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  1. Asked: August 21, 2021In: Physics

    Which of the following elements is a semiconductor?

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    Answer: A. C The following element C is a semiconductor.

    Answer: A. C
    The following element C is a semiconductor.

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  2. Asked: August 21, 2021In: Physics

    In full wave rectifier, ripple frequency will be

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    Answer: D. 100 Hz In full wave rectifier, ripple frequency will be 100 Hz.

    Answer: D. 100 Hz
    In full wave rectifier, ripple frequency will be 100 Hz.

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  4. Asked: August 21, 2021In: Physics

    In semiconductor diode, depletion layer is formed

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    Answer: C. At the p-n junction In semiconductor diode, depletion layer is formed at the p-n junction.

    Answer: C. At the p-n junction
    In semiconductor diode, depletion layer is formed at the p-n junction.

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  5. Asked: August 21, 2021In: Physics

    On increasing the reverse bias to a large value in p-n junction, the diode current

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    Answer: D. Suddenly increases On increasing the reverse bias to a large value in p-n junction, the diode current suddenly increases.

    Answer: D. Suddenly increases
    On increasing the reverse bias to a large value in p-n junction, the diode current suddenly increases.

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  7. Asked: August 21, 2021In: Physics

    In current conduction through N-type semiconductor

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    Answer: D. Electrons flow inside as well as outside In current conduction through N-type semiconductor electrons flow inside as well as outside.

    Answer: D. Electrons flow inside as well as outside
    In current conduction through N-type semiconductor electrons flow inside as well as outside.

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  8. Asked: August 21, 2021In: Physics

    With reverse bias, current is due to

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    Answer: A. Minority carriers only With reverse bias, current is due to minority carriers only.

    Answer: A. Minority carriers only
    With reverse bias, current is due to minority carriers only.

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  10. Asked: August 20, 2021In: Physics

    In a transistor, the most doped section is

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    Answer: A. Emittor In a transistor, the most doped section is emittor.

    Answer: A. Emittor
    In a transistor, the most doped section is emittor.

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  11. Asked: August 20, 2021In: Physics

    In comparison to a half-wave rectifier, a full wave rectifier gives lower

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    Answer: C. Average output voltage In comparison to a half-wave rectifier, a full wave rectifier gives lower average output voltage.

    Answer: C. Average output voltage
    In comparison to a half-wave rectifier, a full wave rectifier gives lower average output voltage.

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  13. Asked: August 20, 2021In: Physics

    In n-type semiconductor minority, carriers are

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    Answer: D. Free holes only In n-type semiconductor, minority carriers are free holes only.

    Answer: D. Free holes only
    In n-type semiconductor, minority carriers are free holes only.

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  14. Asked: August 20, 2021In: Physics

    In p-type semiconductor minority carriers are

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    Answer: C. Free electrons only In p-type semiconductor minority carriers are free electrons only.

    Answer: C. Free electrons only
    In p-type semiconductor minority carriers are free electrons only.

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