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EEE 4250 Analogue Eleronics Exam 2

The document is an exam paper for an Analog Electronics course. It contains 5 questions testing knowledge of topics like PN junctions, diodes, operational amplifiers, transistor amplifiers, feedback, oscillators, and power electronics devices. It provides information and constants to help answer calculations in the questions.
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EEE 4250 Analogue Eleronics Exam 2

The document is an exam paper for an Analog Electronics course. It contains 5 questions testing knowledge of topics like PN junctions, diodes, operational amplifiers, transistor amplifiers, feedback, oscillators, and power electronics devices. It provides information and constants to help answer calculations in the questions.
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TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MOMBASA

FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES


MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION FOR BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY DEGREE IN
APPLIED PHYSICS (BTAP)
EEE 4250: ANALOGUE ELECRONICS
END OF SEMESTER EXAMINATION
SERIES: May Series 2016:
TIME: 2 HOURS DATE: May 2016
Instructions to Candidates
You should have the following for this examination
-Answer Booklet, examination pass and student ID
- This paper consists of FIVE questions. Attempt Question ONE and any other TWO questions.
- Do not write on the question paper.
- Marks may be awarded for clear work showing steps followed.
- The following constants and h -parameters may be useful:
i) Transistor 2N3904 h-parameters:
- h11 = 3.5kΩ; h11 = 1.3 x 10-4; h21 = 120; h22 = 85µS
ii) Conversion to CB amplifier parameter
h
- hib  ie
D
h ie hoe  hre (h fe )
- heb 
D
h fe (1  hre )  hie hoe )
- D h fb 
D
- D  (1  h fe )(1  hre )  hie h oe

QUESTION ONE (30MKS)


a) (i) What is a P-N junction? (1mk)
(ii) Sketch a labeled diagram to show a simple P-N junction. (2mks)
(iii) Explain how to forward bias a PN junction. (2mks)
(iv) Explain how to reverse bias a PN junction. (2mks)
(v) What is a diode? (2mrks)
b) (i) What is an operational amplifier? (1mk)
(v) An operational amplifier has a voltage gain of 500 which falls to 100 when a negative
feedback is applied. Calculate the feedback fraction, m. (4mks)
c) (i) Explain what is meant by positive feedback of an operational amplifier. (1mk)

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(ii) State four effects of positive feedback. (4mks)
d) (i) What is an oscillator? (1mk)
(ii) Differentiate between a damped oscillator and an undamped oscillator. (4mks)
e) (i) Give any two h-parameters used to analyze a two port unloaded linear network of
transistors. (2mks)
(ii) Explain how the h-parameters you have given above are obtained. (4mks)

QUESTION TWO (20MKS)


a) What happens inside the p-n Junction Diode? (4mks)
b) Using a sketch diagram;
(i) Explain what happen when the diode is forward biased? (5mks)
(ii) Explain what happens in the Reverse biased? (5mks)
c) (i) What is a solar cell? (2mks)
(ii) Using a sketch diagram explain how a solar cell operates. (4mks)

QUESTION THREE (20MKS)


The circuit below is of a CB transistor amplifier. Study it and use it to answer the questions that
follow. Given that the amplifier has a quiescent collector current of about 1mA, use the h-
parameters for 2N3904 to determine;

(a) Ai ; Av; Ai Zin and Zout for this amplifier. (12mks)

b) If the h-parameter of the transistor were for CE configuration as follows: hie  1000 ;
hre  3.5  10 4 ; h fe  55 and hoe  20S . Find the current gain, Ai and voltage gain, Av if rL
=2kΩ. (8mks)

QUESTION FOUR (20MKS)


a) (i) What is a field Effect Transistor? (2mks)
(ii) Sketch a labeled circuit symbol of a Field Effect Transistor. (2mks)
(iii) What is a bipolar transistor? (2mks)
(iv) State one use of a bipolar transistor. (1mk)
(v) Give any two types of Bipolar transistors. (2mks)
(vi) What is a Solar cell? (1mk)
b) Study the hybrid model shown below. The circuit demonstrates h-parameter analysis of a
transistor network.

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(i) Given that, V1 = 35.2mV while i1 = 0.013mA, determine h11. (2mks)
(ii) Given that,i2 = 1.6mA and i1 = 0.03mA, determine h21. (2mks)
c) What are the following power electronic devices:
i. Diac . (1mk)
ii. Triac. (1mk)
iii. Thyristor. (1mrk)
iv. Silicon controlled rectifier. (1mrk)
v. Gate-Turn-Off switch. (1mk)
vi. Uni-junction transistor. (1mk)

QUESTION FIVE (20MKS)


a) (i) Differentiate between a positive and a negative feedback. (2mks)
(ii) Give two ways in which negative feedback can be classified. (1mk)
b) In a class A transistor operation amplifier, the Q-point is located at 200mA, 10V. When a
signal is applied, the collector current swings between 440mA and 40mA while the voltage
swings between 12V and 1 V respectively. Find the ;
i. Output AC power (3mks)
ii. Output AC power (3mks)
iii. Efficiency (3mks)
iv. Power dissipated (2mks)
c) A germanium transistor has a thermal resistor at its junction as 0.33 0C/mW and the apparent
temperature is 280C. Calculate;
(i) the maximum power dissipation that can be allowed without heat sink. (3mks)
(ii) the maximum power that can be allowed if a heat sink is used which reduces the
thermal resistance of the transistor to 0.09 0C/mW. (3mks)

END

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