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Summer Term End Examination - July 2013

This document contains details of a summer term examination for an Electronics course. It includes 16 questions across two sections - Part A contains 8 short answer questions on various filters and transistor configurations, and Part B contains 6 long answer questions on rectifiers, transistors, op-amps, and solar energy applications. The exam is 3 hours long and carries a total of 100 marks.

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Summer Term End Examination - July 2013

This document contains details of a summer term examination for an Electronics course. It includes 16 questions across two sections - Part A contains 8 short answer questions on various filters and transistor configurations, and Part B contains 6 long answer questions on rectifiers, transistors, op-amps, and solar energy applications. The exam is 3 hours long and carries a total of 100 marks.

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Summer Term End Examination - July 2013

Class NBR
Course Code
Course Title

: 1674
: EEE103
: Electronics

Time : Three Hours

1.

Slot : A

Max.Marks:100

PART - A (8 X 5 = 40 Marks)
Answer ALL Questions
With neat diagram explain the following filters
(i) Capacitor Filter
(ii) Inductor Filter
(iii) LC Filter
(iv) CLC Filter
(v) RC Filter

2.

For the Zener diode network of given figure, determine the range of RL, IL, that will result
in VRL being maintained at 10 V.

3.

Sketch neatly the circuit diagram of a CB configuration transistor, discuss its operation,
characteristics and compare it with the other modes of operation.

4.

a) A JFET has the following parameters IDSS = 9 mA, Vp= -3.5 Volts, VGS = -5 Volts. Find

[3]

the value of drain current.


b) With suitable graph explain the characteristics of JFET at the pinch off region?
5.

Explain the characteristics and features of UJT.

6.

Write a short note on Photo transistor with its characteristics.

7.

Determine the output

[2]

voltage of an op-amp for input voltages of V1=150V and

V2=140V.The amplifier has a differential gain of Ad=4000 and the value of CMRR is
100.
8.

Design an integrator circuit using OP-Amp and derive the output expression of the
Integrator.

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PART B (6 X 10 = 60 Marks)
Answer any SIX Questions
9.

With neat diagram explain the operation of the following FWR

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(a) Bridge Rectifier


(b) Centre-Tapped Transformer Rectifier
Also mention the rectifier efficiency,PIV,Form Factor,Peak factor,Ripple factor.
10.

11.

a) Find out the output signal for the given circuit

[5]

b) Explain the construction and characteristics of Tunnel Diode?

[5]

Determine the levels of ICQ and VCEQ for the voltage-divider configuration of the figure

[10]

given below using the exact and approximate techniques and compare the solutions.

12.

Determine the following for the network of Figure

[10]

(a) VGSQ.
(b) IDQ
(c) VDS
(d) VD
(e) VG
(f) Vs
Given: IDSS= 10mA ,Vp= - 8V

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13.

Explain and sketch an n-channel depletion-type MOSFET with the proper biasing. Sketch

[10]

the transfer and drain characteristics of an n-channel depletion-type MOSFET.


14.

15.

a) Explain solar energy convertors and its real time applications.

[5]

b) Explain with suitable diagrams the operation of LED.

[5]

a) Draw the inverting and non-inverting configuration of OP-Amplifier and Derive the

[5]

expression for gain of each configuration.

b) Calculate the output voltage of an op-amp summing amplifier for the following set of

[5]

voltages and resistors.Use Rf = 1M.


V1=1V,V2=2V,V3=3V,R1=500K,R2=1M,R3=1M

16.

a) Compare BJT and FET with various features.

[5]

b) Explain with neat diagram the operation of photovoltaic cell.

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