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    Module: ELEC 09 Total questions: 100 Total recorded: 95

    1. Zero-biased FET
    Ans. all the way open
    2. If PNP is replaced with NPN
    Ans. reverse the supply voltage
    3. Hierarchical structure for organizing and searching
    ans. Gopher
    4. center PC and several PCs
    ans. client/server
    5. NOS…. client computer and a part of ___
    Ans. server
    6. Larger capacitive elements
    Ans. Low cut-off frequency
    7. Small capacitive elements
    Ans. high cut-off frequency
    8. Q is dependent on
    Ans. frequency and bandwidth
    9. Mutiplying factor of an integrator
    Ans. -1/RC
    10. RL plane is
    Ans. combination of resistance and inductive reactance
    11. R-jXC
    Ans. combination of resistance and reactance
    12. Differential output of op-amp with two in-phase inputs
    Ans. common gain times input signal
    13. Input-output relationship is ______ due to ____ term of Schmitt
    Ans. nonlinear, squared
    14. Series resistance decrease, zener current
    Ans. increase
    15. Reverse saturation current is composed of minotiry carrier and
    Ans. surface leakage current
    16. Pulse output
    Ans. class D
    17. Pushpull, most commonly used amplifier
    Ans. class B
    18. Diode detectors are used in
    Ans. Radio receivers
    19. Input frequency change by changing dc voltage
    Ans. VCO
    20. Steady/stable OTA is composed of
    Ans. transconductance and load resistor
    21. A step unit input when integrated produces a
    Ans. a ramp function
    22. In a R-S flipflop, what are the inputs?
    Ans. Reset, Set
    23. 6th harmonic
    Ans. 6KHz
    24. Period is also defined as
    Ans. reciprocal of frequency
    25. When met with a disaster
    Ans. loss of processing ability
    26. Centralized processing system with access from terminals
    Ans. teleprocessing system
    27. NOS
    Ans. operating system for networks
    28. For good overall voltage
    Ans. Rs and RL product and evaluate individually
    29. Phase angle
    Ans. arctan of X/R
    30. In series RL, as resistance goes lesser than reactance, phase angle goes
    Ans. 90 degrees
    31. Operating environment
    Ans. shell
    32. As –XC/R goes zero, the phase angle gets closer to
    Ans. 0 degrees
    33. Dc up to cut-off frequency, disregarding higher frequencies
    Ans. low pass filter
    34. Knee voltage is also known as
    Ans. barrier potential
    35. X=1, Y+1, X+YZ is
    Ans. always 1
    36. Voltage gain
    Ans. 1
    37. When VGS is less than the pinch off voltage
    Ans. drain current is zero
    38. Silicon potential barrier is
    Ans. 0.7 V
    39. What is true
    Ans. Si has higher PIV and wider temperature range than Ge
    40. Midrange open-loop
    Ans. 0 Hz to upper critical frequency
    41. Norton
    Ans. ideal current source and parallel resistor
    42. Thevenin
    Ans. ideal voltage source and series resistor
    43. Ideal current source
    Ans. large internal resistor
    44. State variable filter is composed of
    Ans. one summing amplifier and two integrators
    45. Conductor with zero resistance
    Ans. ideal approximation
    46. Voltage with internal resistance
    Ans. second order approximation
    47. The ____ source resistance, the ____ load resistance has less voltage gain
    Ans. larger, smaller
    48. Copper has how many protons
    Ans. 29
    49. Which of the following is not practical to manufacture in Ics
    Ans. inductor
    50. N-type
    Ans. adding impurity donors
    51. Image resolution is also
    Ans. dot pitch
    52. If valence electron of copper is removed, the net charge is
    Ans. +1
    53. Page frame has
    Ans. 2KB or 4KB
    54. When Insulting messages are sent, it is known as
    Ans. flaming
    55. Rectangular division
    Ans. frames
    56. A flowchart is
    Ans. the plan solution
    57. when physical destructions approach, one should have
    Ans. disaster recovery plan
    58. Bipolar MOSFET is also
    Ans BiMos
    59. The cut-off frequency
    Ans. -3dB
    60. An oxygen has eight protons and eight neutrons. If two neutrons are added, what is the atomic
    weight
    Ans. 18
    61. The output of a bridge rectifier is
    Ans. a fullwave rectifier
    62. Variable capacitance
    Ans. varactor diode
    63. The differential output of an op-amp is
    Ans. Sum of the differential gain times the difference of inputs and common gain times the
    input
    64. In a FET, input is injected to
    Ans. the gate
    65. In differential amplifiers, two terminals which are connected to each other are the
    Ans. bases
    66. Varactor diode
    Ans. frequency synthesizer
    67. Crystal oscillator is known for its
    Ans. stability
    68. VDB has
    Ans. stability
    69. Frequency stabilizer has
    Ans. exceptional stability
    70. Appearance and disappearance of holes
    Ans. lifetime
    71. Derivative of sine wave
    Ans. instantaneous rate
    72. JFET is a ___-controlled device
    Ans. voltage
    73. Due to stray and parasitic elements, the cut-off frequency is
    Ans. high
    74. Secured waste,,,, and applicant screening
    Ans. data security
    75. Silicon at room temperature
    Ans. insulator
    76. OTA is
    Ans. voltage-to-current amplifier
    77. Transistor was introduced in
    Ans. 1940’s
    78. Heat sink is to reduce
    Ans. junction heat
    79. Has stable current
    Ans. transistor/zener
    80. Why do amplifiers have two load lines
    Ans. they have two equivalent circuits
    81. Comparator with hysteresis
    Ans. output is fed to the non-inverting input
    82. On normal operation , the diode in the collector is in ___
    Ans. reverse biased
    83. For zener diode not to be destroyed, the current must be less than
    Ans. the maximum current rating
    84. Ans. proportional to the weights of the input
    85. In an ideal op-amp, if inputs are zero, the out is ___
    Ans. zero
    86. If the dielectric constant increase,
    Ans. the capacitance increase per volume
    87. If the capacitance has negative temperature coefficient,
    Ans. the reactance decrease when temp increases
    88. Capacitive susceptance is
    Ans. positive and imaginary
    89. A RAM
    Ans. easy to get data out and put it in
    90. Reverse saturation current doubles for every ____ celsius increase in temperature
    Ans. 10 degrees
    91. Hoilding current SCR
    Ans. turn off when anode current falls out
    92. Origin of magnetic flux
    Ans. at the north of the magnetic pole
    93. Bar graph
    Ans. do not give precise readings
    94. Data along with instructions are given
    Ans. encapsulation
    95. Ans. ___ development

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