This document contains a practice exam for an electronics course. It has 3 questions - the first asks the student to explain the differences between a clipper and clamper transistor, how half wave rectification works, and the effect of forward and reverse bias on a depletion region. The second question asks the student to explain how a diode works in forward and reverse bias and list its characteristics in both cases. The third question gives a circuit diagram of a filtered bridge rectifier and asks the student to calculate the peak primary voltage, unfiltered peak full-wave rectified voltage, and peak-to-peak ripple voltage.
This document contains a practice exam for an electronics course. It has 3 questions - the first asks the student to explain the differences between a clipper and clamper transistor, how half wave rectification works, and the effect of forward and reverse bias on a depletion region. The second question asks the student to explain how a diode works in forward and reverse bias and list its characteristics in both cases. The third question gives a circuit diagram of a filtered bridge rectifier and asks the student to calculate the peak primary voltage, unfiltered peak full-wave rectified voltage, and peak-to-peak ripple voltage.
This document contains a practice exam for an electronics course. It has 3 questions - the first asks the student to explain the differences between a clipper and clamper transistor, how half wave rectification works, and the effect of forward and reverse bias on a depletion region. The second question asks the student to explain how a diode works in forward and reverse bias and list its characteristics in both cases. The third question gives a circuit diagram of a filtered bridge rectifier and asks the student to calculate the peak primary voltage, unfiltered peak full-wave rectified voltage, and peak-to-peak ripple voltage.
This document contains a practice exam for an electronics course. It has 3 questions - the first asks the student to explain the differences between a clipper and clamper transistor, how half wave rectification works, and the effect of forward and reverse bias on a depletion region. The second question asks the student to explain how a diode works in forward and reverse bias and list its characteristics in both cases. The third question gives a circuit diagram of a filtered bridge rectifier and asks the student to calculate the peak primary voltage, unfiltered peak full-wave rectified voltage, and peak-to-peak ripple voltage.
Name_______________ Maximum Marks: 30 1. Solve the following short questions in some details. 3×4=12 (a) What is the difference between clipper and clamper transistor? (b) What is the working of half wave rectification? (c) What is effect on depletion region in forward bias and reverse bias? (d) Draw the current flow diagram in bridge rectification in both positive and negative half cycles 2. Explain how does diode is forward bias and reverse bias. Write down its characteristics in both cases. 4+4 3. Figure shows the filtered bridge rectifier with C = 1000µF and RL= 220Ω. Turns ratio Np=10 and Ns=1 3+3+4=10 Determine the following: (i) peak primary voltage, Vp(pri) (ii) Unfiltered peak full-wave rectified voltage, Vp(sec) (iii) peak-to-peak ripple voltage, Vr(pp) at the output 120 V rms