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An electronic computer is basically a vast arrangement of electronic switches which are made from |
Resistors
Transistors
N -type crystals
P-Type crystals
Capacitors
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| 2 |
To display a digit of EIGHT, the number of ON LED'S are: |
Two
Three
Five
Seven
Eight
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| 3 |
To make an LED, it is impreacticable to use: |
Silicon
Gallium arsenide
Gallium arsenide phosphide
Iron
Both (B) and (C)
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| 4 |
In the text book, the transistor amplifier circuit is a: |
Common emitter circuit
Common collector circuit
Common base circuit
Any of these
None of these
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| 5 |
A transistor has: |
One region
Two regions
Three regions
Four regions
None is correct
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| 6 |
The number of LED'S needed to display all the digits is: |
Four
Five
Nine
Six
Seven
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| 7 |
A diode which can turn its current ON and OFF in nono seconds is called: |
LED
Photodiode
An ordinary diode.
Both (A) and (B)
Both (B) and (C)
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| 8 |
In full wave rectification, simultaneous action is that: |
Two diodes conduct and two do not.
One diode conduct and three do not.
Three diodes conduct and one does not.
All the four diodes conduct
None of these
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| 9 |
In reverse-biased p-n junction, the reverse current is due to flow of: |
Minority charge carriers
Majority charge carriers
Free electrons from p to n-region
Holes from n to p-region
all are true except (B)
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| 10 |
In the forward biases situation, the current flowing across the p-n junction is a few: |
amperes
Milli amperes
Micro amperes
Pico amperes
None of these
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| 11 |
A potential barrier of 0.7 V exists across p-n junction made from: |
Germanium
Silicon
Arsenic
Gallium
Indium
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| 12 |
A hole in p-type my be due to: |
Trivalent impurity
Breking of some covalent bond
Pentavalent impurity
Germanium
Either (A) or (B)
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| 13 |
Majority charge carriers in the p-region of p-n junction are: |
electrons
positrons
Holes
Neutrons
None of these
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| 14 |
All the valence electrons present in a crystal of silicon are bound in their orbits by |
Ionic bond
covalent bond
Molecular bond
Both (A) and (B)
Both (B) and (C)
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| 15 |
Crystal of germanium or silicon in its pure form at absolute zero acts as: |
A conductor
A semiconductor
an insulator
Both (A) and (C)
Both (A) and (B)
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| 16 |
The use of chips in electrons is described in the form of: |
Yellow boxes
Black boxes
Red boxes
White boxes
Orange boxes
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| 17 |
Silicon is one of the mot commonly used: |
onductor
Dielectric
Insulator
Semiconduction
Both (B) and (C)
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| 18 |
Tick the one which is not polymer solid:
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Zirconia
Polythene
Nylon
Synthetic rubber
None of these
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| 19 |
Polymers are the chemical combination of carbon with: |
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Hydrogen
All of these
None of these
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| 20 |
Examples of crystalline solids are: |
Cooper
NaCl
Zirconia
Both (A) and (B)
All of these
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| 21 |
Examples of polymeric substances are: |
Plastic
Synthetic rubbers
Zirconia
All of these
Both (A) and (B)
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| 22 |
A structure of polymeric solid is: |
An ordered structure
A disordered structure
Intermediate between order and disorder
Any of these
None of these
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| 23 |
When relatively simple molecules are chemically combined into massive molecules, the reaction is called: |
Fission reaction
Fusion reaction
Polymerization
Any of these
None of these
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| 24 |
Each atom in metal crystal: |
Remains fixed
Vibrates about a fixed point
Moves randomly
Rotates about center of a crystal
None of these
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| 25 |
The smallest three dimensional basic structure is called as: |
An atom
Unit cell
Crystal lattice
Polymer
None of these
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| 26 |
In crystalline solids, atoms are held about their equilibrium positions depending upon the strength of: |
Adhesive force
Nuclear forces
Inter atomic cohesive force
Electromagnetic force
None of these
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| 27 |
The pattern of NaCl particles have a shape which is : |
Cubic
Body centred cubic
Simple cubic
face centred
Both (A) and (C)
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| 28 |
The whole structure obtained by the repetition of unit cells is called: |
Crystal lattice
Amorphous solid
Polymeric solid
Polysterne
None of these
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| 29 |
The temperature at which the vibrations become so great that structure of the Crystal breaks up, is called: |
Critical temparature
Temperature of vaporization
Melting point
Both (A) and (C)
Both (A) and (B)
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| 30 |
Tick the one which is not a crystalline solid: |
Zirconia
Glass
Copper
Ceramic solid
An ionic compound
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