| 1 |
Why FET amplifiers are called voltage controlled devices. |
Input is a current signal
Output is a current signal
Input is a voltage signal
Output is a voltage signal
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| 2 |
Which of the following configuration of BJTs gives both voltage gain and current gain. |
common Base
Common Emtter
Common collector
All of the above
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| 3 |
An emitter follower has |
High input impedance and high output impedance
High input impedance and low output impedance
Low input impedance and low output impedance
Low input impedance and high output impedance
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| 4 |
Lissajou's figures are used in a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope while measuring. |
Time period
Frequency
Voltage gain
phase angle
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| 5 |
In a resistor, when base width decreases with increasing Vbc, this phenomenon is called. |
Tunneling
Thermal runway
Pinch off
Early effect
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| 6 |
How many terminals does a BJT have. |
1
2
3
4
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| 7 |
The average energy released per fission of U is about |
200 eV
2 keV
2 MeV
200 MeV
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| 8 |
Which of the following has greatest binding energy per nucleon. |
Normal hydrogen
Deuterium
Tritium
Helium-4
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| 9 |
One particle having zero mass and zero charge is. |
Positron
Electron
Neutrino
Neutron
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| 10 |
A deuteron is |
A type of proton
A proton neutron bounded to gather.
A type of beta particle
A type of neutron
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| 11 |
Deuterium is |
A transuranic element
A type o cosmic particle
An isotope of hydrogen
An isotope of helium
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| 12 |
The half life of a radioactive substance depend on. |
Pressure
Temperature
Amount of substance
No external influences
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| 13 |
The loss of mass in a.m.u in a nuclear change can be calculated from energy involved in MeV by |
Dividing by 931
Multiplying by 931
Diving by 391
Multiplying by 391
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| 14 |
Nuclear force as compared to electrostatic force is. |
Weaker and long range
Weaker and short range
Stronger and longer range
Stronger and short range
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| 15 |
A slow neutron can cause fission in |
Uranium -238
Uranium-235
Hydrogen-1
Thorium -232
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| 16 |
The critical mass of fissionable uranium -235 can be reduced by |
Adding impurities to it
Heating the material
surrounding it by neutron reflecting material
Surrounding it by neutron absorbing material
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| 17 |
When a posirtron is emitted it causes. |
Mass number to increase by one
mass number to decrease by one
Atomic number to decrease by one
Atomic number to increase by one
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| 18 |
Neutrino9 is a particle with |
Charge less property and has no spin
Charge less property and has spin
Charge less like electron and has spin
The same property as neutron
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| 19 |
Tracer techniques make use of. |
Neutron scattering
Electron beams
LASER
Radioactive isotopes
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| 20 |
The critical mass of a fission reaction is. |
The mass to start a nuclear fission reaction
The minimum mass for chain reaction
The size of the reactor core
The size of fuel plus the size of moderator
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| 21 |
Which of the following is formed by decay of a free neurton. |
A number of electrons
Two protons
A proton and an electron
An alpha particle
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| 22 |
Which of the following particles leave no trail in a cloud chamber. |
Electrons
Protons
Alpha particles
Neutrons
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| 23 |
Which of the following is not a mode of radioactive decay. |
Positron emission
Electron capture
Fusion reaction
A decay
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| 24 |
Which of the following can be used as an arrester in a nuclear reactor. |
Graphite
heavy water
Uranium
Cadmium
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| 25 |
Which of the following is believed to be carrier o nuclear forces. |
Lepton
Meson
Bason
Baryon
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| 26 |
In fission reaction, heavy water is used as a |
Coolant
Moderator
Heat exchanger
Controller of reaction rate
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| 27 |
Which of the following is the most massive particle. |
Deuteron
Alpha particle
Neutron
positron
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| 28 |
In a nuclear reactor chani reaction is controlled by introducing. |
Iron rods
Cadmium rods
Graphite rods
Platinum rods
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| 29 |
The process by which nuclei emit a ,b and gama rays in order to attain stability is called. |
Radioactive disintegration
Radio activity
B decay
Radioactive transmulation
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| 30 |
Sub atomic paticles whihc does not experience strong nuclear force are. |
hadrons
Photons
Leptons
Nucleons
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