Preparatory Guidebook for Comprehensive Examination

QUESTION BANK
EDA

JFET amplifier works in

a. Gate source in reverse bias
b. Drain and source in forward bias
c. Gate and drain in forward bias.

N- Channel JFET current flows from

a. Drain to source.
b. source to drain.
c. Gate to source.

P- channel JFET direction of current is

a. Source to drain
b. Drain to source
c. Drain to gate.

N-channel transistor gate voltage has to be more negative than

a. Source voltage
b. Drain voltage
c. Drain to source voltage.

The point where increasing vdd voltage has no effect in Idd current is called
a. Pinch off.
b. cut off.
c. break down

Increasing Vdd in return increases Idd, transistor is called to be in

a. Break down region.
b. Reverse bias.
c. Ohmic region
d. Cut off region.

Unit gm is used for

a. Resistance
b. Conductance.
c. AC resistance.
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N channel Jfet drain is always connected to ….. and source is always connected to……..
a. Vdd and Ground
b. Ground and Vdd.
c. Float and ground
d. Float and Vdd.

In N-Jfet, Gate voltage is used to control the Idd current to

a. decreasing the Idd current.
b. Increasing the Idd current.
c. Balancing the idd current.

D-Mosfet is usually works similar to

a. Jfet.
b. BJT
c. E-Mosfet.

D-mosfet works
a. With Gate voltage present.
b. With out gate voltage.
c. with Drain to source voltage.
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d. with drain to source voltage set to maximum.

Mosfet transistor Gate is

a. Insulated.
b. is connected to source directly.
c. Is connected to drain directly.
d. Is connected to ground.

E-Mosfet stands for

a. Empirical.
b. Echo free.
c. Enhancement.
d. Emitter follower transistor.

N-channel E-Mosfet
a. Gate voltage is +ve.
b. Gate voltage is –ve.
c. Gate voltage is connected to ground.
d. Gate is floating.

Which type of biasing, source does not have resistor connect to it in Jfet.
a. Self bias.
b. Fixed bias.
c. Potential divider.
d. No Biasing.

Efficiency of amplifier is
a. Ratio of output power to input power.
b. Ratio of output power to DC power.
c. Ratio of output voltage to input voltage.
d. Ratio of out power delivers to load to input power given to transistor.

Gain of an amplifier
a. Ratio of output voltage to input voltage.
b. Ratio of input voltage to output voltage.
c. Ratio of out power to DC supply.
d. Ratio of out put voltage to load voltage.

Name the amplifier which inverts the input signal 180 degrees.
a. Non- inverting amplifier.
b. power amplifier.
c. inverting amplifier.
d. comparator.

Common emitter means

a. Emitter is shared between input and out put.
b. Base is shared between output and input.
c. Collector is connected with input.
d. Emitter is connected to input only.

Most common configuration of transistor is

a. common emitter.
b. common base.
c. Common collector.

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