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    Faculty of Engineering

    Electronics and communications Department


    Electronics Devices (ELE 222) Electronics Devices (ELE 222)
    Sheet (3)
    Q1. When the peak output voltage is 100 V, the PIV for each diode in a center-tapped full-wave
    rectifier is (neglecting the diode drop)
    A. 100 V B. 141 V
    C. 200 V D. 50 V

    Q2. When the rms output voltage of a bridge full wave rectifier is 20 V, the peak inverse voltage
    across the diodes is (neglecting the diode drop)
    A. 28.3 V B. 20 V
    C. 40 D. 56.6 V

    Q3. A 60 V peak full-wave rectified voltage is applied to a capacitor-input filter. If f = 120 Hz. RL =
    10 k Ω and C = 10 μF, the ripple voltage is
    A. 0.6 V B. 5.0 V
    C. 6 mV D. 2.88 V

    Q4. The average value of a half-wave rectified voltage with a peak value of 200 V is
    A. 127.3 V B. 141 V
    C. 0 V D. 63.7 V

    Q5. The total secondary voltage in a center-tapped full-wave rectifier is 125 rms. Neglecting
    the diode drop, the rms output voltage is
    A. 117 V B. 100 V
    C. 62.5 V D. 125 V

    Q6. If the load resistance of a capacitor-filtered full-wave rectifier is reduced, the ripple voltage
    A. is not affected B. increases.
    C. decreases D. has a different frequency.

    Q7. The ideal dc output voltage of a capacitor-input filter is equal to


    A. the average value of the rectified voltage
    B. the rms value of the rectified voltage
    C. the peak value of the rectified voltage

    Q8. If the load peak current is 5 mA and the filter capacitance is 1000µF, what is the peak-to-
    peak ripple out of a bridge Rectifier and input frequency is 60Hz?
    A. 21.3 pV B. 56.3 nV
    C. 21.3 mV D. 41.7 mv

    Q9. What is the PIV across each diode of a bridge rectifier with a secondary voltage of 20 V rms,
    assuming ideal diodes?
    A. 14.1 V B. 20 V
    C. 28.3 V D. 34 V

    Q10. We want a peak load voltage of 40 V out of a bridge rectifier. What is the approximate rms
    value of secondary voltage, assuming ideal diodes?
    A. 0 V B. 14.4 V
    C. 28.3 V D. 56.6 V

    Q11. The transformer in the circuit shown in figure 1 is specified to have a 12 V rms secondary
    voltage, the output peak voltage is
    A. 12 V B. 15.6 V
    C.16.3 V D. None of the mentioned

    Figure (1)

    Q12. The PIV of each diode in the circuit of figure 1 is


    A.16.3 V B. 15 V
    C. 10 D. None of the mentioned

    Q13. The average power dissipated in load resistance in the circuit of figure 1 is
    A. 5 mW B. 9.86 mW
    C.0 W D. None of the mentioned
    Q14. The peak load current of the circuit in figure 2 is
    A.2.43 mA B.49.3mA
    C.3 mA D. None of the above

    Figure (2)

    Q15. The average load voltage of the circuit in figure 2 is


    A.0 V B.15.47 V
    C. 24.3 V D. None of the above

    Q16. The PIV of diode of the circuit in figure 3 is


    A. 85 V B.170 V
    C. 50 V D. None of the above

    Figure (3)

    Q17. The circuit of figure 3 is called


    A. positive half wave rectifier
    B. negative half wave rectifier
    C. full wave rectifier
    D. None of the above

    Q18. The peak power of the load resistance of figure 3 is


    A. 1W B. 84.3 W
    C. 7.1 W D. None of the above
    Q19. The output DC voltage of circuit in figure 4 is
    A. 10 V B. 15.3 V
    C. 0 V D. 33 V

    Figure (4)

    Q20. The output ripple factor of circuit shown in figure 4 is


    A. 0.5 B.0.09
    C. 0.07 D. 0.039

    Q21. For the half-wave rectifier circuit below in figure 5, the transformer is a step-down 10:1
    transformer and the primary voltage Vs= 120 V rms. Find:
    a. the diode peak current.
    d. the average value of V load
    e. the Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV).

    Figure (5)

    Q22. For the full-wave bridge rectifier shown below in figure 6, Vin(peak) =17 V, R=200 Ω. Find:
    a. the diode peak current.
    b. the average value of V load.
    e. the Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV).
    Figure (6)

    Q23. For the rectifier shown below in figure 7, find the value of the capacitor so that the peak-
    to-peak ripple will be 1volt.

    Figure (7)

    Q24. The voltage regulation stage in a power supply


    A) is inside the transformer.
    B) is connected to the input of the rectifier(s).
    C) follows the filter stage.
    D) is located preceding the transformer primary.

    Q25. Refer to (c) in the figure 8. This rectifier arrangement


    A) is incorrectly connected.
    B) will produce a negative output voltage.
    C) will produce a positive output voltage.
    D) A or C
    Figure (8)

    Q27.The diode in a half-wave rectifier conducts for of the input cycle.


    A) 180° B) 90° C) 45° D) 0°

    Q28.Refer to (d) in the figure 8. This rectifier arrangement


    A) will produce a negative output voltage.
    B) will produce a positive output voltage.
    C) is incorrectly connected.
    D) None of the above.

    Q29. Refer to the figure 8. The correct diode arrangement to supply a positive output voltage is
    A) (a). B) (b). C) (c). D) (d).

    Q30. Refer to the figure 10. The probable trouble, if any, indicated by these voltages is
    A) one of the diodes is open.
    B) an open transformer secondary
    C) an open transformer primary.
    D) the inductor is open.
    E) the filter capacitor is open.

    Figure (10)

    Q31.The dc current through each diode in a bridge rectifier equals


    A) twice the dc load current.
    B) half the dc load current.
    C) one-fourth the dc load current.
    D) the load current.

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