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Analog Electronics

Analog Electronics
If the base supply voltage increase, the Q point moves

 nowhere.
 off the load line.
  up.
 down.

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Analog Electronics
Electrons in p-type material of a semi-conductor are called as

 majority carriers
 either minority carriers or majority carriers
 minority carriers
 valance carriers

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Analog Electronics
In CE configuration, the input V-I characteristics are drawn by taking

  VCE versus IC for constant value of IE.
  VBE versus IB for constant value of IC.
  VBE versus IB for constant value of VCE.
  VBE versus IE for constant value of VCE.

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Analog Electronics
What will be the Potential barrier for Ge Diode ?

 0.3V
 0.7V
 0.5V
 0.03V

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Analog Electronics
The silicon transistor are more widely used than germanium transistors because

  they have smaller leakage current.
  they have smaller depletion layer.
  they have better ability to dissipate heat.
  they have larger electric current carrying capacity.

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Analog Electronics
The input offset electric current equals the

 difference between the two base-emitter voltages.
 average of the two base currents.
 collector electric current divided by the base current.
 difference between the two base currents.

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