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Characteristic Curves of a Zener Diode and Finding Reverse Break Down Voltage NEET Questions
NEET SYLLABUS
Physics - Experimental Skills
Vernier Calipers
Screw Gauge
Simple Pendulum
Meter Scale
The Resistance of a Given Wire Using Ohm's Law
The Resistivity of the Material of a Given Wire Using a Metre Bridge
Young's Modulus of Elasticity of the Material of a Metallic Wire
Coefficient of Viscosity of a Given Viscous Liquid by Measuring the Terminal Velocity of a Given Spherical Body
Surface Tension of Water by Capillary Rise and Effect of Detergents
Speed of Sound in Air at Room Temperature Using a Resonance Tube
Specific Heat Capacity of a Given (i) Solid and (ii) Liquid by Method of Mixtures
Resistance and Figure of Merit of a Galvanometer By Half Deflection Method
The Focal Length of; (i) Convex Mirror (ii) Concave Mirror, and (ii) Convex Lens, Using the Parallax Method
The Plot of the Angle of Deviation Vs Angle of Incidence for a Triangular Prism
Characteristic Curves of a P-N Junction Diode in Forward and Reverse Bias
Characteristic Curves of a Zener Diode and Finding Reverse Break Down Voltage
Identification of Diode, LED, Resistor, A Capacitor from a Mixed Collection of such items
Refractive Index of a Glass Slab using a Travelling Microscope
Characteristic Curves of a Zener Diode and Finding Reverse Break Down Voltage MCQ Questions
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1.
A Zener diode is:
A.
A two-junction transistor
B.
A regular diode used in forward bias only
C.
An ohmic resistor
D.
A specially designed p-n junction diode that operates in the reverse breakdown region
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D. A specially designed p-n junction diode that operates in the reverse breakdown region
2.
Who is the Zener diode named after?
A.
Niels Bohr
B.
Heinrich Hertz
C.
Clarence Melvin Zener (American physicist who discovered the Zener effect)
D.
Michael Faraday
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C. Clarence Melvin Zener (American physicist who discovered the Zener effect)
3.
The key feature that distinguishes a Zener diode from an ordinary diode is:
A.
It only works in forward bias
B.
It generates light
C.
It has three terminals
D.
It is designed to operate safely in the reverse breakdown region without permanent damage
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D. It is designed to operate safely in the reverse breakdown region without permanent damage
4.
The most important parameter of a Zener diode is:
A.
Its forward voltage drop
B.
Its physical size
C.
Its Zener (breakdown) voltage V_Z (typically specified at a particular test current)
D.
Its color
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C. Its Zener (breakdown) voltage V_Z (typically specified at a particular test current)
5.
In reverse bias below the Zener voltage, the Zener diode behaves like:
A.
A short circuit
B.
A normal forward-biased diode
C.
A capacitor
D.
An ordinary reverse-biased diode (very small saturation current, nearly insulator)
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D. An ordinary reverse-biased diode (very small saturation current, nearly insulator)
6.
In reverse bias at and beyond V_Z, the Zener diode:
A.
Stops conducting
B.
Forward biases itself
C.
Burns up
D.
Conducts substantially in reverse direction; voltage stays nearly constant at V_Z
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D. Conducts substantially in reverse direction; voltage stays nearly constant at V_Z
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