Electronics and Communication Engineering questions and answers

Electronics and Communication Engineering Questions and Answers

Prepare for your Electronics and Communication Engineering exams/aptitude tests, assess your knowledge of electronics and communication equipment with these ECE questions and answers.

36.

In an n-p-n transistor, the majority carriers in the base are

A.

electrons

B.

holes

C.

both holes and electrons

D.

either holes or electrons

Correct answer is A

Emitter is n type and emits electrons which diffuse through the base.

37.

In a p type material, the Fermi level is 0.3 eV above valence band. The concentration of acceptor atoms is increased. The new position of Fermi level is likely to be

A.

0.5 eV above valence band

B.

0.28 eV above valence band

C.

0.1 eV above valence band

D.

below the valence band

Correct answer is B

Addition of acceptor atom brings Fermi level closer to valence band.

38.

Ferrite have

A.

low copper loss

B.

low eddy current loss

C.

low resistivity

D.

higher specific gravity compared to iron

Correct answer is C

Ferrite is a low density material of composition with Fe2O3 x O, where x is a bivalent metal, such as Cobart, Ni, Mn. These magnetic materials have very low loss of current and used in high frequency circuit.

39.

When a voltage is applied to a semiconductor crystal, then the free electrons will flow

A.

towards positive terminal

B.

towards negative terminal

C.

either towards positive terminal or negative terminal

D.

towards positive terminal for 1 μs and towards negative terminal for next 1 μs

Correct answer is A

Since electrons are negatively charged they will flow towards positive terminal.

40.

At very high temperatures, the extrinsic semi conductors become intrinsic because

A.

of drive in diffusion of dopants and carriers

B.

band to band transition dominates over impurity ionization

C.

impurity ionization dominates over band to band transition

D.

band to band transition is balanced by impurity ionization

Correct answer is B

Covalent bonds are broken.