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    Module 4

    Electronic Fundamentals

    Exam 19

    1. A single integrated circuit Op Amp has how many


    pins?

    a) 4
    b) 7
    c) 8

    2. What is the output of the amplifier shown below?

    a) 0V
    b) 3V
    c) 5V

    3. A thyristor is commonly used for

    a) voltage regulation
    b) overvolts regulation
    c) rectification

    4. A diode which emits photons when conducting is a

    a) zener
    b) varactor
    c) light emitting

    5. Avalanche breakdown occurs when

    a) forward bias becomes excessive


    b) forward bias exceeds a certain value
    c) reverse bias exceeds a certain value
    6. The electrodes of an SCR are

    a) anode, cathode, source


    b) source, drain, gate
    c) gate, cathode, anode

    7. What gives an LED its colour?

    a) A gas
    b) The cover
    c) Composition and impurity of the compound

    8. For conduction of a transistor the emitter junction


    is

    a) fwd biased
    b) reverse biased
    c) fwd or reverse as appropriate to the input
    signal

    9. In a PNP transistor which way does conventional


    current flow

    a) base to emitter
    b) collector to emitter
    c) emitter to collector

    10. Infinite gain, infinite input impedance & zero


    output impedance is characteristic of a

    a) Class A amp
    b) Class B amp
    c) Op amp
    Answers for Exam 19

    Question 1 c Inverting and non-inverting input, output,


    positive and negative supply, two offset null
    connections (for a potentiometer) plus one
    leg not used = 8. Aircraft Electricity and
    Electronics 5th Edition Eismin Page 140

    Question 2 c A basic adding op-amp. 4 + 0 + 1 = 5

    Question 3 c A thyrister (especially an SCR) is often used


    for rectification

    Question 4 c Photons = light, so a diode which emits light


    is a Light Emitting Diode.

    Question 5 c Avalanche breakdown occurs when reverse bias


    exceeds a certain value.

    Question 6 c The electrodes of an SCR are the anode,


    cathode and the gate. Aircraft Electricity
    and Electronics 5th Edition Eismin Page 120

    Question 7 c It is the doping element which gives an LED


    its colour.

    Question 8 a For a transistor to switch on, the base-


    emitter (or just emitter) junction must be
    forward biased. Aircraft Electricity and
    Electronics 5th Edition Eismin Page 116

    Question 9 c In a PNP transistor, the main current flow is


    Emitter to Collector (reverse of what it is
    with an NPN transistor).

    Question 10 c Infinite gain, infinite input impedance and


    zero output impedance are characteristics of
    the ideal op amp.

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