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This section includes 10 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Electronic Devices and Circuits knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
There is no collector resistance in a simplified CC amplifier configuration. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
2. |
What is the approximate value of the voltage gain of a simplified CC amplifier configuration? |
A. | 1 |
B. | |
C. | |
D. | 0 |
Answer» B. | |
3. |
What is the voltage gain of a simplified CC configuration amplifier if RE = 25k and re = 12k ? |
A. | 0.68 |
B. | 0.59 |
C. | 0.48 |
D. | 0.086 |
Answer» B. 0.59 | |
4. |
How do we compute the output impedance of a simplified CC amplifier? |
A. | R<sub>E</sub> || (r<sub>e</sub> (R<sub>1</sub> || R<sub>2</sub>) / ( + 1)) |
B. | R<sub>E</sub> || (r<sub>e</sub> (R<sub>1</sub> || R<sub>2</sub>) / ( 1)) |
C. | R<sub>E</sub> || (r<sub>e</sub> + (R<sub>1</sub> || R<sub>2</sub>) / ( + 1)) |
D. | R<sub>E</sub> || (r<sub>e</sub> + (R<sub>1</sub> || R<sub>2</sub>) / ( 1)) |
Answer» D. R<sub>E</sub> || (r<sub>e</sub> + (R<sub>1</sub> || R<sub>2</sub>) / ( 1)) | |
5. |
How do we compute the input impedance of a simplified CC amplifier? |
A. | (R<sub>e</sub> r<sub>e</sub> ) |
B. | (R<sub>e</sub> + r<sub>e</sub> ) |
C. | R<sub>B</sub> || (R<sub>e</sub> r<sub>e</sub> ) |
D. | R<sub>B</sub> || (R<sub>e</sub> + r<sub>e</sub> ) |
Answer» E. | |
6. |
How do we compute the base impedance of a simplified CC amplifier? |
A. | (R<sub>e</sub> r<sub>e</sub> ) |
B. | (R<sub>e</sub> + r<sub>e</sub> ) |
C. | R<sub>B</sub> || (R<sub>e</sub> r<sub>e</sub> ) |
D. | R<sub>B</sub> || (R<sub>e</sub> + r<sub>e</sub> ) |
Answer» C. R<sub>B</sub> || (R<sub>e</sub> r<sub>e</sub> ) | |
7. |
What is the value of voltage VB of a CC amplifier configuration if VCC = 12V, R1 = 5k and R2 = 8k ? |
A. | 6.54V |
B. | 0.7V |
C. | 4.6V |
D. | 7.38V |
Answer» E. | |
8. |
How do we compute the voltage gain of a simplified CC amplifier model using hybrid parameters? |
A. | 1 + h<sub>ie</sub> R<sub>i</sub> |
B. | 1 h<sub>ie</sub> R<sub>i</sub> |
C. | 1 + h<sub>ie</sub> / R<sub>i</sub> |
D. | 1 h<sub>ie</sub> / R<sub>i</sub> |
Answer» E. | |
9. |
How do we compute the input resistance of a simplified CC amplifier model using hybrid parameters? |
A. | h<sub>ie</sub> (1 + h<sub>fe</sub>) R<sub>L</sub> |
B. | h<sub>ie</sub> + (1 + h<sub>fe</sub>) R<sub>L</sub> |
C. | h<sub>ie</sub> (1 + h<sub>fe</sub>) / R<sub>L</sub> |
D. | h<sub>ie</sub> + (1 + h<sub>fe</sub>) / R<sub>L</sub> |
Answer» C. h<sub>ie</sub> (1 + h<sub>fe</sub>) / R<sub>L</sub> | |
10. |
How do we computethe current gain of a simplified CC amplifier model using hybrid parameters? |
A. | 1 + h<sub>oe</sub> |
B. | 1 h<sub>oe</sub> |
C. | 1 + h<sub>fe</sub> |
D. | 1 h<sub>fe</sub> |
Answer» D. 1 h<sub>fe</sub> | |