Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
Exercise : Electronic Devices and Circuits - Section 9
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- Electronic Devices and Circuits - Section 9
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36.
If the atomic number of germanium is 32, the number of electrons in the outer most shell will be
37.
Dielectric loss due to polarisation occurs in
38.
A metal loses electrons at room temperature.
39.
Figure shows small signal common base transistor circuit.The current source I and resistor R on the output side are
ie and re ie and (1 - a)re(1 - a)ie and (1 - a)re
a ie and re
40.
Consider the following statement associated with bipolar junction transistor and JFET
- The former has higher input impedance than the later
- The former has higher frequency stability than the later
- The later has lower noise figure than the former
- The later has higher power rating than the former.
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