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  • A. NAND gate
  • B. NOR gate
  • C. OR gate
  • D. XOR gate

Explanation: A NAND gate is a combination of AND and NOT gates. Option 'A' corresponds to the statement of the question.

Correct answer: NAND gate
  • A. Current gain
  • B. Voltage gain
  • C. Open-loop gain
  • D. Closed-loop gain

Explanation: The correct answer is Voltage gain. It is defined as the ratio of the output voltage (V0) to the input voltage difference (Vin), which…

Correct answer: Voltage gain
  • A. Solar cell
  • B. Photodiode
  • C. Vacuum diode
  • D. Light emitting diode

Explanation: The correct answer is the Light Emitting Diode (LED). LEDs are specifically designed to emit light when an electric current passes through…

Correct answer: Light emitting diode
  • A. Protons
  • B. Electrons only
  • C. Holes only
  • D. Both electrons and holes

Explanation: In semiconductors, current is generated by the movement of charge carriers: electrons and holes.

Correct answer: Both electrons and holes
  • A. AC only
  • B. DC only
  • C. Both AC and DC
  • D. None of them

Explanation: An operational amplifier is a very high gain voltage amplifier. It is used to amplify the signals by increasing its magnitude and can…

Correct answer: Both AC and DC
  • A. Holes
  • B. Electrons
  • C. Protons
  • D. Positive ions

Explanation: Minority charge carriers are those charge-carrying units in a substance that are very few in quantity.

Correct answer: Electrons
  • A. The electric potential vanishes everywhere
  • B. The electric field vanishes everywhere
  • C. The diffusion current vanishes everywhere
  • D. The diffusion and drift currents cancel each other

Explanation: A p-n junction is a boundary between two types of semiconductor materials, p-type and n-type.

Correct answer: The diffusion and drift currents cancel each other
  • A. Trivalent impurity
  • B. Pentavalent impurity
  • C. Pentavalent or trivalent impurities
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: Intrinsic semiconductors, like silicon (Si) and germanium (Ge), have equal numbers of electrons and holes.

Correct answer: Pentavalent or trivalent impurities
  • A. N-type
  • B. P-type
  • C. Conductor
  • D. All of the above

Explanation: In the p-type semiconductor, where there is a deficit of electrons, holes (positively charged vacancies) are the minority carriers.

Correct answer: P-type
  • A. Avatanche effect
  • B. Break down of a diode
  • C. Rectification
  • D. Negative curent

Explanation: When a large current starts to flow in a reverse biased diode, it is known as the "avatanche effect." This happens when the reverse…

Correct answer: Avatanche effect
  • A. Emitter
  • B. Base
  • C. Collector
  • D. Anyone can be heavily doped

Explanation: The heavily doped region is called the emitter. It plays a crucial role in the operation of the transistor by emitting majority charge…

Correct answer: Emitter
  • A. Capacitor
  • B. ON switch
  • C. Inductor
  • D. OFF Switch

Explanation: When a PN junction is reverse biased, it acts like an insulator or an OFF switch.

Correct answer: OFF Switch
  • A. Gravitational forces and elastic forces
  • B. Frictional force and propulsion of a motor
  • C. electric force and tensioning string
  • D. propulsion force of rocket and air resistence

Explanation: There are conservative and non-conservative forces. A conservative force is not path dependent, such as gravity and electrostatic forces.

Correct answer: Gravitational forces and elastic forces
  • A. All of these
  • B. Zero
  • C. Positive
  • D. Negative

Explanation: The work done by the spring force can be positive, negative, or zero depending on the direction of motion and position of the particle.

Correct answer: All of these
  • A. E/2
  • B. 2E
  • C. E
  • D. E/4

Explanation: EA = ½ kAxA2 Keeping force constant and using F= kx As kA = 2kB Then 2xA=xB Energy stored in B will be: EB= ½ (kA/2) (2xA)2 EB= ½ (2xA2…

Correct answer: 2E
  • A. 3:4
  • B. 4:3
  • C. 1:1
  • D. None

Explanation: Factual. Gravitational potential for an equipotential surface (one that is at same height) is same for all masses. Hence ratio will be 1:1

Correct answer: 1:1
  • A. 98 J
  • B. 49J
  • C. 490 J
  • D. 980 J

Explanation: The potential energy (PE) stored in an object is calculated as:PE = m × g × hwhere:m = mass of the object (10 kg)g = acceleration due to…

Correct answer: 490 J
  • A. 2.4 watts
  • B. 120 watts
  • C. 60 watts
  • D. 300 watts

Explanation: The question is asking for the watt or power of the lamp. We know that P = IV and we are given that I = 5 amps and V = 12 volts.

Correct answer: 60 watts
  • A. △W /△t
  • B. △t / W△
  • C. △t / △W
  • D. △W + △t

Explanation: Thus power is defined as the rate of transfer of energy. In other words, we also define power.

Correct answer: △W /△t
  • A. power
  • B. impulse
  • C. couple
  • D. Momentum

Explanation: Velocity=distance/time Force x velocity can also be written as force x distance or time force x distance = work done so the formula can be…

Correct answer: power