2nd Year Physics Chapter 18 Online MCQ Test for 12th Class Physics Chapter 18 (Electronics)

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In a transistor, collector current is controlled by:

Question # 2

The mathematical symbol for NOR operation is

Question # 3

The impurity in the germinium is usually in the ratio of

Question # 4

OR gate is represented by:

Question # 5

The use of LDR is in the circuit of.

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When a PN-Junction is reverse biased the depletion region is.

Question # 7

The P.D develop in case of germanium is:

Question # 8

_______ is the building block of every electronic circuit.

Question # 9

The potential difference across the depletion region of germanium is.

Question # 10

A transistor has parts:

Question # 11

Reverse current flows due to

Question # 12

For rectification we use.

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Greater concentration of impurity is added in.

Question # 14

The sensor of light is.

Question # 15

The resistance between the inverting (-) and non inverting inputs is called Input resistance and is the order of.

Question # 16

In case of op-amp as an inverting amplifier, V+ - V- = 0, this is because

Question # 17

Output resistance of an op amp is

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FSc Part II Physics Chapter 0 Important MCQ's

Sr.# Question Answer
1 A.C. can be converted into D.C. by
A. An oscillator
B. Detector
C. An amplifier
D. Rectifier
2 A device which converts low voltage or current to high voltage or current is called.
A. Transformer
B. AC generator
C. Amplifier
D. Rectifier
3 During negative half cycle of A.c then p-n junction offers.
A. High resistance
B. Low resistance
C. No resistance
D. All of these
4 The output from a full wave rectifier is
A. An ac voltage
B. A dc voltage
C. Zero
D. A pulsating unidirectional voltage
5 In case of op-amp as an inverting amplifier, V+ - V- = 0, this is because
A. Open gain loop is very low
B. Closed loop gain is very high
C. Open loop gain is very high
D. Both (a) and (a)
6 When transistor are used in digital circuits they usually operate in the :
A. Active region
B. Break down region
C. Saturation & cutoff regions
D. Linear region
7 For normal use:
A. Emitter base function is reversed biased
B. Collector base junction is reserved biased
C. Emitter base junction is forward biased
D. Both c and b
8 The device which are required to convert various physical quantities into electric voltage are called.
A. Filters
B. Rectifiers
C. Amplifiers
D. Sensors
9 Which device is used as a rectifier?
A. Capacitor
B. Transistor
C. Diode
D. Transformer
10 Transistors are made from
A. Plastics
B. Metals
C. Insulator
D. Doped semi conductors

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