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    The document is about biasing in transistor amplifier circuits. It provides definitions and explanations of key concepts related to biasing including: 1. Operating point represents the values of IC and VCE when a signal is applied. 2. If biasing is not done, it results in unfaithful amplification. 3. Potential divider bias provides the best stabilization of operating point. 4. An ideal value of stability factor is 1.

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    The document is about biasing in transistor amplifier circuits. It provides definitions and explanations of key concepts related to biasing including: 1. Operating point represents the values of IC and VCE when a signal is applied. 2. If biasing is not done, it results in unfaithful amplification. 3. Potential divider bias provides the best stabilization of operating point. 4. An ideal value of stability factor is 1.

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    The document is about biasing in transistor amplifier circuits. It provides definitions and explanations of key concepts related to biasing including: 1. Operating point represents the values of IC and VCE when a signal is applied. 2. If biasing is not done, it results in unfaithful amplification. 3. Potential divider bias provides the best stabilization of operating point. 4. An ideal value of stability factor is 1.

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    The document is about biasing in transistor amplifier circuits. It provides definitions and explanations of key concepts related to biasing including: 1. Operating point represents the values of IC and VCE when a signal is applied. 2. If biasing is not done, it results in unfaithful amplification. 3. Potential divider bias provides the best stabilization of operating point. 4. An ideal value of stability factor is 1.

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    Biasing

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    Answer: C
    Answer: A
    Operating point represents …………..
    1.Values of IC and VCE when signal is applied
    2.The magnitude of signal
    3.Zero signal values of IC and VCE
    4.None of the above
    Answer: C
    If biasing is not done in an amplifier circuit, it results in
    ……………
    1.Decrease in the base current
    2.Unfaithful amplification
    3.Excessive collector bias
    4.None of the above
    Answer: B
    The circuit that provides the best stabilization of operating point is …………
    1.Base resistor bias
    2.Collector feedback bias
    3.Potential divider bias
    4.None of the above
    Answer: C
    The point of intersection of d.c. and a.c. load lines represents …………..
    1.Operating point
    2.Current gain
    3.Voltage gain
    4.None of the above
    Answer: A
    An ideal value of stability factor is …………..
    1.100
    2.200
    3.More than 200
    4.1
    Answer: D
    The disadvantage of base resistor method of transistor biasing is that it …………
    1.Is complicated
    2.Is sensitive to changes in ß
    3.Provides high stability
    4.None of the above
    Answer: B
    The biasing circuit has a stability factor of 50. If due to temperature change, ICBO changes by 1 µA,
    then IC will change by …………
    1.100 µA
    2.25 µA
    3.20 µA
    4.50 µA
    Answer: D
    The operating point is also called the ………….
    1.Cut off point
    2.Quiescent point
    3.Saturation point
    4.None of the above
    Answer: B
    For proper amplification by a transistor circuit, the operating point should be located at the ………….. of the
    d.c. load line
    1.The end point
    2.Middle
    3.The maximum current point
    4.None of the above
    Answer: B
    Thermal runaway occurs when ……….
    1.Collector is reverse biased
    2.Transistor is not biased
    3.Emitter is forward biased
    4.Junction capacitance is high
    Answer: B
    Thermal runaway is_________
    a) an uncontrolled positive feedback
    b) a controlled positive feedback
    c) an uncontrolled negative feedback
    d) a controlled negative feedback
    Answer: A
    The thermal runway is avoided in a self bias because_________
    a) of its independence on β
    b) of the positive feedback produced by the emitter resistor
    c) of the negative feedback produced by the emitter resistor
    d) of its dependence on β
    Answer: C
    When the collector current is increased in a transistor_________
    a) the reverse current is increased
    b) the temperature is increased
    c) collisions of electrons decrease
    d) the emitter does not emit electrons
    Answer: B
    When the power dissipation increases in a transistor, the thermal
    resistance_________
    a) increases
    b) cannot be predicted
    c) decreases
    d) remains same
    Answer: C
    The phenomenon of thermal runaway occurs due to maximum and simultanous increase in
    power dissipation and _________ beyond safe operating value which ultimately results in
    causing damage to transistor.

    a. Collector Current
    b. Emitter Current
    c. Base Current
    d. All of the above
    Answer: A
    Answer: D

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