RC
Option C: (ß+1)
Option D: 1-ß
Correct Answer: (ß+1) ✔
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Option A: 2000 O
Option B: 1400 O
Option C: 800 O
Option D: 1600 O
Correct Answer: 800 O ✔
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Option A: High stability factor
Option B: Low base current
Option C: Many resistors
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Many resistors ✔
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Option A: The end point
Option B: Middle
Option C: The maximum current point
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Middle ✔
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Option A: Collector is reverse biased
Option B: Transistor is not biased
Option C: Emitter is forward biased
Option D: Junction capacitance is high
Correct Answer: Transistor is not biased ✔
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Option A: Also line
Option B: Does not lie
Option C: May or may not lie
Option D: Data insufficient
Correct Answer: Also line ✔
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Option A: Cut off point
Option B: Quiescent point
Option C: Saturation point
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Quiescent point ✔
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Option A: 10 IB
Option B: 3 IB
Option C: 2 IB
Option D: 4 IB
Correct Answer: 10 IB ✔
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Option A: Is complicated
Option B: Is sensitive to changes in ß
Option C: Provides high stability
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Is sensitive to changes in ß ✔
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Option A: 100
Option B: 200
Option C: More than 200
Option D: 1
Correct Answer: 200 ✔
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Option A: One hundredth
Option B: One tenth
Option C: One thousandth
Option D: One millionth
Correct Answer: One thousandth ✔
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Option A: 100 µA
Option B: 25 µA
Option C: 20 µA
Option D: 50 µA
Correct Answer: 50 µA ✔
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Option A: 6 mA
Option B: mA
Option C: 3 mA
Option D: 1 mA
Correct Answer: mA ✔
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Option A: Base resistor bias
Option B: Collector feedback bias
Option C: Potential divider bias
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Potential divider bias ✔
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Option A: Biasing circuit
Option B: Bias battery
Option C: Diode
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Biasing circuit ✔
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Option A: Proper direct current
Option B: Proper alternating current
Option C: The base current small
Option D: Collector current small
Correct Answer: Proper direct current ✔
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Option A: Be zero
Option B: Be 0.01 V
Option C: Not fall below 0.7 V
Option D: Be between 0 V and 0.1 V
Correct Answer: Not fall below 0.7 V ✔
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Option A: 4
Option B: 1
Option C: 3
Option D: More than 10
Correct Answer: 1 ✔
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Option A: Operating point
Option B: Current gain
Option C: Voltage gain
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Operating point ✔
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Option A: Not fall below 1 V
Option B: Be zero
Option C: Be 0.2 V
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Not fall below 1 V ✔
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Option A: Values of IC and VCE when signal is applied
Option B: The magnitude of signal
Option C: Zero signal values of IC and VCE
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Zero signal values of IC and VCE ✔
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Option A: a.c
Option B: d.c
Option C: both a.c. and d.c
Option D: none of the above
Correct Answer: d.c ✔
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Option A: Proper forward bias
Option B: Proper reverse bias
Option C: Very small size
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Proper reverse bias ✔
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Option A: Decrease in the base current
Option B: Unfaithful amplification
Option C: Excessive collector bias
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Unfaithful amplification ✔
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Option A: A few free electrons
Option B: Many holes
Option C: Many free electrons
Option D: No holes or free electrons
Correct Answer: No holes or free electrons ✔
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Option A: O
Option B: kO
Option C: MO
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: O ✔
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Option A: Very narrow depletion layer
Option B: Almost no current
Option C: Very low resistance
Option D: Large current flow
Correct Answer: Almost no current ✔
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Option A: 5 V
Option B: 3 V
Option C: Zero
Option D: 0.3 V
Correct Answer: 3 V ✔
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Option A: Diffusion
Option B: Pressure
Option C: Ionisation
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Diffusion ✔
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Option A: Repel each other
Option B: Attract each other
Option C: Have no effect on each other
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Attract each other ✔
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Option A: +ve terminal to p and –ve terminal to n
Option B: -ve terminal to p and +ve terminal to n
Option C: -ve terminal to p and –ve terminal to n
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: +ve terminal to p and –ve terminal to n ✔
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Option A: Acceptor ions
Option B: Holes and electrons
Option C: Donor ions
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Holes and electrons ✔
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Option A: Controlled switch
Option B: Bidirectional switch
Option C: Unidirectional switch
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Unidirectional switch ✔
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Option A: Equals the number of holes
Option B: Is greater than the number of holes
Option C: Is less than the number of holes
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Equals the number of holes ✔
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Option A: Junction capacitance
Option B: Minority carriers
Option C: Majority carriers
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Minority carriers ✔
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Option A: Minority carriers
Option B: Majority carriers
Option C: Junction capacitance
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Minority carriers ✔
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Option A: Decreases
Option B: Increases
Option C: Remains the same
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Decreases ✔
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Option A: Many holes only
Option B: A few free electrons and holes
Option C: Many free electrons only
Option D: No holes or free electrons
Correct Answer: A few free electrons and holes ✔
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Option A: A battery
Option B: A conductor
Option C: An insulator
Option D: A piece of copper wire
Correct Answer: An insulator ✔
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Option A: O
Option B: kO
Option C: MO
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: O ✔
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Option A: Only holes
Option B: Only free electrons
Option C: Holes and free electrons
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Holes and free electrons ✔
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Option A: 10 atoms for 108 atoms
Option B: 1 atom for 108 atoms
Option C: 1 atom for 104 atoms
Option D: 1 atom for 100 atoms
Correct Answer: 1 atom for 108 atoms ✔
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Option A: 6 x 104 cm
Option B: 60 x cm
Option C: 3 x 106 cm
Option D: 6 x 10-4 cm
Correct Answer: 60 x cm ✔
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Option A: Germanium
Option B: Silicon
Option C: Carbon
Option D: Sulphur
Correct Answer: Silicon ✔
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Option A: Holes
Option B: Free electrons
Option C: Valence electrons
Option D: Bound electrons
Correct Answer: Holes ✔
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As the doping to a pure semiconductor increases, the bulk resistance of the semiconductor__________?
Option A: Remains the same
Option B: Increases
Option C: Decreases
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Decreases ✔
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A. A free electron
B. The incomplete part of an electron pair bond
C. A free proton
D. A free neutron
Correct Answer: B. The incomplete part of an electron pair bond
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Option A: Forces between nuclei
Option B: Forces between protons
Option C: Electron-pair bonds
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Electron-pair bonds ✔
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Option A: Covalent
Option B: Electrovalent
Option C: Co-ordinate
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Covalent ✔
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Option A: 100 O cm
Option B: 6000 O cm
Option C: 3 x 105 O m
Option D: 6 x 10-8 O cm
Correct Answer: 6000 O cm ✔
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Option A: An insulator
Option B: An intrinsic semiconductor
Option C: p-type semiconductor
Option D: n-type semiconductor
Correct Answer: n-type semiconductor ✔
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Option A: Positively charged
Option B: Negatively charged
Option C: Electrically neutral
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Electrically neutral ✔
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Option A: Free electrons
Option B: Holes
Option C: Valence electrons
Option D: Bound electrons
Correct Answer: Free electrons ✔
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Option A: Goes up
Option B: Goes down
Option C: Remains the same
Option D: Can’t say
Correct Answer: Goes down ✔
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Option A: Positive
Option B: Zero
Option C: Negative
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Negative ✔
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Option A: water pumps
Option B: jaw crushers
Option C: centrifugal blowers
Option D: none of the above
Correct Answer: jaw crushers ✔
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Option A: 20 to 30 m/s
Option B: 10 to 15 m/s
Option C: 5 to 10 m/s
Option D: 1 to 2.5 m/s
Correct Answer: 1 to 2.5 m/s ✔
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Option A: horsepower rating increases but r.p.m. decreases
Option B: horsepower rating decreases but r.p.m. increases
Option C: horsepower rating and operating speed increases
Option D: horsepower rating and operating speed decreases
Correct Answer: horsepower rating increases but r.p.m. decreases ✔
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Option A: Type of bearings
Option B: Type of enclosure
Option C: Noise
Option D: Arrangement for power transmis¬sion
Correct Answer: Noise ✔
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Option A: A 100 H.P. AC. three phase motor
Option B: Four motors of 25 H.P. each
Option C: Five motors of 20 H.P. each
Option D: Ten motors of 10 H.P. each
Correct Answer: A. A 100 H.P. AC. three phase motor ✔
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Option A: Shaded pole motor
Option B: Repulsion motor
Option C: Capacitor start motor
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Repulsion motor ✔
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Option A: Unsuitable for heavy duty starting
Option B: Torque varies as armature current
Option C: Torque-armature current is a straight line
Option D: Torque is zero for zero armature current
Correct Answer: Unsuitable for heavy duty starting ✔
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Option A: Totally enclosed
Option B: Totally enclosed fan cooled
Option C: Open type
Option D: Semi closed
Correct Answer: Totally enclosed ✔
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Option A: r.p.m. only
Option B: Horse power only
Option C: Horse power and r.p.m.
Option D: Horse power, r.p.m. and power factor
Correct Answer: Horse power and r.p.m. ✔
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Option A: Tapped field control
Option B: Diverter field control
Option C: Series-parallel control
Option D: Any of the above
Correct Answer: Any of the above ✔
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Option A: Oil expeller
Option B: Floor mill
Option C: Lifts and hoists
Option D: Centrifugal pump
Correct Answer: Lifts and hoists ✔
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Option A: Starting voltage is reduced
Option B: Starting current is reduced
Option C: Both A. and B.
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: C. Both A. and B. ✔
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Option A: D.C. motor
Option B: Squirrel cage induction motor
Option C: Wound rotor induction motor
Option D: Synchronous motor
Correct Answer: A. D.C. motor ✔
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Option A: Single phase motor
Option B: Synchronous motor
Option C: A.C. slip ring motor
Option D: Ward-Leonard controlled D.C. shunt motor
Correct Answer: C. A.C. slip ring motor ✔
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Option A: type of drive
Option B: span
Option C: tonnes
Option D: any of the above
Correct Answer: tonnes ✔
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Which of the following motors is preferred when quick speed reversal is the main consideration ?
Option A: Squirrel cage induction motor
Option B: Wound rotor induction motor
Option C: Synchronous motor
Option D: D.C. motor
Correct Answer: D. D.C. motor ✔
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Option A: Squirel cage induction motor
Option B: Schrage motor
Option C: Synchronous motor
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Synchronous motor ✔
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Option A: Lower cost
Option B: Better efficiency
Option C: High power factor
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: High power factor ✔
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Option A: Synchronous motor
Option B: D.C. differentially compound motor
Option C: Ward-Leonard controlled D.C. shunt motor
Option D: AC. slip ring motor
Correct Answer: D. AC. slip ring motor ✔
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Option A: Precise control
Option B: Smooth movement
Option C: Fast speed control
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: slop speed operation
Option B: high starting torque
Option C: low windage losses
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: high starting torque ✔
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Option A: Silicon diodes
Option B: Mercury arc rectifier
Option C: Motor generator set
Option D: Any of the above
Correct Answer: Any of the above ✔
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Option A: ore handling plants
Option B: steel plants
Option C: heavy engineering workshops
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: slip ring motor
Option B: schrage motor
Option C: induction motor
Option D: repulsion motor
Correct Answer: schrage motor ✔
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Option A: Synchronous motor
Option B: Slip ring induction motor
Option C: Pole changing induction motor
Option D: Squirrel cage induction motor
Correct Answer: Synchronous motor ✔
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In __________ method of staging three phase induction motors the starting voltage is not reduced?
Option A: auto-transformer
Option B: star-delta
Option C: slip ring
Option D: any of the above
Correct Answer: slip ring ✔
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Option A: plugging
Option B: mechanical braking
Option C: regenerative braking
Option D: rheostatic braking
Correct Answer: mechanical braking ✔
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Option A: Exhaust fan
Option B: Ceiling fan
Option C: Refrigerator
Option D: Water pump
Correct Answer: Ceiling fan ✔
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Option A: D.C. shunt motor
Option B: D.C. series motor
Option C: Squirrel cage induction motor
Option D: Slip ring induction motor
Correct Answer: Squirrel cage induction motor ✔
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Option A: plugging
Option B: mechanical braking
Option C: regenerative braking
Option D: rheostatic braking
Correct Answer: mechanical braking ✔
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Option A: Printing machine
Option B: Punching machine
Option C: Planer
Option D: Lathe
Correct Answer: ✔
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