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Electronic Devices and Circuits – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 37. Photodiodes are used in the ________ bias mode.

    • A. Forward
    • B. Reverse
    • C. Zero
    • D. Breakdown
  2. 38. The characteristic curve of a tunnel diode exhibits a ________ resistance region.

    • A. Positive
    • B. Negative
    • C. Zero
    • D. Infinite
  3. 39. What is the main advantage of a Schottky diode over a P-N junction diode?

    • A. Lower forward voltage drop
    • B. Higher reverse breakdown voltage
    • C. Faster switching speed
    • D. Both A and C
  4. 40. A varactor diode is primarily used as a voltage-controlled:

    • A. Resistor
    • B. Inductor
    • C. Capacitor
    • D. Diode
  5. 41. The minority carriers in an N-type semiconductor are:

    • A. Electrons
    • B. Holes
    • C. Ions
    • D. Protons
  6. 42. The built-in potential barrier of a P-N junction is due to:

    • A. Doping
    • B. Diffusion of charge carriers
    • C. Recombination of charge carriers
    • D. External voltage
  7. 43. What is the typical output impedance of an ideal Op-Amp?

    • A. Zero
    • B. Infinite
    • C. Low
    • D. High
  8. 44. An integrator circuit using an Op-Amp will have its output proportional to the ________ of the input signal.

    • A. Derivative
    • B. Integral
    • C. Sum
    • D. Difference
  9. 45. A differentiator circuit using an Op-Amp will have its output proportional to the ________ of the input signal.

    • A. Derivative
    • B. Integral
    • C. Sum
    • D. Difference
  10. 46. The slew rate of an Op-Amp is a measure of its:

    • A. Voltage gain
    • B. Speed of response
    • C. Input impedance
    • D. Output impedance
  11. 47. The gain-bandwidth product of an Op-Amp is:

    • A. Constant
    • B. Dependent on frequency
    • C. Dependent on gain
    • D. Infinite
  12. 48. What is the primary function of a heat sink used with power transistors?

    • A. To reduce resistance
    • B. To dissipate heat
    • C. To increase current
    • D. To improve voltage gain