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Transistor amplifier

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How the negative feedback is called?

a)

Regenerative feedback

b)

Degenerative feedback

c)

Current controlled feedback

d)

Voltage controlled feedback

2.

Why NPN type of transistors are preferred over the PNP typ transistors?

a)

NPN has lower switching speed

b)

NPN has good bias stability

c)

NPN has higher switching speed

d)

Low operating voltage

3.

What type of packaging is generally used to transistors utilized for low power amplification?

a)

Metal packaging

b)

Plastic Packaging

c)

Ceramic packaging

d)

with metal heat sink

4.

Which type of amplifier in used to operate the loud speaker?

a)

IF amplifier

b)

RF amplifier

c)

Power amplifier

d)

Voltage amplifier

5.

What is the voltage gain in a transistor if the input voltage in 40 mv and the output voltage in 3.6 V?

a)

45

b)

90

c)

180

d)

270

6.

What is the input impedence of darlington pair transistors?

a)

Very low input impedence

b)

Very high input impedence

c)

Medium input impedence

d)

Uniter

7.

Which type of amplifier has the frequency response curve as ?

a)

RC coupled amplifier

b)

LC coupled amplifier

c)

Direct coupled amplifier

d)

Transformer coupled amplifier

8.

What is the frequency of operation of the amplifier circuit using inductance and capacitance coupling?

a)

Video signals

b)

High frequency signals

c)

Audio frequency signals

d)

Intermediate frequency signals

9.

What is the purpose of using positive feedback in amplifiers?

a)

To produce modulation

b)

To produce demodulation

c)

To produce oscillation

d)

To produce multiplexion

10.

How can you confirm that a transistors as defective?

a)

By circuit testing

b)

By ohm meter testing

c)

By physical testing

d)

By voltage measurements

11.

Where does the depletion region exists in a bipolar transistors?

a)

Between emitter base electrodes

b)

Between collector base electrodes

c)

Between collector and emitter electrodes

d)

Between E B and B C electrodes

12.

What is status of the transistor in the circuit?

a)

Acting as an amplifier

b)

Acting as an oscillator

c)

Acting as an open switch

d)

Acting as closed switch

13.

What is the phase difference between input and output voltages when it is connected in common emitter configuration?

a)

0

b)

90

c)

180

d)

270

14.

For proper amplification of transistors the Q point should be located at the .....

a)

Middle of DC load line

b)

End of DC load line

c)

Begining of DC load line

d)

None of these

15.

The most stable biasing method used in linear transistors is

a)

Fixed biase

b)

Emitter biase

c)

Base biase

d)

Voltage divider biase

16.

Good Frequency is obtained from which coupling method?

a)

RC coupling method

b)

LC coupling method

c)

Direct coupling method

d)

Transformer coupling method

17.

What is the voltage gain of tuned amplifier at resonant frequency ?

a)

Minimum

b)

Maximum

c)

0

d)

Infinity

18.

What is the collector efficiency of class B amplifier

a)

78.5%

b)

25%

c)

50%

d)

80%

19.

Which biasing method is used in digital IC

a)

Voltage divider

b)

Base Biase

c)

Emitter biase

d)

None of these

20.

In a RC Coupled amplifier the coupler device is

a)

Resistor and capacitor

b)

Capcitor

c)

Direct

d)

Transformer coupled

21.

What is the maximum emitter to base voltage of BC147

a)

5V

b)

4V

c)

6v

d)

10V

22.

Which is the highly doped terminal?

a)

Emitter

b)

Collector

c)

Base

d)

Emitter base

23.

Positive feedback is used to

a)

Increase the gain

b)

Decrease the gain

c)

Minimum

d)

Zero

24.

Darlington amplifier is a

a)

Common collector

b)

Common Emitter

c)

Common base

d)

Emitter

25.

The output of the first stage is fed to the second via

a)

Coupling network

b)

Amplifier

c)

Emitter

d)

Collector