Electronics MCQs for MDCAT Practice
Physics section, Electronics chapter. Sample questions from past PMC papers.
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- Question 1If an AC voltage of 100V peak value is applied as input to a half wave rectifier and then a full wave rectifier, the rms values of outputs will be respectively:
- A.35V and 35V
- B.35V and 70V
- C.50V and 70V
- D.70V and 140V
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 2In a p-n junction, there is no appreciable current if
- A.p-section is made positive and n-section negative
- B.a potential difference is applied across the junction making p-section negative and n-section positive
- C.a potential difference is applied across the junction
- D.it is impossible
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 3The anode of a diode is 0.2 volts positive with respect to its cathode. Is it forward biased?
- A.Yes, because any positive voltage at the anode causes forward bias.
- B.Yes, because the anode is at a higher potential than the cathode.
- C.No, because the anode must be negative relative to the cathode for forward bias.
- D.No, because the voltage is too low to overcome the barrier potential.
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 4In which of the following, output is similar to NAND gate if input A=0 and input B = 1.
- A.NOR.
- B.XNOR.
- C.XOR.
- D.Both B and C.
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 5In n-p-n transistor, p works as
- A.Collector
- B.Emitter
- C.Base
- D.Any of these
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 6In the breakdown region zener behaves like a
- A.Constant current
- B.Constant voltage
- C.Constant resistance
- D.None of them
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 7Which of the following is not correct regarding Zener diodes?
- A.It is used as a half-wave rectifier
- B.It is used as a shunt regulator
- C.It is used as an AC voltage stabilizer
- D.Both B and C
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 8The electrical conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor at room temperature is low mainly because:
- A.It has a large forbidden energy gap
- B.It contains no charge carriers
- C.It has a very few charge carriers
- D.Its atoms do not vibrate
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