This document is a question paper for a BSc. (Hons.) Physics-CBCS course on Analog Systems and Applications, with a duration of 3 hours and a maximum score of 75 marks. It contains instructions for candidates, including the requirement to attempt five questions with Question No. I being compulsory, and covers various topics related to transistors, diodes, oscillators, and operational amplifiers. The paper includes detailed questions requiring derivations, diagrams, and calculations related to electronic circuits and systems.
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This document is a question paper for a BSc. (Hons.) Physics-CBCS course on Analog Systems and Applications, with a duration of 3 hours and a maximum score of 75 marks. It contains instructions for candidates, including the requirement to attempt five questions with Question No. I being compulsory, and covers various topics related to transistors, diodes, oscillators, and operational amplifiers. The paper includes detailed questions requiring derivations, diagrams, and calculations related to electronic circuits and systems.
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Sr. No. of Question Paper
Unique Paper Code
Name of the Paper
Name of the Course
Semester
Duration ; 3 Hours
Instru
Your roll Ne
Stik it
32221403
Analog Systems and
Applications
BSc. (Ilons.) Physics-CBCS
IV
Maximum Marks : 75
ns for Candidates
1. Write your Roll No, on the top immediately on receipt
of this question paper.
2. Attempt five questions in all.
3. Question No. I is compulsory.
4, Use of scientific calculators is allowed.
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1, Attempt any five of the following : (543=15)
(a) State Jaw of mass action. A silicon sample is
doped with 5 x 1072 cm’. Find the concentration
of electrons and holes in the sample. Given
n,=2* 10? cm-3,
(b) What is ‘Early’ effect in transistor? Draw the
input characteristics of an n-p-n transistor in a
common-emitter (CE) configuration.
(c) Draw the I-V characteristics of a Solar cell for
different intensities of light.
(d) Draw the output characteristics of a transistor in
CE mode and identify the active, cut off and
Saturation regions.Sts 3
(e) What are the roles of DC toad Jine and Q-point?
Where should be the location of operating point
for designing an amplifier?
(ft) Draw the frequency response curve of a practical
op-amp differentiator circuit.
(g) Establish the relation 1,-a/(1-a) 1,t/(1-@) ley
where the symbols have their usual meaning.
2. (a) Explain the formation of depletion layer in pn
junction diode. Derive an expression for the electric
field and potential in pn junction diode. Show the
variations of electric ficld and potential in pn
junction diode. (10)
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(b) For the zener diode circuit show below, determine
(i) V, (across Ry). (ii) Vp (across R), (iii) 1, and
(iv) P,. (5)
x =|
V, e200 q2Ka)
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3. (a) Explain the working of a full wave bridge
rectifier using suitable diagrams and obtain the
expressions for (i) ripple factor and (ii)
tectification efficiency. ao)3118 5
(b) In a centre tapped full wave rectifier, the load
resistance Ry" IKQ. Each diode has a forward
dynamic resistance r, of 109, The voltage across
half the secondary winding is 220 sin 3141. Find
(a) peak value of current (b) the de or average
value of current (c) the rms value of current (d)
the ripple factor. 6)
4. (a) Using ‘h’ parameters, obtain expressions for
current gain, voltage gain, input impedance
and output impedance for transistor in CE
configuration. (10)
{b) Plot the output characteristics of a transistor in
CB configuration and indicate the various regions
of operation on it. Also explain the shape of the
characteristics thus obtained. (5)
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5, (a) What factors affect the bias stability of a
transistor? Obtain the general expression for
stability factor of common emitter configeraucs.
Quantitatively show that the emitter resistance
improves the stabilizy of the fixed bias cirs
ae
(b) In a Colpitt’s oscillator C, = 0.1 HF, C2 = 0.01 uF
and L = $0 ma, find the frequency of oscillation.
(6)
6. (a) Draw the circuit diagram of an RC phase shitt
oscillator using transistor and state the Barkhausen
criterion for sustained oscillations. Derive an
expression for its frequency. (de)
(b) Three amplifier stages are working in cascade with
0.0SV peak to peak input providing 150 V peak to
sage
peak output. If the voltage gain of the first stMater
: 7
Sts
is 20 and input to the third Slape is 15 Vv peak to
peak, determine
(i) The overall voltage gain
(ii) Voltage gain of 204 and 34 stages,
Gii) Input Voltage of the 274 stage, (5)
7. (a) Describe the working of an Op-amp based
integrator and hence design a Practical Op-amp
integrator to integrate an input signal that varies
in the frequency tange of | KHz to 15 KHz.
do)
(b) Calculate the output voltage for an Op-amp based
inverting summing amplifier for the following sets
of voltages and resistors with Re = 1 MQ for both
the cases
@ V, = 1V, V, = 2V and V, = 3V, R, = 500
KQ, R, = 1 MQ and Ry ~ 1 MQ
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Gi) V1 = -2V, V, = 3V and V, = IV, R, = 200
KQ, R, = 500 KO and R, = 1 MQ
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