1 In a transistor, current amplification occurs due to: A Large base current B Small base current C No base current D High voltage
2 In reverse biasing of a diode, the width of depletion region: A Decreases B Remains same C Disappears D Increases
4 Which device is considered the brain of digital systems? A Relay B Logic gate C Resistor D Transformer
6 The main advantage of digital electronics is: A Complexity B Noise immunity C High cost D Large size
11 When a transistor is used as a switch, it operates in: A Active region B Cut-off and saturation regions C Linear region D Breakdown region
12 The output of a NAND gate is 0 only when: A Both inputs are 0 B Any input is 0 C Both inputs are 1 D Inputs are different
14 Relays are commonly used in circuits for: A Signal generation B Voltage amplification C Switching high current loads D Energy storage
16 The output of OR gate is 0 when: A Any input is 1 B Both inputs are 1 C Both inputs are 0 D Only one input is 0
17 In digital electronics, logic 1 usually represents: A Zero voltage B Negative voltage C High voltage D No signal
18 A PN junction is formed by joining: A Two N-type materials B Two P-type materials C P-type and N-type materials D Metal and semiconductor
19 Which phenomenon allows qubits to be in multiple states? A Diffraction B Superposition C Reflection D Refraction
20 Which device has three terminals named emitter, base, and collector? A Diode B LED C Transistor D Relay
21 Which electronics branch deals with continuous signals? A Digital electronics B Quantum electronics C Analogue electronics D Power electronics
22 LEDs are preferred over filament bulbs because they: A Consume more power B Produce heat C Have longer life D Are fragile
24 In electronics, biasing means: A Breaking the circuit B Applying voltage C Removing current D Short circuiting
25 Which biasing allows maximum current through a diode? A Reverse biasing B Zero biasing C Forward biasing D Negative biasing