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4. Electronic fundamentals - Q&A

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Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The most suitable class of amplifier for a high fidelity radio transmitter is

  • B.
  • C.
  • A.
udreacc asking:

Class C is specially designed for RF and only that and can't be used for audio

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The output of a tachogenerator should be

  • exponential.
  • linear.
  • sinusoidal.
udreacc asking:

in the question it is not mentioned it is referring to AC

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

When a hole diffuses from a p-region to the n-region it

  • becomes a minority carrier in the n-region.
  • lowers the potential barrier.
  • raises the potential barrier.
boholbo asking:

Does that mean current flows through forward biased?
If then, is it right to lower the potential barrier?
Of course, If reverse biased flows, raise the potential barrier.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

To function, i.e. conduct, a junction diode made of silicon requires a forward bias of at least

  • 0.2v
  • 1.41v
  • 1v
part66lt asking:

Please write your question here.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The term "velocity lag" refers to a

  • speed error.
  • acceleration error.
  • position error.
vale asking:

Please write your question here.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

What power is required for a desynn indicator system?

  • DC.
  • AC 400 Hz.
  • AC 50 Hz.
Shenoy asking:

Synchros are always supplied with AC. Then why this DC?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

If the reverse bias voltage across a diode is too high

  • load current reduces to zero.
  • load current increases rapidly.
  • load current reverses.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The most suitable class of amplifier for a high fidelity radio transmitter is

  • B.
  • C.
  • A.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

A Zener diode usually works

  • only in reverse bias.
  • at variable voltages.
  • only in forward bias.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

A desynn instrument has a positive regular increasing error, you would adjust

  • lever length.
  • lever angle and lever length.
  • lever angle.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

In a printed circuit board , the surface resistance testing is

  • insulation resistance between adjacent printed conductor.
  • the resistance between the two conductors.
  • between the board and the conductor.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

In an integrated circuit, the components are mounted

  • by metal screws.
  • by metal oxide film.
  • by means of wires connecting them.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The common collector amplifier is sometimes called the emitter follower circuit because

  • the emitter voltage follows the collector voltage.
  • the emitter current follows the collector current.
  • the emitter voltage follows the base voltage.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

A control surface position feedback signal is

  • inversely proportional to surface position.
  • proportional to surface position.
  • non-linear.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

A control surface position feedback signal is

  • inversely proportional to surface position.
  • proportional to surface position.
  • non-linear.
funcaul asking:

Please kindly explain. Also can I get a link or material where I can read up on all the modules.thanks.

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

With an NPN transistor electrons leave the

  • Base.
  • Collector.
  • Emitter.
Abdulrahman asking:

Why the elections should leave the emitter?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

In a diode clamper, if the resistor is removed making the time constant equal to C x r where r is the reverse resistance of the diode, this will ensure a

  • long time constant.
  • short time constant.
  • variable time constant.
zaid asking:

i dont understand this question can anyone plzz explain it ?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The capacitance of a varactor diode is

  • inversely proportional with reverse bias voltage.
  • a linear function of applied reverse bias voltage.
  • directly related to the forward bias voltage.
mcreedengineer asking:

As reverse voltage increases, depletion layer and therefore capacitance increases proportionally. Am I missing something here?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

A Zener diode is used for

  • voltage stabilisation.
  • rectification.
  • voltage regulation.
Mihir Somaia asking:

Isn't regulation the same as stabilization?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

An atom with 5 electrons in its outer shell is part of

  • a C type material.
  • a P type material.
  • an N type material.
ssdr1999 asking:

please explain

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

A zener diode is designed to operate

  • below its breakdown voltage.
  • either above or below its breakdown voltage.
  • above its breakdown voltage.
roshraj asking:

below its break down voltage it gives constant voltage....?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

Diodes connected in parallel would act like an

  • an NAND gate.
  • an AND gate.
  • an OR gate.
Rajaram12 asking:

How pls describe

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

Diodes connected in parallel would act like an

  • an NAND gate.
  • an AND gate.
  • an OR gate.
azfar92 asking:

Why is the answer AND gate? For example,you put 2 diodes parallel to each other. If the current flow through one of the diodes,wouldnt the circuit is still complete?

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

Damping in a servomechanism is easier to apply if

  • the mechanism is light and has high inertia.
  • the mechanism is light and has low inertia.
  • the mechanism is heavy and has high inertia.
talhamalik88 asking:

how??? please explain someone....thanks

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

When an SCR is switched on it has

  • low resistance.
  • no change in resistance.
  • high resistance.
quirinus asking:

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