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1. Which of the following is a passive device?

a) Transistor
b) Diode
c) Resistor (✔)
d) SCR

2. The unit of resistance is:


a) Ohm (✔)
b) Henry
c) Farad
d) Siemens

3. The unit of capacitance is:


a) Ohm
b) Henry
c) Farad (✔)
d) Tesla

4. Which passive device stores energy in the form of a magnetic field?


a) Capacitor
b) Inductor (✔)
c) Resistor
d) Diode

5. Power dissipated in a resistor is given by:


a) VI (✔)
b) ½ CV²
c) LI²
d) QV

6. Which device opposes sudden changes in current?


a) Capacitor
b) Inductor (✔)
c) Resistor
d) Transformer

7. A capacitor allows:
a) DC only
b) AC only (✔)
c) Both AC and DC
d) None
8. Which of the following has a linear relationship between current and voltage?
a) Diode
b) Transistor
c) Resistor (✔)
d) Capacitor

9. A semiconductor diode is made from:


a) Metal
b) P-N junction (✔)
c) Gas tube
d) Vacuum

10. A diode conducts current in:


a) Reverse bias
b) Forward bias (✔)
c) Both directions
d) None

11. The typical cut-in voltage of a silicon diode is:


a) 0.3 V
b) 0.7 V (✔)
c) 1.5 V
d) 3 V

12. The reverse current in a diode is usually:


a) High
b) Very low (✔)
c) Equal to forward current
d) Zero

13. Diode is mainly used for:


a) Amplification
b) Oscillation
c) Rectification (✔)
d) Frequency multiplication

14. The ideal diode in forward bias has resistance:


a) Infinite
b) Zero (✔)
c) High
d) Constant
15. Which parameter defines the maximum voltage a diode can withstand in reverse bias?
a) Cut-in voltage
b) Reverse saturation current
c) Peak Inverse Voltage (✔)
d) Junction capacitance

16. In half-wave rectifier, efficiency is around:


a) 10%
b) 40.6% (✔)
c) 81.2%
d) 100%

17. A Zener diode works in:


a) Forward bias
b) Reverse breakdown region (✔)
c) Forward saturation
d) Cut-off

18. Zener diode is mainly used as:


a) Oscillator
b) Voltage regulator (✔)
c) Amplifier
d) Switch

19. Zener breakdown occurs due to:


a) Tunneling (✔)
b) Avalanche multiplication
c) Thermionic emission
d) Recombination

20. The Zener diode maintains:


a) Constant current
b) Constant voltage (✔)
c) Constant resistance
d) Constant power

21. If a 6V Zener diode is used, the output voltage will be:


a) 12V
b) 6V (✔)
c) 0V
d) Depends on input
22. Which of the following is NOT an application of Zener diode?
a) Voltage regulation
b) Wave shaping
c) Frequency generation (✔)
d) Protection circuits

23. The Zener resistance is:


a) Forward resistance
b) Reverse resistance (✔)
c) Zero
d) Infinite

24. Zener diodes are generally fabricated from:


a) Silicon (✔)
b) Germanium
c) Gallium Arsenide
d) Selenium

25. Which diode is used for high-frequency signal detection?


a) Tunnel diode
b) Schottky diode (✔)
c) Zener diode
d) Varactor diode

26. Tunnel diode is known for its:


a) Positive resistance
b) Negative resistance (✔)
c) High breakdown voltage
d) Low speed

27. A Varactor diode is mainly used in:


a) Rectification
b) Voltage controlled oscillator (✔)
c) Amplifier
d) Current source

28. Photodiode works on the principle of:


a) Emission
b) Light absorption (✔)
c) Magnetic effect
d) Piezoelectric effect
29. LED emits light when:
a) Reverse biased
b) Forward biased (✔)
c) Neutral bias
d) Both

30. Which diode is preferred in microwave communication?


a) Gunn diode (✔)
b) LED
c) Photodiode
d) Schottky diode

31. PIN diode is widely used in:


a) Power supply
b) RF switching (✔)
c) Voltage regulation
d) Oscillation

32. Laser diode emits:


a) Coherent light (✔)
b) Incoherent light
c) Heat
d) Random photons

33. A transistor is a:
a) Passive device
b) Active device (✔)
c) Linear device
d) Resistive device

34. In a BJT, the current is controlled by:


a) Base current (✔)
b) Collector current
c) Emitter voltage
d) Gate current

35. In an FET, the controlling parameter is:


a) Base current
b) Gate voltage (✔)
c) Collector current
d) Emitter current
36. The UJT is used mainly as:
a) Switch
b) Oscillator (✔)
c) Amplifier
d) Regulator

37. The common terminal in FET is:


a) Base
b) Gate
c) Source (✔)
d) Collector

38. The current gain of a transistor in common-emitter configuration is denoted by:


a) α
b) β (✔)
c) γ
d) δ

39. A Darlington pair is used to achieve:


a) High voltage gain
b) High current gain (✔)
c) Low input resistance
d) High frequency

40. The device which can work as an electronic switch as well as an amplifier is:
a) Resistor
b) Capacitor
c) Transistor (✔)
d) Inductor

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