1. When a free electron recombines with a hole in the base region, the free electron becomes ?

Another free electron

A valence electron

A conduction-band electron

A majority carrier

Answer: A valence electron

Explanation:


2. The base-emitter voltage is usually ?

Less than the base supply voltage

Equal to the base supply voltage

More than the base supply voltage

Cannot answer

Answer: Less than the base supply voltage

Explanation:


3. The fact that only a few holes are in the base region means the base is ?

Lightly doped

Heavily doped

Undoped

None of the above

Answer: Lightly doped

Explanation:


4. Junction Field Effect Transistors (JFET) contain how many diodes ?

4

3

2

1

Answer: 2

Explanation:


5. The JFET is a ?

Unipolar device

Tripolar device

Bipolar device

None of the above

Answer: Unipolar device

Explanation:


6. The JFETs are normally used in ?

Cut-off region

Saturation region

Ohmic gate

None of the above

Answer: Saturation region

Explanation:


7. Whenever a JFET operates above pinch-off voltage ?

Drain current starts decreasing

Drain current increases steeply

Depletion regions become smaller

Drain current remains nearly constant

Answer: Drain current remains nearly constant

Explanation:


8. A JFET can operate in ?

Only depletion mode

Only enhancement mode

Both depletion and enhancement modes

Neither depletion nor enhancement modes

Answer: Only depletion mode

Explanation:


9. Three terminals of a JFET are ?

Pole, dipole and bipole

Emitter, collector and base

Source, drain and current

Top, base and side

Answer: Source, drain and current

Explanation:


10. A FET differs from a bipolar transistor as it has ?

Simpler fabrication

Negative resistance

High input impedance

Any of the above

Answer: High input impedance

Explanation: