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Which is doped heaviest in a transistor

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A change of 10 mA in the emitter current produces a change of 7.5 mA in collector current in a transistor . What should be change in base current to produce the same change in collector current.

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A transistor in common emitted mode the load resistance is $2k \Omega$ and the current gain $\beta =50,$ What is the power if input resistance is $500 \Omega$

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When negative voltage feedback is applied to an amplifier of gain 150, the overall gain falls to 15. Find the fraction of the output that is feedback to the input.

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In an amplifier, negative feedback is introduced with feedback fraction $\beta =0.01$. If voltage given with out negative feed back. is $2500$ what is voltage gain with negative feed back.

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In an n-p-n transistor only $3 \%$ of the charge carriers are allerved to recombine in the base region. The value of $ \alpha$ is

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What is the emitter current $I_E$ in a transfer where base current $I_B$ is $20 \mu A$ and $\beta =40$

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What is the output resistance, When we observe in a common emitter circuit the collector current increase from $9.5 \;mA\;to 10\;mA$ When the collector voltage increase from $2.5 \;to \;6v$ When base current is kept constant .

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In a common base amplifier current gain is $0.96$ and emitter current is $7.2\;mA$. The base current is

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In a common emitter transistor the current gain is 80. What is change in collector current , when change in base current is $250 \mu A$

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In the use of transistor as an amplifier $I_f \alpha =\large\frac{I_c}{I_e}$ and $\beta =\large\frac{I_c}{I_b}$ where $I_c$- collector current $I_b$- base current $I_e$- emitter current then

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In a transistor collector base is biased and emitter base is _ biased.

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Find the current through resistance in the circuit.

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Let Potential at A and B be $V_A$ and $V_B$ respectively . In the given circuit. If the effective resistance is found to be $5 \Omega$ Then

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What is reading in ammeter $A_1$ and $A_2$ in given circuit.

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In the given diagram resistance of each diode in forward bias is zero and infinity in reverse bias . If a 2V battery is connected as shown in circuit What is the effective current.

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When a 10v battery is connected as shown in the circuit what is the potential difference across A and B ?

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The diode connected in forward bias has zero resistance and if connected in reverse biase has infinity resistance Find the effective resistance across A and B the given circuit.

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What is current and voltage across the diode in The given circuit given drift current is $ 2 \times 10^{-3}A$

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In a p-n junction hole with kinetic energy 250 mev approaches the junction from m-side . The potential barrier is 200 mev. What will be its kinetic energy when it crosses the junction .

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In the given circuit, potential barriers developed across diode is $0.5 v$ . Find the current in the circuit.

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Which of the following is reverse biased diode.

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In LEDs one can see emitted light to because

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Avalanche breakdown is due to

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Zener breakdown occurs:

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The approximate ratio of resistance in forward bias of p-n junction is

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The conduction band of a solid is partially filled at OK.Then the solid is

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Electrical conductivity of pure germanium can be increased by 1) increasing the temperature 2) doping with donor impurities 3) radiation with ultra violet rays. 4) doping with acceptor impurities

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In a p-n junction the depletion region is $200 nm$ wide and a electric field of $10^6 vm^{-1}$ exists in it. What is the minimum kinetic energy of conducting electron to diffuse through the barriers.

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In pure semiconductor number of conducting electrons is $5 \times 10^{20} $ per cubic meter. How many holes are there in $1 cm^3$ of the same semiconductor.

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The impurity atom with which pure silicon can be doped to make p-type semiconductors are

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A p type semiconductor has acceptor level of 50 mev above the valance band. Find the maximum wave length of light which can create a hole.

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The diffusion current in p-n junction is due to

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Electronic conduction to in a semiconductor takes place due to

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Which of the following are incorrect statements about a transistor?

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The reverse bias in p-n junction

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In p-n junction diode : the depletion zone has

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Semi conductors doped with donor atoms have majority carriers as

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Fermi energy is

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