Analog circuits miscellaneous
-  The base-biased transistor circuit of figure is subjected to increase in junction temperature from 25°C to 75°. If β increases from 100 to 150 with rising temperature, percentage change in a-point value (IC, VCE) over the temperature range will be (assume VBE reacts at 0.7 V) 
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                        View Hint View Answer Discuss in Forum IB = VCC - VBE = 12 - 0.7 = 0.113 mA RB 100 × 103 
 IC = β IB = 100 × 0.113 = 11.3 mA
 VCE = VCC - IC RC
 = 12 – (11.3 × 10–3 × 500) = 5.35 V
 At 75° C IB = 0.113 mA
 IC = β IB = 150 × 0.113 = 16.95 mA
 VCE = 12 – (16.95 × 10–3 × 500) = 3.32 V∴ ∆IC = 16.75 - 1.3 × 100 = 50% (increased) 11.3 and ∆ VCE = 3.52 - 6.35 × 100 = -44.57% (decreased) 11.3 Correct Option: BIB = VCC - VBE = 12 - 0.7 = 0.113 mA RB 100 × 103 
 IC = β IB = 100 × 0.113 = 11.3 mA
 VCE = VCC - IC RC
 = 12 – (11.3 × 10–3 × 500) = 5.35 V
 At 75° C IB = 0.113 mA
 IC = β IB = 150 × 0.113 = 16.95 mA
 VCE = 12 – (16.95 × 10–3 × 500) = 3.32 V∴ ∆IC = 16.75 - 1.3 × 100 = 50% (increased) 11.3 and ∆ VCE = 3.52 - 6.35 × 100 = -44.57% (decreased) 11.3 
-  In the transistor circuit shown below, the collector to ground voltage is + 20 V. 
 The possible condition is
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                        View Hint View Answer Discuss in Forum NA Correct Option: BNA 
-  The gain bandwidth product of a two stage CE amplifier is
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                        View Hint View Answer Discuss in Forum NA Correct Option: ANA 
-  In the following two non-linear transistor biasing circuits, the resistors 
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                        View Hint View Answer Discuss in Forum NA Correct Option: CNA 
-  For the given input, output waveform across the diode shown in the figure will be 
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                        View Hint View Answer Discuss in Forum The diode will not conduct in the negative half of the wave and while it conducts, there will be a small voltage drop across it, shown as 0.06 V on (d) Correct Option: DThe diode will not conduct in the negative half of the wave and while it conducts, there will be a small voltage drop across it, shown as 0.06 V on (d) 
 
	