PN Junction Diodes, BJT, and MOSFETs
Curriculum and historical examination lineage for PN Junction Diodes, BJT, and MOSFETs under Unit 1 (Semiconductor Fundamentals and Devices) of Electronic System and PCB Design (21ECC101J) at SRMIST.
Historical appearance distribution across SRMIST Formative Tests (CT1, CT2) and University End Semester examinations.
Factual marks weightage of questions asked on this topic in historical examinations.
Question templates that recur across multiple examination cycles with similar conceptual stems.
“In _____________region does BJT act as the amplifier electronic device? a) Cut-off b) Saturation c)...”
“Monolithic capacitors are formed by (A) Two plates separated by dielectric (B) Substrate and the...”
“Explain the operation of NPN transistor and also draw the diagram of CE, CB and CC configurations.”
“In Common Emitter Transistor current gain is 50 then which of the following is current gain of...”
“If _______________ then MOSFET is in saturation mode a) V_{DS} \ge (V_{GS} - V_T) b) V_{DS} <...”
Representative historical questions extracted directly from SRMIST examination papers.
In _____________region does BJT act as the amplifier electronic device? a) Cut-off b) Saturation c) Active d) Reverse saturation
In Common Emitter Transistor current gain is 50 then which of the following is current gain of Common Base transistor. a) 0.99 b) 0.97 c) 0.97 d) 0.98
If _______________ then MOSFET is in saturation mode a) V_{DS} \ge (V_{GS} - V_T) b) V_{DS} < (V_{GS} - V_T) c) V_{GS} \ge (V_{DS} - V_T) d) V_{GS} < (V_{DS} - V_T)
Illustrate the operation of PN-junction diode in forward, reverse bias condition with suitable diagram and I-V characteristics.
Write the condition of mode of operation of NPN-BJT and draw its circuit diagram of CE and CB configuration.
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