CBSE Questions for Class 12 Engineering Physics Semiconductor Electronics: Materials,Devices And Simple Circuits Quiz 2 - MCQExams.com

The following one represents logic addition is 
  • 1+1=21+1=2
  • 1+1=101+1=10
  • 1+1=11+1=1
  • 1+1=111+1=11
The logic gate represented in given figure is
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  • OR Gate
  • NOT Gate
  • NAND Gate
  • XOR Gate
In the given circuit, the voltage across the voltage across the load is maintained at 12V. The current in the zener diode varies from 0-50 mA. What is the maximum watage of the diode?

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  • 12 W
  • 6 W
  • 0.6 W
  • 1.2 W
The circuit as shown in figure, the equivalent gate is

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  • NOR gate
  • OR gate
  • AND gate
  • NAND gate
Which of the following contains a covalent bond?
  • copper
  • NaCl
  • germanium
  • helium
The bond, that exists in a semiconductor is
  • covalent bond
  • ionic bond
  • metalic bond
  • hydrogen bond
A hole is
  • a positively charged electron.
  • an electron in the valence band.
  • an unfilled covalent bond.
  • an excess electron in covalent bond.
The mobility of free electrons is greater than that of free holes because 
  • they carry negative charge
  • they are light
  • their mutual collisions are less
  • they require low energy to continue their motion
In a metal, the separation between conduction band and valence band is of the order
  • 100 eV
  • 10 eV
  • 0 eV
  • 1 eV
The value indicated by Fermi energy level in an intrinsic semiconductor is
  • the average energy of electrons and holes.
  • the energy of electrons in conduction band.
  • the energy of holes in valence band.
  • the energy of forbidden region.
There is no hole current in conductors, because they have
  • high conductivity
  • high electron density
  • no valence band
  • overlapping of valence and conduction bands
Forbidden gap in a pure conductor is
  • 0 eV
  • 0.7 eV
  • 1.1 eV
  • 6 eV
The conduction band and valency band of a good conductor are
  • well separated.
  • just touch.
  • very close.
  • overlapped.
Which of the following are correct for insulators?
  • The valence band is partially filled with electrons.
  • The conduction band is partially filled with electrons.
  • The conduction band is partially filled with electrons and valence band is empty.
  • The conduction band is empty and the valence band is filled with electrons.
p-n junction diode acts as
  • ohmic resistance
  • non-ohmic resistance
  • both A and B
  • amplifier
When the conductivity of a semiconductor is only due to breaking of covalent bonds, the semiconductor is called
  • n-type
  • p-type
  • intrinsic
  • extrinsic
The main cause of avalanche breakdown is
  • ionisation by collision.
  • high doping.
  • recombination of electrons and holes.
  • low doping.
The main cause of Zener breakdown is
  • the base semiconductor being germanium.
  • production of electron-hole pairs due to thermal excitation.
  • low doping.
  • high doping.
In semiconductors, at a room temperature
  • the valence band is partially empty and the conduction band is partially filled.
  • the valence band is completely filled and the conduction band is partially filled.
  • the valence band is completely filled.
  • the conduction band is completely empty.
In an intrinsic semiconductor, conductivity is
  • low at room temperature
  • average
  • high at room temperature
  • zero at room temperature
In an intrinsic semiconductor, the Fermi energy level is
  • nearer to valence band than conduction band.
  • equidistant from conduction band and valence band.
  • nearer to conduction band than valence band.
  • bisecting the conduction band.
The current flow in a Zener diode is mainly due to
  • thermally generated charge carriers
  • minority charge carriers
  • collision generated charge carriers
  • ions
A Zener diode
  • is a lightly doped junction diode.
  • heavily doped junction diode.
  • is either p-type or n-type.
  • has no p-n junction.
In an intrinsic semiconductor, conductivity is due to
  • doping
  • breaking of covalent bonds
  • free electrons
  • holes
p-n junction diode can be used as
  • amplifer
  • detector
  • oscillator
  • capacitor
Among the following which one gives output 1 in the AND gate.
  • A=0, B=0
  • A=1, B=1
  • A=1, B=0
  • A=0, B=1
The avalanche breakdown in p-n junction is due to
  • shift of Fermi level.
  • cumulative effect of conduction band electron.
  • widening of forbidden gap.
  • high impurity concentration.
In positive logic, the logic state 1 corresponds to
  • positive voltage
  • zero voltage
  • lower voltage level
  • higher voltage level
In the Boolean algebra, the following one is wrong
  • 1+0=1
  • 0+1=1
  • 1+1=1
  • 0+0=1
In Boolean algebra, A+B=Y implies that 
  • sum of A and B is Y.
  • Y exists when A exists or B exists or both A and B exist.
  • Y exists only when A and B both exist.
  • Y exists when A or B exist but not when both A and B exist.
If ‘p’ region of a semi conductor is connected to negative and ‘n’ region to positive pole, it is said to be
  • directed biased
  • unbiased
  • forward biased
  • reverse biased
Which of the following is not the function of a NOT gate?
  • Stop a signal.
  • Invert an input signal.
  • Complement a signal.
  • Change the logic in a digital circuit.
The energy band gap is maximum in
  • metals
  • super conductors
  • insulators
  • semiconductors
Among the following one can act as the building blocks for the other gates is
  • NAND and NOR
  • NAND and AND
  • XOR and OR
  • NOT and OR
An AND gate is followed by a NOT gate in series. With two inputs A & B, the Boolean expression for the out put Y will be :
  • A.B
  • A+B
  • ¯A+B
  • ¯A.B
The gate that has only one input terminal
  • NOT
  • NOR
  • NAN
  • XOR
The value of A.ˉA in Boolean algebra is
  • 0
  • 1
  • A
  • ˉA
In Boolean algebra A.B=Y implies that :
  • product of A and B is Y
  • Y exists when A exists or B exists
  • Y exists when both A and B exist but not when only A or B exists
  • Y exists when A or B exists but not both A and B exist.
The output of a 2-input OR gate is zero only when its
  • both inputs are 0.
  • either input is 1.
  • both inputs are 1.
  • either input is 0.
The value of ˉA+A in the Boolean algebra is
  • A
  • ˉA
  • 0
  • 1
NOR gate is the series combination of
  • NOT gate followed by OR gate.
  • OR gate followed by NOT gate.
  • AND gate followed by OR gate.
  • OR gate followed by AND gate.
The following truth table is for :
ABY
110
101
011
001

  • NAND gate
  • AND gate
  • XOR gate
  • NOT gate
The truth table for NOT gate is
If A=B=1, then in terms of Boolean algebra the value of A.B+A is not equal to
  • B.A+B
  • B+A
  • B
  • ˉA.B
The logic expression which is NOT true in Boolean algebra is
  • [ˉ1+ˉ1].1=0
  • [ˉ1+0].1=0
  • [ˉ1+0].ˉ1=0
  • [1+1].1=0
The symbol represents

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  • NOT gate
  • OR gate
  • AND gate
  • NOR gate
In the Boolean algebra, of the following one which is not equal to A is
  • A.A
  • A+A
  • ˉA.A
  • ¯ˉA+ˉA
In the Boolean algebra : A+B=
  • ˉA+ˉB
  • A.B
  • ˉˉA+ˉˉB
  • ˉˉA+ˉB
If A=1 and B=0, then in terms of Boolean algebra the value of A.A+B is
  • A
  • B2
  • B
  • AB
If A=1,B=0 then the value of ˉA+B in terms of Boolean algebra is
  • A
  • B
  • B+A
  • A.ˉB
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