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34. Write an expression for SCR anode current when positive gate current is applied?
∞ 𝐼 +𝐼
2 𝐺 𝐶0
Ans: 𝐼𝐴 =1−(∞ +∞ )
1 2
35. Draw the circuit symbol of TRIAC?
38. How many two input NAND gates are required to produce two input OR function?
Ans: Three.
39. How many two input NOR gates must be used to produce two input OR function?
Ans: Two.
40. Expand ASCII?
Ans: American standard code for information interchange.
41. Expand EBCDIC?
Ans: Extended binary coded decimal interchange code.
42. Define MAX terms?
Ans: Max term is a special case sum (OR) term containing all the input variables that make
up a Boolean expression.
43. What is k maps?
Ans: A cell in a k map is a box which represents a particular combination of variables in its
product form.
44. What is a don’t care condition?
Ans: An output condition that may be either 1 or 0 without affecting the operation of the
system is called don’t care condition.
45. Define a clock pulse?
Ans: A clock is a periodic train of pulses or square waves which acts as a control signal. The
output changes state only when clock makes transition.
46. Write the direct address of the accumulator?
Ans: OE0.
47. Expand EEPROM?
Ans: Electrical Erasable programmable read only memory.
48. Expand PIC?
Ans: Peripheral interface controller.
49.What is run time error?
Ans: Run time error occur when the user tries to run ambiguous instructions(like infinite
loop, divided by 0).
50. What is cell splitting?
Ans: Dividing the entire geographical area into hexagonal shaped cells that fit together to
form a honey comb pattern.
51. What is piconet?
Ans: Linking of one Bluetooth device that serves as a master controller to a maximum of
seven other Bluetooth slave devices.
Two Mark Questions
1. Draw the symbols of n channel and p channel JFET?
3. What is pinch off voltage, what is the value of drain current at pinch off?
Ans: Pinch off voltage is the gate source voltage at which the drain current is zero.
4. Write the steps involved in drawing DC equivalent circuit of an amplifier?
Ans:
Reduce all the AC sources to zero.
Open all the capacitor.
5. Write any 2 application of CC amplifier?
Ans: Buffer amplifier to reduce the maximum power delivered to the load,
Also called current amplifier and unity gain amplifier.
6. What are the advantages of negative feedback?
Stabilization of the gain
Increase in input impedance
Decrease in output impedance
Increase in bandwidth
Reduction in noise and distortion
7. Draw the block diagram of current shunt and voltage series negative feedback?
(i) Current shunt negative feedback
(ii) Voltage series negative feedback
𝑉𝐴 − 𝑉𝐵 = 0
𝑉𝐴 = 𝑉𝐵
21. Write the expression for current through power diode and explain its terminology?
29. For what purpose if-statement and if-else statement are used?
Ans: If-statement is used to execute a set of instructions conditionally, it is also called one
way branching.
If-else is used when there are 2 statements which are to be executed alternatively, it is also
called two way branching.
The AC signal is applied between base and emitter terminals and output is taken at the
collector. R1, R2 provide biasing to the transistor. 𝑅𝐸 provides stabilisation and 𝐶𝐸 provides
easy alternate path for the ac to flow, coupling capacitors 𝐶1 and 𝐶2 block DC and allow ac
signals.
During the positive half cycle of input signal, forward bias emitter base junction increases.
Hence base current 𝐼𝐵 , 𝐼𝐸 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝐼𝑐 increase. This makes 𝐼𝑐 𝑅𝑐 increase.
During the negative half cycle of ac input signal, forward bias on emitter base junction
decreases. Hence 𝐼𝐵 , 𝐼𝐶 , 𝐼𝐸 decrease, decreasing 𝐼𝑐 𝑅𝑐 .
3. What is modulation? Briefly explain the reasons which make modulation an essential step
in communication system?
Ans: Modulation is the process by which some characteristics of a high frequency carrier
wave is varied in accordance with instantaneous value of another signal called modulating
signal.
Modulation is required due to the following reasons:
To reduce length of antenna.
To increase operating range.
For wireless communication.
To avoid mixing signals.
To reduce noise and interference.
4. Derive an expression for AM wave?
Ans:
8. Obtain the expression for the anode current of SCR when the gate current is zero?
Ans:
9. List the different types of flip flops?
Ans: SR flip flop
D flip flop
JK flip flop
Master-Slave JK flip flop
10. Draw the logic symbol, truth table and timing diagram of D flip-flop?
15. Explain call hand-off and frequency reuse used in cell phone system?
Ans: Call hand-off is the process in which a call in progress is transferred from a radio
channel of a cell site to a radio channel of another cell as a mobile phone user moves from
one cell to another.
Frequency reuse is the process in which the same set of carrier frequencies are used in
different cells that are geographically separated.
DC load line is drawn from the end points and is plotted as shown below:
4. Explain the circuit diagram and the working of RC coupled amplifier explain the frequency
response curve and mention advantages, disadvantages and application?
The circuit diagram shows the 2 stage RC coupled transistor amplifier using voltage divider
bias in CE configuration. The connection to the second stage from the first stage is done
through coupling capacitor 𝐶𝑐. Cin couples input signal to first stage and 𝐶𝑐 couples the
signal from first stage to second stage. R1, R2 provide the required biasing and 𝑅𝐸 provides
the stabilisation. 𝐶𝐸 bypasses AC across the resistor 𝑅𝐸 . The AC input signal is applied to the
input of the first stage, it gets amplified and appears at its output with a phase difference of
180°. This amplified signal is feed to the input of the second stage through the coupling
capacitor 𝐶𝐶 . The second stage further amplifies the signal and produces a phase reversal of
180° with repect to input signal. The signal is inverted twice and the input and output of 2
stage CE amplifier are in phase.
Frequency response curve.
At low frequency the coupling capacitor offers high reactance and hence it allows only a
small part of the signal to pass from one stage to the next stage therefore the gain is less at
low frequency. At high frequency the coupling capacitor offers a low reactance and acts like
a switch. Hence due to loading effect of the next stage increases and the gain decreases. In
mid frequency range the effect of coupling capacitor is such that it maintains a constant
voltage gain.
Advantages:
1. It is the most convenient and least expensive multistage amplifier.
2. It has a wide frequency response i e its gain versus frequency curve remain constant for a
wide frequency range.
3. It gives less frequency distortion.
Disadvantages:
1. Th& overall gain of the amplifier is comparatively small because of the loading effect of
number of stages.
2. itbcomes noisy wth the passage of long time
3. It provides poor impedance matching between the stages
Applications
R-C coupled amplifiers provide excellent audio-fidelity over a wide range of frequencies.
Therefore they are widely used as voltage amplifiers e g in the initial
stages of Public Address System.
5. With the circuit diagram explain the working of class B push pull amplifier?
Ans: Class B push pull amplifier is as shown in the diagram. T1 and T2 are 2 centre tap
transformer and Q1 and Q2 are 2 identical transistors. Transformer T1 produces signal
voltages V1 and V2 which are 180° out of phase with each other. These 2 signals are applied
to the 2 transistors. Transformer T2 couples AC output signal from collector to loudspeaker.
The 2 emitter are connected to centre tap of transformer secondary. During positive half cycle
of input voltage secondary winding of T1 has voltages V1 and V2 transistor Q1 conducts and
Q2 is cut off. The collector current through Q1 produces amplified and inverted voltage
which applied to loudspeaker through a transformer.
6. Explain with circuit diagram the action of class C collector tunned power amplifier?
It has parallel tunned circuit as collector load. The value of capacitance and inductance of
tunned collector are selected such that it resonant with the same frequency which is equal to
frequency to be amplified. The high frequency signal to be amplified is given to the input of
the amplifier. The resonant frequency of parallel tunned circuit is made equal to frequency of
signal by changing the value of capacitor. If the input signal has several frequency amplifier
will select and amplify those frequency which are close to resonant frequency in this way the
amplifier selects and amplifies the desired frequency.
7. What are the different types of negative feedback? Explain each with block and diagram?
Ans: Different types of negative feedback are
1. Voltage feedback
2. Current feedback
The combination of both may also be present in a circuit. At the same, time, both voltage
current can be feedback to the input either in series or parallel, then they named as:
1. Series — Voltage feedback
2. Series — Current feedback
3. Shunt — Voltage feedback
4. Shunt — Current feedback
In this circuit current is feedback in series to the input.It provide high input impedance and
output.
In this circuit voltage is feedbackin shunt to the input. It provides low output impedance input
and high.
In this circuit current is feedback in shunt t6 the input. It provicies high input and low output
impedance.
8. Draw the circuit diagram of voltage series feedback amplifier and derive the expressions
for input and output impedances?
9. What is differential amplifier, Draw four modes of differential amplifier?
Ans: Differential amplifier is a circuit which amplifies the difference of input applied to it.
11. Explain virtual ground concept and also derive an expression for the ouput of an inverting
adder?
Even though the inverting terminal is not grounded, there exists zero voltage at A. Hence A is
called virtual ground.
15. Draw the block diagram of an electronic communication system and explain the function
of each block in brief?
16. Explain the circuit diagram, the working of collector modulated class C amplifier?
The modulating signal is applied to the collector of the transistor and hence this circuit is
called collector modulator. It has RF amplifier in class C mode, in which the amplifier
conducts only for a portion of positive half cycle of input signal. LC tank circuit is tuned to
resonate at carrier frequency. The signal to be modulated is connected to the class C amplifier
through the transformer 𝑇1 . The secondary winding of transformer 𝑇1 connects the modulating
signal in series with collector supply 𝑉𝑐𝑐 . Thus amplitude of collector current varies with
amplitude of modulating signal.
17. Draw the block diagram and explain the various stages of an AM transmitter?
The transmitter performs modulation and raises the power level of a modulated wave to
required level for effective radiation. The microphone converts the audio signal into an
equivalent audio electrical signal. The output is filtered to have a bandwidth of 10KHz.
The pre amplifier provides the required voltage amplification. The driver amplifier increases
the power level of the signal as required by the high power modulation amplifier.
The high frequency carrier wave is generated by a crystal oscillator which has highest
frequency stability. The carrier signal is fed to a buffer amplifier which is low gain, high
input impedance amplifier which isolates crystal oscillator and the power level of the carrier
signal to drive the modulated class C amplifier.
18. Derive an expression for the instantaneous value of a FM wave?
Ans: Let the modulating signal be given by 𝑣𝑚 = 𝑣𝑚 cos 𝑤𝑡.
Where w is angular frequency, 𝑣𝑚 is the peak amplitude.
Let the carrier voltage be given by the equation 𝑣𝑐 = 𝑣𝑐 sin(𝑤𝑐 𝑡 + Ø).
Where 𝑤𝑐 is the angular frequency of the carrier and 𝑣𝑐 is the peak amplitude of the carrier
phase angle Ø = 𝑤𝑐 𝑡 + Ø
The modulating signal is applied to the pre-emphasis circuit, which improves signal to noise
ratio. AF amplifier amplifies output of pre-emphasis. The processed signal is fed to reactance
modulator. The reactance modulator uses a transistor or FET connected across tank circuit of
carrier oscillator.
The oscillator frequency depends on the tank reactance which in turn depends on the
instantaneous amplitude of modulating signal. Thus, output of reactance modulator will be a
frequency modulated wave.
The oscillator is followed by a buffer amplifier which isolates oscillator from subsequent
stages. The limiter maintains the amplitude constant. Class C power amplifier amplifies
modulated wave to required power levels. The FM signal is then fed to the transmitting
antenna.
20. Explain the basic principle of superheterodyne AM receiver and explain the function of
each block?
RF section:It is tuned filter that receive the requiredstations by tuning the filter to right
frequency band. The output o RF stage is fed to mixer stage.
Mixer: Its is a kHz device that converts carrier frequency 𝑓𝑐 to a fixed IF of 455kHz. The
oscillator is made to generate a frequency exactly 455kHz above the incoming carrier
frequency 𝑓𝑐 thus, a constant frequency difference is maintained between local oscillator
frequency and incoming RF signal.
Local Oscillator:Its is a colpitts oscillator which generates a sine wave.
IF amplifier:Its has two or more stage of 455kHz frequency tuned voltage amplifiers for
giving better selectively and stability.
Detector: It separates modulating signal from the AM signal.
AF amplifier: Audio signal is first amplified using RC coupled voltage amplifier to raise its
level to drive a power amplifier.
Power amplifier: The audio power amplifier output is fed to loud speaker through
impedance transformer. The loud speaker reproduces the original information.
21. Draw the equivalent circuit of transmission line. Explain the primary and secondary
constants?
Primary constants:
The series resistance per unit length R is proportional to the square root of frequency.
The inductance L per unit length for a 2 wire T-line is
24. Draw the block diagram of digital communication and explain the function of each block?
Channel Encoder: Generates channel code word from the source code words.
Modulator: Modulates the channel code words into a continuous wave.
Low pass filter: Allows only lower frequencies and blocks the other frequencies.
Synchronisation: Is required to demodulate a carrier modulated wave.
Demodulator: Converts continuous waveform into ordinary signal.
Channel decoder: Decodes the channel code word.
Source decoder: Converts channel decoder code word into information signal.
25. Explain the universal property of NAND gate and realize AND, OR, NOT and XOR gates
with their respective truth tables?
Ans: NAND is called universal gate because other logic gates can be realised using NAND
gates.
(1) AND gate from NAND gates:
26. What is half subtractor? Explain its working with a truth table, logic diagram and timing
diagram?
Ans: Half subtractor is a logic circuit which subtracts two bits and gives difference and
borrow.
27. Explain the working of clocked JK flip flop with its logic diagram, truth table and timing
diagram?
Ans: When J=0 & K=0 the S and R inputs are both at 0 and hence the output is in the hold
state.
When J=0 & K=1, S input is at 0 while R can be either 0 or 1, but output is always in the
reset state.
When J=1 & K=0, S input can be 0 or 1 but R input is always at logic 0 and hence the output
remains at a stable SET state.
When J=1 & K=1 the flip flop goes to complementary state of previous output ie, flip flop
toggles
28. Explain the working of SISO shift register with relevant diagram?
With four SR flip flop it can store upto 4 bits of data. Serial data is applied to S input of the
first flip flop.
When serial data is transferred into the register, each new bit is clocked into first flop at the
positive edge of each clock pulse. The bit that was stored by first flip flop is transferred to
second flip flop and so on.
The shifting out of stored data 0101serially from the register requires four clock pulses.
35. Draw the flowchart to show the process of compiling and running C program?
36. List the advantages and applications of Wi-Fi?
Ans:
Wi-Fi is used to access the internet via hotspots with a laptop computer.
It is one of the most reliable, flexible and affordable wireless networking technology.
Wi-Fi allows cheaper deployment of local area network in outdoor areas like
historical buildings.
The price of chipsets for Wi-Fi continues to drop, making it an economical
networking operation.
The standard Wi-Fi device will work anywhere in the world.
37. With a neat block diagram, explain the operation of fibre optic communication?
The information signal to be transmitted is first converted to digital format using analog to
digital converter, which is compatible with the communication medium.
These digital pulses are then fed to a optical fibre cable which can transmit them over long
distances. At the receiving end, a light sensitive devices like a photocell is used to detect light
pulses. It converts light into an electrical signal.
The receiver circuit processes the electrical signal to recover the original information.
38. Draw the block diagram of a radar system and explain the function of each block?
Transmitter: The radar transmitter produces high frequency RF pulses and its transmitted
into space by the antenna.
Duplexer: It switches the antenna between transmitter and receiver alternately. This is
required because high power pulses of transmitter will destroy the receiver if energy were
allowed to enter the receiver.
Receiver:It amplifies and demodulates the received RF signals. It provides video signals on
the output.
Radar antenna:The antenna transfers the transmitting signal to space with the required
distribution and efficiency.