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Basic Electronics Engineering Course Guide

1) The document is an exam paper for a Basic Electronics Engineering course at Pokhara University. It contains 6 main questions testing various topics in electronics. 2) The questions cover applications of modern electronics, characteristics of p-n junction diodes, semiconductor properties, transistor operation, biasing schemes, feedback amplifiers, logic circuits, modulation, and operational amplifiers. 3) Students are required to answer all questions in their own words within the allotted 3 hour time period for the exam.

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Basic Electronics Engineering Course Guide

1) The document is an exam paper for a Basic Electronics Engineering course at Pokhara University. It contains 6 main questions testing various topics in electronics. 2) The questions cover applications of modern electronics, characteristics of p-n junction diodes, semiconductor properties, transistor operation, biasing schemes, feedback amplifiers, logic circuits, modulation, and operational amplifiers. 3) Students are required to answer all questions in their own words within the allotted 3 hour time period for the exam.

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POKHARA UNIVERSITY

Level: Bachelor Semester – Fall Year : 2003


Programme: BE Full Marks: 100
Course: Basic Electronics Engineering Time : 3hrs.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far
as practicable.
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Attempt all the questions.

1. a) What are the applications of the modern electronics? Describe in 8


the brief.
b) Draw the complete characteristic curve of the junction diode and 7
explain it in forward and reverse condition.
2. a) Define semiconductor with the help of energy band diagram. Classify 5
semiconductors and explain P type and N type semiconductors with
the help of atomic bonding.
b) What do you mean by p-n junction? Describe the philosophy of p-n 5
junction in forward bias condition. Explain general V-I characteristics
of p-n junction with sketch in brief.
c) Distinguish between n-p-n and p-n-p transistor and describe the 5
operation of n-p-n transistor in detail.
3. a) List different biasing schemes in transistor. Explain fixed biasing with 8
necessary derivation.
b) Draw and explain input characteristics of CE and CB amplifier. Find 7
the equation of current gain for CE and CB amplifier.
4. a) The rectification efficiency of full wave rectifier is twice to that of 8
half wave rectifier. Prove it mathematically.
b) An amplifier with gain A 80 dB is connected to a negative feedback 7
network. The feedback factor is 0.02 If now due to replacement of the
active device the internal gain of the amplifier (A) is changed by 50%.
What would be the % change in the gain of feedback amplifier?
5. a) Perform the following conversion. 8
i) (7662.45)10  (?)8
ii) (1938.257)10  (?)16
iii) (175.175) 10  (?) 2
iv) (2 AC 5)16  (?)10
b) Define and verify De-Morgan's theorem. Write down the expression 7
for output of logic circuit below.

6. a) What do you mean by modulation? Sketch the AM and FM signal for 8


sinusoidal message signal.
b) Distinguish between inverting and non-inverting operational amplifier 7
and deduce the expression for output voltage for non-inverting op-
amp.
7. Write short notes on (Any Two). 25
a) FET
b) Working principle of CRO
c) JEET
d) Light Emitting Diode (LED)

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