Chapter 2 BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT) & FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR FET MCQs 8 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/8 Subscribe 1. . BJT stands for __________ (A) Bipolar Junction Transistor (B) Blue Junction Transistor (C) Bi-Junction Transfer (D) Base Junction TransistorShow All Answers 2. . The doped region in a transistor are ________ (A) Emitter and Collector (B) Emitter and Base (C) Emitter, Collector and Base (D) Collector and BaseShow All Answers 3. . Which region of the transistor is highly doped? (A) Both Emitter and Collector (B) Base (C) Collector (D) EmitterShow All Answers 4. . Which junction is forward biased when transistor is used as an amplifier? (A) Collector-Base (B) Emitter-Collector (C) Emitter-Base (D) No junction is forward biasedShow All Answers 5. . A low input to the transistor gives __________ (A) Low output (B) Normal Output (C) High Output (D) No OutputShow All Answers 6. . From the output characteristics of a transistor, one cannot calculate __________ (A) IB (B) VBE (C) Ic (D) VCEShow All Answers 7. . In which region a transistor acts as an open switch? (A) inverted region (B) cut off region (C) active region (D) saturated regionShow All Answers 8. . In which region a transistor acts as a closed switch? (A) cut off region (B) inverted region (C) saturated region (D) active regionShow All Answers
