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2012 Mid Autumn EC21103 PDF

This document contains an 8 question mid-semester examination for a subject on Introduction to Electronics. It provides information on the exam such as the date, duration, number of students, majors of students, and semester. It also lists assumptions to be made for unspecified parameter values. The questions cover topics such as p-n junction characteristics, rectifier circuits, BJT transistor configurations and calculations, MOSFET transistor regions of operation, and circuit analysis techniques.

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2012 Mid Autumn EC21103 PDF

This document contains an 8 question mid-semester examination for a subject on Introduction to Electronics. It provides information on the exam such as the date, duration, number of students, majors of students, and semester. It also lists assumptions to be made for unspecified parameter values. The questions cover topics such as p-n junction characteristics, rectifier circuits, BJT transistor configurations and calculations, MOSFET transistor regions of operation, and circuit analysis techniques.

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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, KHARAGPUR

Date: ............ , FN/AN, Time: 2/3- Hrs., Full Marks: 30, No of students: 351
Majors: ECE/CSEIEEIIE/QE, 2nd yr B.Tech(H)/B.Areh(II)!M.-5e
Mid Semester Examination, Semester: Autumnl8pftftg, 2017
Subject: Introduction to Electronics (EC21103)

NOTE:

1. All waveform sketches I diagrams must be neatly drawn and clearly labeled.
2. The final answers (numerical values with unit) should be underlined or enclosed within I box 1.
3. Answers must be brief and to the point. Partial cr~dit will be awarded for correct attempt.
4. For every problem, start your answer from a new page. Avoid writing answers of the various parts of a
single question at different locations in your answer-script.
5. Assume the following parameter values, unless a parameter value is specifically given with the problem:
Dielectric constants: t:o = 8.854 x 10- [Fim],
t:r ofSi02 =3.9
Boltzmann Constant, k = 1.38 x 10- 23 (JI K]
= 8.617 x 10-5 [eVI K]
Chargeofanelectron,q = -1.602 x 10- 19 (C]
At room temperature or 300K:
Intrinsic carrier concentration, ni = 10 10 (cm- 3 ]
Thermal voltage, VrH = 25.9 X w- 3 (V]
Mobility of the electrons, P.n ='= 1400(cm2 IV.s]

Mobility of the holes P.v = 500(cm IV.s]


P-N junction reverse saturation current, Is = 10- 15 (A]
P-N junction forward cut-in voltage, V-y = 0. 7(V]
P-N junction forward-bias ON-voltage, VDoN = 0. 7[V]
Diode large-signal forward resistance, Rt = O(D]
Diode break-down voltage, VBR = oo(V]
Early voltage of BIT, VA = oo(V]
Gate-oxidecapacitance,Cox = 3 x 10-8 (Ficm 2]
Channel-length modulation parameter,..\ = o(V- 1 ]

6. For any value related to any device parameter or circuit parameter, which you may find not given with a
problem, assume suitable value for such parameter.

1. Select the correct answer and give proper justification:

(5 x 1.5 marks)

(a) The built-in potential (Vbi) of a p-n junction depends largely on temperature (T) as:
(i) 0( JT.
(ii) ocT.
(iii) oc T 2
(iv) independent ofT.
(v) None of the others.

(b) A voltage v. = 10sin(l001rt + 1rI 4)V is given to the input of a half-wave rectifier circuit with a resistive load
(R) = 1KD and a capacitative load (C) = 20p,F. What will be the peak-to-peak ripple voltage of the output
waveform?
(i) 9.3 v
(ii) 4.65 v
(iii) 5.88 v
(iv) 3.65 V
(v) None of the others.
(c) Which circuit out of Fig. l(i) through Fig. l(iv) corresponds to the input voltage and output voltage waveforms
ofFig. 1(c)?
(d) The npn transistor of Fig. 1(d) is operating in forward active mode, where VeE= 1 V. Assume f3
is the value of R?
(i) 2000 n
(ii) 1900 n
(iii) 2100 n
(iv) 100 n
(v) None of the others.

= 100. What

(e) The circuit in Fig. l(e) has one silicon diode (Dl, V-y = 0.7 V) and one germanium diode (D2, V-y = 0.2 V).
Find Vout
(i) 3.14mVpp
(ii) 0.203 v pp
CONTINUED

"'-

-2(iii) 795 j.Lv pp


(iv) 3I4 p.V pp
(v) None of the others.

1\
I \

Fig.l(c)

T
Fig. l(i)

Fig. l(ii)

Fig. l(iii)

Fig. l(iv)

2. Consider a sawtooth waveform with period T, which is given by v(t) = 2t V for 0 ~ t < T and v(t + nT) = v(t) for
t;::::: T, n E {1, 2, 3, ... }. Find the ripple factor, which can be defined as Vr(rms)/Vdc
(3 marks)
3. Prove that f3 = gmr1r for the hybrid-1r BJT small signal model. Where f3 =common emitter BIT current gain, 9m
= common emitter BIT transconductance, r,. = small signal equivalent resistance between emitter and base terminals.
(3 marks)
4. Find the currents (I) for the following two configurations, where lengths (L 1 = 1 em, L 2 = 2 em), cross-section areas
(A 1 = 1 mm2 , A 2 = 0.25 mm2 ) and doping densities (Nn = 10 17 fcm 3 , NA = 10 16 fcm 3 ) are given. The reverse
saturation current of a p-njunction is given by Is = qAni 2 ( LDNP
+ LDNn
). Lp = I 0 em, Ln = I em.
(2,2 marks)
p
A
n
D
'
5. In the circuit diagram ofFig. 5 find (a) the conduction angle ofD5, (b) the PIV (peak inverse voltage) ofD5. (c) Draw
(2,2,I marks)
the voltage waveform across the capacitor for two cycles of the input waveform.
6. Draw the voltage transfer characteristics (vouT vs. VJN) of the circuit given in Fig.6 for the input voltage range of
(0 V-12 V). Identify the different ranges of VJN and vour for which the transistor is in cutoff, forward active and
(5 marks)
saturation respectively. f3 = 100.
7. Calculate the small-signal input resistance (~n) and small-signal output resistance (Rout) of the circuit given in Fig.
7. f3n = 100, f3v = 50, VAnpn = 100 V, VApnp = 80 V.
(2.5,2.5 marks)
8. Prove that in= ~(p.nCox)('[)[(vos- Vt)vDs-~vns 2 ] for an NMOS transistorin the triode region.

(2.5marks)

-3-

Rt
3K!l

1 K!l

100 p.tF

r---""'-r""--.,...-..--.!~

1"1

+
vout
D1

Fig: 1 (e)

Fig. 1 (d)
~

VIN

..

Ll

rl ~}

..

('f)

.............

M~

~
0
0

Fig. 4(a): n-n type


Lt

VIN

pi.

D2

L2

..

EJ ru1

Vs

.~

...-(

t/)

0,..........

Fig. 4(b): p-n type

Fig. 5
l2V

12V

SKQ

VBB
230KQ

2KQ

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

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