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    This document contains 20 objective questions and 2 subjective questions related to electric circuits. The objective questions cover topics like resistor combinations, series and parallel circuits, diodes, transistors and their characteristics. The subjective questions involve calculating equivalent circuits using Thevenin's theorem, designing a Zener voltage regulator circuit, analyzing transistor biasing configurations and determining gain of an emitter-stabilized transistor amplifier.

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    SECTION A: 20 OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

    1. What is the value of current and total resistance if Vab = 40 V in the circuit of
    Fig. 1?
    A. 18 Ω, 0.53 A
    B. 2 Ω, 0.83 A
    C. 8 Ω, 0.83 A
    D. 18 Ω, 0.83 A

    Fig. 1

    2. The parallel combination of a 470Ω resistor and a 680Ω resistor is in series


    with the parallel combination of four 2kΩ resistors. The total resistance is
    A. 1650Ω
    B. 4.7kΩ
    C. 2kΩ
    D. 3.403Ω

    3. Find the resistance and power as the circuit shown in Fig. 2?


    A. 12Ω,48W
    B. 48Ω,48W
    C. 24Ω,40W
    D. 12Ω,46W

    Fig. 2
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    4. In a series circuit with unequal resistances

    A. the highest resistance has the most of the current through it


    B. the lowest resistance has the highest voltage drop
    C. the lowest resistance has the highest current
    D. the highest resistance has the highest voltage drop

    5. Choose the incorrect statement.

    A. A branch formed by the parallel connection of any resistor R and a short


    circuit has the characteristic of a short circuit.
    B. A branch formed by the series connection of any resistor R and an open
    circuit has the characteristic of an open circuit.
    C. A branch formed by the parallel connection of any resistor R and the
    open circuit has the characteristic of an open circuit.
    D. A branch formed by the series connection of any resistor R and a short
    circuit has the characteristic of resistor R.

    6. The circuit has resistors, capacitors and semiconductor diodes. The circuit will
    be known as
    A. non-linear circuit
    B. linear circuit
    C. bilateral circuit
    D. none of the above
    6

    7. Calculate static resistance RD of a diode having ID = 30 mA and VD = 0.75 V

    A. 25Ω
    B. 40Ω
    C. 0.04Ω
    D. 0.025Ω

    8. Each diode in a center-tapped full-wave rectifier is ……….. -biased and


    conducts for ………. of the input cycle.

    A. Forward, 90°
    B. Reverse, 180°
    C. Forward, 180°
    D. Reverse, 90°

    9. A device which used to couple the AC input from source to the rectifier is
    ………….

    A. Regulator
    B. Modulator
    C. Amplifier
    D. Transformer

    10. The circuit that converts AC voltage into DC voltage is called?

    A. Rectifier
    B. Modulator
    C. Amplifier
    7

    D. Regulator
    11. What best describes the circuit in Fig. 3?

    A. Full wave rectifier


    B. Half-wave rectifier
    C. Clipper
    D. Clamper
    Fig. 3

    12. The peak output voltage of half-wave rectifier is equal to?

    A. Peak input voltage


    B. Peak input voltage ˗1.4V
    C. Peak input voltage ˗0.7V
    D. Peak input voltage ˗0.2V

    13. Two types of BJTs are NPN and?

    A. NNP
    B. PNP
    C. PPN
    D. NPP

    14. Use the graph of collector characteristics in Fig. 4 to calculate ac at VCE =


    15 V and IB = 30 µA?

    Fig. 4
    A. 100
    B. 106
    C. 50
    8

    D. 400
    15. If the base current is 50 𝜇𝜇𝜇𝜇 and collector current is 3.65 𝜇𝜇𝜇𝜇 then emitter current
    of BJT will be

    A. 2.3 mA
    B. 3.7 mA
    C. 4.54 mA
    D. 3.5 mA

    16. If the internal emitter resistance of BJT is 20 Ω and the collector resistor of the
    amplifier is 1200 Ω, then voltage gain will be?

    A. 60
    B. 1200
    C. 12
    D. 20

    17. Based on the circuit in Fig. 5, calculate ICsat?

    A. 35.29 mA
    B. 5.45 mA
    C. 1.86 mA
    D. 4.72 mA
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    Fig. 5

    18. If collector current is 64.5mA and base current is


    430µA, then emitter current will be

    A. 64.9 µA
    B. 64.9 mA
    C. 64.9 A
    D. 649 A

    19. Determine the values of VCB and IB for the circuit in Fig. 6.

    A. 1.4V, 59.7 µA
    B. −1.4V, 59.7 µA
    C. −9.3V, 3.58 µA
    D. 9.3V, 3.58 µA

    Fig. 6

    20. From Fig. 7, calculate ETh?

    A. −12.12 V
    B. 16.35 V
    C. 4.23 V
    D. 10 V Fig. 7
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    [CO1/PO1/C2] (10 marks)


    (Each question – 0.5 mark)
    SECTION B: 2 SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

    QUESTION 1

    (a) A schematic diagram of a series-parallel network circuit is shown in Fig. Q1(a). Given
    that the resistance for 𝑅𝑅1 = 2Ω, 𝑅𝑅2 = 4Ω, 𝑅𝑅3 = 4Ω, 𝑅𝑅4 = 4Ω, 𝑅𝑅5 = 2Ω, and 𝑅𝑅6 = 8Ω
    respectively. The supply voltage of the circuit is as follows, 𝑉𝑉1 = 20𝑉𝑉, 𝑉𝑉2 = 8𝑉𝑉 and 𝑉𝑉3 =
    4𝑉𝑉. By using Thevenin’s theorem for the network between A and B, determine the
    following

    i) the equivalent voltage, 𝑉𝑉𝑇𝑇𝑇𝑇


    ii) the equivalent resistance, 𝑅𝑅𝑇𝑇𝑇𝑇
    iii) the current flow and voltage across 𝑅𝑅6 .
    iv) the Thevenin equivalent circuit.

    Fig. Q1(a)

    CO2/PO2/C4] (10 marks)


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    (b) Fig. Q1(b) shows a load RL requires a voltage of 10 Volt. The load resistance can be
    varied from 100 to 900 ohms. The available power supply fluctuates from 14 to
    22 volts. It is found that the minimum Zener current, IZ is 5 mA.

    (i) What is the required Zener voltage, VZ?

    (ii) What is the required value of resistor Rs and its power?

    (iii) Calculate the variation in the Zener current, IZ.

    Fig. 1(b)

    [CO2/PO2/C4] (10 marks)


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    QUESTION 2

    (a) Fig. 2(a) shows the characteristics of a silicon BJT transistor. The figure defines a Q-
    point at ICQ = 3 mA and VCEQ = 15 V as a point of operation. For an emitter-bias
    configuration, if voltage supply, VCC = 26V and resistor of RE = 2.2K Ω. Determine

    (i) The resistor of RC, β at the operating point and RB.


    (ii) The power dissipated by the transistor.
    (iii) The power dissipated by the resistor of RC.
    (iv) Explain the emitter-bias configuration is more stable compared to fixed-bias
    configuration.

    Fig. 2(a)

    [CO2/PO2/C4] (10 marks)


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    (b) The Emitter-stabilized bias circuit of Fig. 2(b) is characterized as having a value of 37.4
    µA for the base current, IB. Without the component of CE (unbypassed), perform the
    following:

    (i) draw the AC equivalent circuit,


    (ii) calculate the value of 𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑒 ,
    (iii) determine the input and output impedances
    (iv) compute the voltage gain, AV

    Fig. 2(b)
    [CO2/PO2/C4] (10 marks)

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