WorksheetsBJT & FET
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
FET is
voltage control device
current control device
Output characteristics of FET is
Id vs vgs
Id vs Vds
Ig vs Vgs
Ig vs Id
Ohmic region
Id constant
linearly increase
stable
Active region
linearly increase
between ohmic and saturate
steady
None of the above
N channel FET is
electron
holes
P channel FET is
Arrow outward direction
Arrow inward direction
FET contains
B, D, S
G, D, E
G,D, S
None of the above
N channel FET is
major portion covers N
major portion covers P
both
Number of PN junction and D.R layer is
4
2
3
1
When power apply to Vds the D.R increase like
brain
lungs
hand
leg
Conventional current of FET is
e-
e+
Id
Ig
The reason of e-(electron) not flow from source to drain is
deflection region Open
deflection region closed
None of the above
Limitation of Class A is
poor efficiency
Large gain
The connection of darlington pair is
2 transistor base connected
2 transistor collector joined
2 transistor emitter joined
BJT stands for
bipolar junction traffic
bipolar junction transducer
bipolar junction transistor
bipolar junction transformer
Class B amplifier is
Darlington pair
pushpull amplifier
Differential amplifer
Class A amplfiier
BJT Amplifier developed from
CB
CC
CE
CA
CE means
Emitter is common
base is common
both B & E common
None of the above
Darlington pair uses to
Increase the power
Increase efficiency
Double the Gain
None of the above
Gain is
output voltage to input voltage
output current to input current
output current to input voltage
output voltage to input current
Pushpull amplifier means
None of the these
Two transistor input is common
Two transistor collector is joined
Output of op-amp is
G x Vd
vd
G
none of the above
Direct Coupled circuit
Opamp 1 and 2 connected through R
Opamp 1 and 2 connected through RC
Opamp 1 and 2 connected through transformer
None of the above
RC coupled circuit
Opamp 1 and 2 connected through RC
OPamp 2 is connected C
Transistor 1 emitter connected input to transistor 2 base is called
Pushpull amplifier
Darlington pair
Differential amplifier
None of the above
