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Electronic Devices and Circuits – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 61. Breakdown voltage of a diode is the reverse voltage at which:

    • A. Current starts flowing rapidly
    • B. Diode behaves as a short circuit
    • C. Diode starts conducting in forward direction
    • D. Diode acts as an open circuit
  2. 62. The voltage gain of a common emitter amplifier without feedback is typically:

    • A. Very high
    • B. Very low
    • C. Unity
    • D. Negative
  3. 63. The current gain of a common collector amplifier is typically:

    • A. Less than 1
    • B. Equal to 1
    • C. Greater than 1
    • D. Zero
  4. 64. The voltage across a fully charged capacitor in a DC circuit is:

    • A. Zero
    • B. Infinite
    • C. Equal to the source voltage
    • D. Dependent on the resistance
  5. 65. The current through an inductor cannot change instantaneously because of its:

    • A. Resistance
    • B. Capacitance
    • C. Inductance
    • D. Reactance
  6. 66. Which of the following describes an ideal voltage source?

    • A. Zero internal resistance
    • B. Infinite internal resistance
    • C. Provides constant current
    • D. Provides constant power
  7. 67. Which of the following describes an ideal current source?

    • A. Zero internal resistance
    • B. Infinite internal resistance
    • C. Provides constant voltage
    • D. Provides constant power
  8. 68. A phototransistor is a transistor whose operation is controlled by:

    • A. Light
    • B. Heat
    • C. Voltage
    • D. Current
  9. 69. The minimum current required to keep an SCR in the ON state is called:

    • A. Holding current
    • B. Latching current
    • C. Gate current
    • D. Forward current
  10. 70. A UJT (Unijunction Transistor) is primarily used in:

    • A. Amplifiers
    • B. Oscillators
    • C. Rectifiers
    • D. Filters
  11. 71. The negative resistance characteristic is observed in:

    • A. BJT
    • B. FET
    • C. Tunnel diode
    • D. Zener diode
  12. 72. An optocoupler (or optoisolator) provides electrical isolation between:

    • A. Input and output circuits
    • B. Two different voltage levels
    • C. Two different frequency signals
    • D. Digital and analog circuits