47. Higher switching speed is possible in Schottky transistor than ordinary N-P-N transistor due to :
(a)It operates in cut-off and saturation regions (b)It operates in active and saturation regions (c)It is prevented from going into saturation (d)It is prevented from going into cut-off
Answer
Answer : (c)
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48. When a transistor is turned from ON to OFF, the transistor comes to OFF state :
(a)Once the input signal is removed (b)As soon as the input signal is reversed (c)As soon as the power supply is switched off (d)After the excess charge stored in the base region is removed
Answer
Answer : (d)
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Transistors » Exercise - 1 28. Which is the largest transistor current ? (a) Emitter current (b) Base current (c) Collector current (d) Both Emitter & Collector currents
555555555549. The current induced by photoelectric effects is the ________ current of the transistor. (a) collector (b) base (c) emitter (d) None of the above
Transistors » Exercise - 3 121. Which of the following has minimum value for a transistor - (a) Emitter current (b) Base current (c) Collector current (d) None of these
Transistors » Exercise - 1 5. The base current of a transistor is typically : (a) Less than emitter current (b) Greater than emitter current (c) Same as emitter current (d) Equal to the sum of emitter and collector currents
Transistors » Exercise - 3 112. The correct relationship between emitter current (IE) base current (IB)and collector current (IC) for a transistor ? (a) IE – IC =IB (b) IC + IE =IB (c) IC – IB =IE (d) IE + IB =IC