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Resistance of a conductor depends upon |
the quantity of current passing through it
the voltage applied between its end
its dimensions, physical state and nature of its material
all of the above
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2 |
The potential difference across each resistance in series combination is |
same
different
zero
none of these
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3 |
Magnetic effect at a point caused due to flow a current depend upon the |
Quantity of current
Distance from current
Both the quantity of current and distance from current element
None of the all
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4 |
The unit of resistance is |
volt
ampere
ohm
coat
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5 |
Physicist George Simon ohm was a |
German physical
French physicist
Chinese physicist
Russian physicist
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6 |
If we plot graph between potential difference (V) and current (I) obeying ohm's law, it will give us |
parabola
straight line
hyper bola
ellipse
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7 |
What is the current is a 2 x 106ohm resistor having a potential difference of 2 x 103volts? |
10<sup>-1</sup>A
10<sup>-2</sup>A
10<sup>-4</sup>A
1 mA
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8 |
Resistor is a device which convert electric energy to |
Heat energy
Chemical energy
Elastic energy
All of the above
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9 |
If one volt is needed to cause a current of one ampere to flow in a conductor, its resistance is |
one ohm
one joule
one volt
one ampere
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10 |
Ohm's law states that |
The current through a resistor is directly proportional to the applied voltage
The voltage across a resistor is directly proportional to the current passing through it
Resistance is the constant of proportionality between the voltage and current
all of these
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11 |
The electrode connected with the positive terminal of the current source is called |
cathode
anode
electrolyte
position
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12 |
The material in the form of wire or rod or plate which leads the current into or cut of the electrolyte is known as |
voltmeters
resistance
electrode
current
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13 |
Ohm established a relation between |
voltage and resistance
voltage and charge
voltage and current
voltage resistance and charge
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14 |
The ohm's is defined as |
1 ampere / 1 volts
1 coulomb / 1 volt
1 volt / 1 ampere
1 volt / 1 coulomb
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15 |
The relation V = IR represents |
Ampere law
Faraday's law
Ohm's law
Len's law
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16 |
Ohm is the unit of |
current
capacitance
energy
resistance
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17 |
The graphical representation of ohm's law is |
hyperbola
straight line
ellipse
parabola
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18 |
In describing functions of digital systems, a closed switch will be shown as |
0
1
low
any one of these
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19 |
Mathematical manipulation of the two quantized states can be best carried if they are represented by |
high - low
yes - no
on - off
0 - 1
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20 |
A digital system deals with quantities or variables which have |
only one state
only two discrete states
three discrete states
four discrete states
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21 |
Most OP-AMP operates with |
<u>+</u> 6 V supply
<u>+</u> 10 V supply
<u>+</u> 12 V supply
<u>+</u> 24 V supply
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22 |
The R1= infinity and R2= 0, then the gain of non-inverting amplifier is |
zero
infinity
one
any one of these
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23 |
The closed loop gain of the non-inverting amplifier is given by |
G = R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
G = -R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
G = 1 - R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
G = 1 + T<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
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24 |
The closed loop gain of the inverting amplifier is written as |
G = R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
G = 1 + R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
G = -R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
G = 1 - R<sub>2</sub>/R<sub>1</sub>
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25 |
The open loop gain of OP-AMP is of the order of |
10<sup>2</sup>
10<sup>3</sup>
10<sup>4</sup>
10<sup>5</sup>
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26 |
The value of output resistance of OP-AMOP is of the order of |
few ohms
few hundred ohms
several kilo ohms
several mega ohms
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27 |
Due to the high value of the input resistance, practically, the value of the current which flows between the input terminals is |
zero
small
large
very large
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28 |
The value of the input resistance of OP-AMP is of the order of |
few ohms
few hundred ohms
several kilo ohms
several maga ohms
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29 |
The input resistance of the OP-AMP is the resistance between the |
(-) input and output
(+) input and output
(-) and (+) inputs
between any inputs
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30 |
A signal is amplified at the output without any change of phase, if it is applied at the |
inverting input
non-inverting input
at any of the input
none of these
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