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Q: Suggest a repair scheme or precautions to be observed while replacing the transistor

A: Switch off the power supply to the circuit board First. Then de-solder the faulty transistor…

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Q: 1- Explain Phase inversion of Common Emitter Amplifier.

A: Explanation: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If…

Q: 4. What is threshold voltage and how it is important for varistor device development?f

A: Varistor is a device which has non linear V-I characteristics. It is also known as voltage dependent…

Q: What are the two major differences between the collector characteristics of a bipolar junction…

A: Given that  What are the two major differences between the collector characteristics of a bipolar…

Q: a) Draw the circuit of a common emitter amplifier.

A: The circuit of a common emitter amplifier is given as: where T1 and T2 are the thyristor and D1 and…

Q: How base width vary in Transistor amplifier Circuits? Explain in detail and how this modulation…

A: Base width- This term is came from base width modulation or it is also called as early effect. Base…

Q: (II) What is the input resistance seen by the signal source?

A: We need to find out input impedance for given circuit

Q: 4. What are the regions indicated in the output characteristics of the transistor? And For amplifier…

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Q: QUESTION 4 (a) List some of the most beneficial characteristics of the ICP source. (b) Draw a…

A: Below find the solution A Advantages to ICP-MS include the favorable detection limits (0.01 to 0.1…

Q: How must the two transistor junctions be biased for proper transistor amplifier operation?

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Q: Why transistor is called current controlled device? Can a transistor be used as a amplifier

A: In this question,   We need to explain Why transistor is called current controlled device?

Q: What is an common emitter base ? Explain for a dummy

A: Common emitter base : The transistor circuit in which emitter is common in both input and output is…

Q: (a) Why in an AC transistor amplifier is it important to AC couple the input and output?

A: Transistor amplifier- It is a condition in which a transistor works as amplifier and used to…

Q: It is requested to determine the operating point of the transistor by drawing the DC load line.…

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Q: Can you state the characteristics of a Bipolar Junction Transistor?

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Q: Suppose -Vcc is connected to the ground, What happens to the LED when Vin< Vref and how?  What is…

A: According to the question, for the circuit shown below Suppose -Vcc is connected to the ground,…

Q: Analyze a basic JFET transistor circuit ?

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Q: Elaborate with Scientific Reason: Briefly explain how a Transistor can be used as a Switch and as…

A: Here agiven that how a transistor can be used as a switch and as a amplifier

Q: a) If the circuit is biased at its center voltage and center collector operating point, what is the…

A: Transistors can be used for small signal amplification. When the transistor is connected in a…

Q: Differentiate between Depletion and Enhancement MOSFET (Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect…

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Q: Give a short summary of below transistor configurations. 1. Base Bias 2. Emitter Bias

A: The process of establishing a transistor's DC working voltage or current conditions to the proper…

Q: How transistor can be useful for industrial applications?

A: The transistor is the semiconductor device that is used to control the electric current flow in an…

Q: What will be the maximum efficiency of an AM modulator?

A: For an amplitude modulated system, the efficiency is defined as

Q: 5. What is the approximate frequency of the modulating signal having a bandwidth of 15 kHz and a…

A: In this question we will find frequency of modulating signal with help of bandwidth and frequency…

Q: List two applications for a Bipolar Junction Transistor and talk about one in detail.

A: We need to tell about the application of bjt .

Q: What is a single transistor amplifier?

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Q: Differentiate the principle of operation of a Bi-Polar to a Field-effect transistor.

A: The electronic semiconductor devices operate with the help of electrons and holes. They are called…

Q: When the emitter resistor is bypassed with a capacitor, how is the gain of the amplifier affe What…

A: In this question we will write effect of bypass capacitor across emitter resistance on gain and gain…

Q: What are the properties of a circle E-mosfet in the subject of field effect transistor

A: Brief description : In the above given question we need to define properties of the enhancement type…

Q: Explain the difference between AC small signal amplifiers. from power amplifiers.

A: to explain the difference between AC small signal amplifiers from power amplifiers.

Q: Describe, with the aid of a diagram, the signal conditioning approach to protect low voltage…

A: Signal conditioning- Signal conditioning is one of the main parts of an electronic circuit, in…

Q: Derive a mathematical expression to determine the stability factors of fixed-bias circuit?

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Q: In a EM system, the modulating frequency fm=IKH3, the rmodulating Voltage Vm = 2 and the deviation…

A: Modulation is process by which some properties of carrier signal is varied according to modulating…

Q: is the base current in a transistor so much less why than the collecfor current ?

A: Let's try to analyse the structure of NPN transistor. NPN transistor has 3 regions with different…

Q: Draw typical output characteristics of a common emitter npn transistor and clearly identify the…

A: The output characteristics of a common emmitter configuration gives relationship between Ic and Vce…

Q: Describe the application and use of Junction Field-Effect Transistors (JFETs)

A: We have given the problem  Describe the application and use of Junction Field-Effect Transistors…

Q: Explain any two signal presentations in the measurement system with neat diagrams.

A: Measurement system is defined as the system which is used to measure required terms in some defined…

Q: Explain why there is phase inversion in common emitter amplifier

A: In a CE amplifier the voltage across C,E is the output voltage while input is given between base and…

Q: Difference between common source and common emitter amplifier?

A: According to the question we have to discuss the difference between common source and common emitter…

Q: Sketch the transistor input and output characteristics of CE configuration and briefly   explain the…

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