M.C.

Qs on Electricity and electronics

1.current passes through in the conductor is directly proportional to the potential
difference across the conductor by keeping :
a. temperature constant b. pressure constant c. volume constant b Voltage constant
2.The voltage of a cell when it is not connected in any circuit is called :
a. Electromotive Motive Force b. Potential Difference c. Electric Potential d. Voltage
3.Two resistors of 2 Ώ and 3 Ώ are connected in series with a battery of 10 volts.
Potential difference across 2Ώ resistor will be
a.2V b.5V c.4V d.10V
4.What is the order of the resistance of a dry human body.?
a. About 5kΏ b. About 10kΏ c. About 15kΏ d. About 20kΏ
5.The resistance of ohmic conductor:
a. depends inversely upon voltage b. depends directly upon current
c. is independent of voltage d. both (a) & (b)
6.Electron-volt is the unit of
a. Momentum b. Power c. Energy d. Electric Filed Intensity
7.The AC in Pakistan is rated at _____ Hz and _____ Volts.
a.100, 220 b.50, 110 c.50, 220 d.100, 110
8.1 Ώ-second is equivalent to
a.1 Weber/Ampere b.1 Volt-Second/Ampere c.1 Henry d.All are correct
9.Volt×Coulomb/Second is equal to
a.Joule b.Tesla c.Ohm d.Watt
10.the device that converts electric energy into mechanical energy is .
a.transformer b. AC generator c. Dynamo d. Motor
11. The commercial unit of electrical energy is known as :
a. Ohm. Volt, b. Ampere x second, c. coulomb. watt hour ,d. kilo watt hour
12 Electrical power in watts is obtained by the product of.
a. volt and coulomb, b. current and resistance, c. coulomb and ampere, d. volt and
ampere
13 The maximum value of alternating current in either direction is known as its
a. Average, b, square, c. root mean square, d. peak value)
14 How many electrons per second pass through a section of wire carrying a current of
0.70 A?
a.6.3x108electrons/s b.7.7x1029electrons/s c.4.4x1018electrons/s d. 1.1 x 10-19 electrons/s
15 What is the current through an 8.0- toaster when it is operating on 120 V?
a.15A b.960A c.0.067A d.1800A
16.A heater is labeled 1600 W/120 V. How much current does the heater draw from a
120-V source?
a.13.3A b.0.075A c.192kA d. 21 kA
17 What resistance must be placed in parallel with 20 to make the combined
resistance 15Ώ?
a. 57ohm b.60.0ohm c.0.0167ohm d. 0.117 ohm
18. p-type semiconductor fabricated with n-type semiconductor to get
a. pn-current, b. pn-diode, c. pn-voltage, d. pn-resistance
19.when positive terminal of the battery connected with the p-type semiconductopr and
negatoive terminal of the battery connected with the n-type semiconductor of the pn-
diode so the ciruit arrangement is known as:
a.positive bias, b. forward bias, c. revesed bias, d. both b and c options are correct.
20. in revesed biased circuit the resistance of the pn-diode:
a. increased, b. decreased, c. remain same. d. zero
21. in forward bias the charges which are responsible to flow the current through pn-
junction are known as:
a. minority carriers, b. majority carriers, c. majority current, d. minority current.
22. equatuion of the transistor is:
a. IE = IB + IC b. IC = IE + IB c. IB = IC + IE , d. IE = IB - IC
23. in haif wave rectifier we use:
a. one diode, b. two diodes,. c. Three diodes, d. four diodes.
24. in full wave rectifier we use:
a. one diode, b. two diodes, c. three diodes, d. four diodes.
25. in p-type semiconductor group IV element doped with :
a. group V element, b. group IV element, c. group VI element, d. group III element
26. . in n-type semiconductor group IV element doped with :
a. group V element, b. group IV element, c. group VI element, d. group III element
27. in PNP transistpor one n-type semiconductor sandwitsch between
a. two p-type semiconductor, b. one n-type and one p-type semiconductor, c. two n-type
semiconductor d.two diodes
28. in NPN transistpor one p-type semiconductor sandwitsch between
a. two p-type semiconductor, b. one n-type and one p-type semiconductor, c. two n-type
semiconductor d.two diodes
29. diode use as a/an :
a. rectifier, b. amplifier. c. reservoir, d.
30 transistor use as a/an :
a. rectifier, b. amplifier. c. reservoir, d.