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MODULE 4 EXERCISE 2 Eng

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MODULE 4 EXERCISE 2 Eng

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MODULE 4 EXERCISE 2

1) Why is a diode put in parallel with an LED?


a) To protect it from AC
b) So it will work only above a certain voltage
c) So it will work only below a certain voltage

2) A zener diode
a) allows current to flowin one direction
b) stabilizes voltage at a predetermined level
c) acts like a switch

3) After passing through a rectifier, alternating current becomes


a) smooth direct current
b) pulsating direct current
c) square wave from current

4) A photodiode is operated under


a) reverse bias conditions
b) forward bias conditions
c) reverse or forward bias conditions

5) A transistor is used in
a) current amplifiers
b) both current amplifiers and voltage amplifiers
c) voltage amplifiers

6) Amplifiers may be classified as


a) Voltage amplifiers or power amplifiers
b) Voltage amplifiers or impedance amplifiers
c) Common emitter or common collector amplifiers

7) In the diagram shown, what is resistor R used for?

a) Amplification
b) Bias
c) Stabilisation
8) “In the Boolean algebra statement below, the gate describet is F=A.B.C”
a) Nand
b) And
c) Nor

9) What are the ideal charecteristics of an Op-Amp?


a) Infinite gain, infinite input and infinite output impadence
b) Infinite gain, infinite input inpedance and zero output impadence
c) low gain, infinite input inpedance and zero output impadence

10) A device which has a high input impedance, low output impedance and high voltage gain is a
a) Op-Amp
b) Class A amp
c) Class B amp

11) When you use an Op-Amp as a bufferit has


a) A low input inpedance and high output impedance
b) High input inpedance and low output impedance
c) The same input and output inpedance

12) How is a PCB protected after manufacture?


a) By conformal coating
b) With non-conductive varnish
c) With wax

13) When removing a microprocessor


a) ensure the power is OFF to avoid static discharge
b) no damage is done by static discharge
c) considerable damage can be done by static discharge

14) Positional feedback can be obtained from a


a) synchro
b) potentiometer
c) tachogenerator

15) A tachogenerator is usually used for


a) angular feedback
b) rate feedback
c) position feedback

16) The power supply to a torque synchro system is


a) AC or DC
b) AC
c) DC
17) If the rotor of a control synchro sticks
a) the system hunts
b) the position feedback will oscillate
c) high current will flow

18) Loss of DC to a servo amplifier causes the motor to


a) reserve
b) stop
c) run continuously

19) A microprocessor on a PCB


a) is not easily damaged by static-electricity
b) is easily damaged by static-electricity if mishandling
c) is only easily damaged by static-electricity if removed from the PCB

20) Amplifier output characteristics are defined by


a) the collector resistance
b) the effect of the load resistor
c) the configuration of the transistor

CEVAPLAR

1 A 11 B

2 B 12 A

3 B 13 C

4 A 14 B

5 B 15 B

6 A 16 B

7 C 17 C

8 B 18 B

9 B 19 B

10 A 20 C

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