Briefly describe the electric field of a static charge.
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The ability of materials to become polarized under an applied electric field is called _______ A) Ferroelectricity B) Paraelectricity C) Polectricity D) None of these
Last Answer : The ability of materials to become polarized under an applied electric field is called Paraelectricity
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The electric field inside a hollow conducting sphere ________ A) Depends on the diameter of the sphere B) Varies according to the direction of earth’s magnetic poles C) Is zero D) None of these
Last Answer : The electric field inside a hollow conducting sphere Is zero
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An electric motor in which both stator field and rotor rotates with same speed is called?
Last Answer : An electric motor in which both stator field and rotor rotates with same speed is called synchronous motor.
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Is electric potential zero when electric field is zero?
Last Answer : Yes .If electric field is zero then electric potential is zero , not even one.
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What is the direction of the induced electric field?
Last Answer : It is in opposite direction to the one that produced it.
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Can the electric field between two positive charges be zero?
Last Answer : It can only if they have equal charges.
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What is the direction of the electric field?
Last Answer : Electric field is at right angle widh flow of current (right hand rule).
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How can a magnetic field be used to generate an electric current?
Last Answer : Magnetic field can be used to generate electric current on a condition that it is on a rate of changing magnetic flux. (Faraday's law)
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A certain power MOSFET has a maximum junction temperature specification of 1500o C, a junction-to-case thermal resistance of 1.00 C/W, and a junction-to ambient thermal resistance of 600 C/W. If the ambient temperature is 300o C ... the device will be A) 1.52 W B) 1.72 W C) 1.92W D) 2.00 W
Last Answer : A certain power MOSFET has a maximum junction temperature specification of 1500o C, a junction-to-case thermal resistance of 1.00 C/W, and a junction-to ambient thermal resistance of ... 300o C, then the maximum allowable power dissipation in the device will be 2.00 W
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When does the Body bias effect occur in an n-channel MOSFET? A) When the Source voltage is less the Bulk voltage B) When the Source voltage is equal to or greater the Bulk voltage C) When the Drain voltage is equal to the Bulk voltage D) When the Gate voltage is equal to the Bulk Voltage
Last Answer : When does the Body bias effect occur in an n-channel MOSFET? A) When the Source voltage is less the Bulk voltage B) When the Source voltage is equal to or greater the Bulk voltage C) ... voltage is equal to the Bulk voltage D) When the Gate voltage is equal to the Bulk Voltage
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A MOSFET has how many terminals?
Last Answer : A MOSFET having three terminals 1st one is Gate (insulated), 2nd one is Source and 3rd one is Drain.
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Mar 19, 2018
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What is the transconductance of a MOSFET?
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Mar 19, 2018
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What is meant by pinch off voltage in MOSFET?
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What is channel length modulation in MOSFET?
Last Answer : Shortening of lenght of the inverted channel region with increase in drain bias for large drain biases due to which current increases with drain bias and output resistance decreases is called channel length modulation in MOSFET.
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Mar 19, 2018
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What is meant by body effect in MOSFET?
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How can we check a Mosfet?
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What is the use of a Mosfet?
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Why Mosfet is called Mosfet?
Last Answer : Why Mosfet is called Mosfet?
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What is the work of MOSFET?
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In MOSFET, the polarity of the inversion layers is the same as that of?
Last Answer : In MOSFET, the polarity of the inversion layers is the same as that of majority carriers in the source.
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Is the input impedance of MOSFET more than BJT and FET?
Last Answer : Yes, the input impedance of MOSFET more than BJT and FET.
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what are the uses of MOSFET ?
Last Answer : Choppers and inverters and where high switching frequency is required.
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Aug 13, 2017
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State advantages of MOSFET.
Last Answer : Advantages of MOSFET * MOSFETs provide greater efficiency while operating at lower voltages. * Absence of gate current results in high input impedance. * High switching speed. * They operate at lower ... due to lower resistance of channel. * They are easy to manufacture. * They are portable.
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What parameters are to be considered when choosing a MOSFET?
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Describe with neat sketch the construction and working principle of MOSFET.
Last Answer : Construction and working principle of MOSFET: A) Depletion type MOSFET: Construction: The N-channel depletion type MOSFET is formed on P-type silicon substrate with two heavily ... accumulation of electrons and hence more current. Thus the MOSFET is a gate voltage controlled device.
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State the applications of MOSFET
Last Answer : Applications of MOSFET: i) Switching-mode-power-supplies (SMPS) and linear power supplies. ii) Brushless DC motor drives iii) Solid state DC relay iv) Automobile applications v) Stepper motor controller vi) Lighting controls vii) Solenoid drivers viii) Robotics ix) Induction heating
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Compare JFET with MOSFET.
Last Answer : Particulars JFET MOSFET 1) Type Voltage controlled device Voltage controlled device 2) Mode of operation Operates only in depletion mode Operates in depletion and enhancement ... 6) Gate connection Not isolated from substrate Isolated by SiO2 layer from substrate
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Sep 5, 2018
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Describe the operation of N channel enhancement type MOSFET with diagram.
Last Answer : As its name indicates, this MOSFET operates only in the enhancement mode and has no depletion mode. It operates with large positive gate voltage only. It does not conduct when the ... of charge carriers attracted to the positive gate. Thus drain current is controlled by the gate potential.
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The threshold voltage of an n- channel enhancement mode MOSFET is 0.5V when the device is biased at a gate voltage of 3V. Pinch off would be occurs at a drain voltage of (A) 1.5V (B) 2.5V (C) 3.5V (D) 4.5V
Last Answer : The threshold voltage of an n- channel enhancement mode MOSFET is 0.5V when the device is biased at a gate voltage of 3V. Pinch off would be occurs at a drain voltage of 2.5V
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Apr 28, 2018
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Which phenomenon is present in thyristors but absent in BJT, MOSFET and IGBT ? (A) forward conduction (B) latching (C) forward blocking (D) reverse breakdown
Last Answer : Which phenomenon is present in thyristors but absent in BJT, MOSFET and IGBT ? (A) forward conduction (B) latching (C) forward blocking (D) reverse breakdown
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Explain switching model of MOSFET.
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Explain MOSFET gate drive circuit and totem pole configuration.
Last Answer : MOSFET gate drive circuit: The turning on and turning off of MOSFET can be controlled from gate to source voltage signal. If the gate to source voltage of MOSFET exceeds threshold ... this configuration, the two switches (transistors) are used in totem pole arrangement with a comparator.
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Explain the formation of parasitic BJT and parasitic diode in Power MOSFET. Can parasitic diode be used in same power electronics applications?
Last Answer : Parasitic Diode: The parasitic diode is in between drain and source. The MOSFET structure itself contains parasitic diode or body drain diode. This parasitic diode allows the reverse flow of current when the ... of MOSFET as a BJT collector. Parasitic BJT operates in the cut-off region.
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Operating frequency of power MOSFET is higher than that of power BJT. Justify the statement.
Last Answer : Power MOSFET have high turning on and turning off capability high switching speed of MOSFET is due to the high rate of change of drain voltage. The switching losses of power MOSFET ... lower frequency. Hence, operating frequency of power MOSFET is higher than that of power BJT.
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Justify the statement. Antiparallel diode is connected across MOSFET.
Last Answer : In MOSFET current is flow from drain to source but when the load is inductive the current may flow in opposite direction. To avoid the opposite flow of current and to protect MOSFET the antiparallel diode is connected across MOSFET.
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parallel operation of MOSFET can be done more easily as compared to thyristor. why?
Last Answer : Parallel operation of MOSFET can be done more easily as compared to thyristor because the resistance of MOSFET is increases with increase in temperature. MOSFET have the positive temperature coefficient. In ... the parallel operation of MOSFET can be done more easily as compared to the thyristor.
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Dec 7, 2017
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Justify. Power MOSFET is operated at high enough gate source voltage to minimize the conduction losses.
Last Answer : MOSFET is metal oxide field effect transistor. MOSFET is a voltage controlled device. MOSFET is majority carrier device. MOSFET are of two one is n-channel MOSFET and p-channel MOSFET. Gate, ... . Hence, power MOSFET is operated at high enough gate-source voltage to minimize the conduction losses.
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Dec 7, 2017
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Explain difference between enhancement MOSFET and depletion type MOSFET.
Last Answer : In enhancement MOSFET channel is not initially exists but in depletion MOSFET channel is already exists. In case of depletion MOSFET if the voltage is applied between drain and source the drain current will flow ... a channel. depletion MOSFET & enhancement MOSFET
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Nov 14, 2017
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Compare BJT, MOSFET and IGBT .
Last Answer : BJT MOSFET IGBT BJT is a current controlled device. MOSFET is a voltage controlled device. IGBT is a voltage controlled device. The input impedance of BJT is low. ... is minority carrier device. MOSFET is majority carrier device. IGBT is minority carrier device.
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Nov 10, 2017
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Last Answer : Yes IGBT is costlier than BJT and MOSFET.
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Last Answer : No MOSFET do not have a second breakdown problem.
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Last Answer : MOSFET are voltage controlled devices.
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Last Answer : MOSFETs are of two types namely 1) enhancement type MOSFET or E-MOSFET 2) depletion type MOSFET or D-MOSFET
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Last Answer : MOSFET have high current losses due to High on state resistance. Hence MOSFET is used for low power applications.
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Sep 22, 2017
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Last Answer : Because of positive temperature coefficient of mosfet the paralleling of mosfet is easier.
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Sep 22, 2017
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Last Answer : Yes MOSFET can operate at very high frequency.
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Sep 22, 2017
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Explain the series and parallel operation of MOSFET. Which is suitable and why?
Last Answer : Series operation of MOSFET: To increase voltage handling capability MOSFETs are connected in series. When the MOSFETs are connected in series each MOSFET should turn on and turn off ... on and turn off time and transconductance. Each MOSFET should share current equally.
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Last Answer : Because it has a higher switching frequency and heat tolerance.
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