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Electronic Devices and Circuits

Electronic Devices and Circuits
In a bipolar transistor, the emitter base junction has

Reverse bias
Zero bias
Zero or reverse bias
Forward bias

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Electronic Devices and Circuits
If too large current passes through the diode

Excessive heat may damage the diode
All electrons will leave
All holes will freeze
Diode will emit light

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Electronic Devices and Circuits
The most commonly used semiconductor material is

None of these
Mixture of silicon and germanium
Germanium
Silicon

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Electronic Devices and Circuits
Which of the following could be the maximum current rating of junction diode by 126?

20 A
100 A
10 A
1 A

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Electronic Devices and Circuits
How many free electrons does a p type semiconductor has?

Only those produced by doping
Only those produced by thermal energy
Those produced by doping as well as thermal energy
Any of the above

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Electronic Devices and Circuits
Hall effect is observed in a specimen when it is carrying current and is placed in a magnetic field. The resultant electric field inside the specimen is

In arbitrary direction
In the direction of current
Normal to both current and magnetic field
Antiparallel to magnetic field

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