Sample EXAm

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION

1. An antenna is used to
a. Transmit the signal
b. Receive the signal
c. Both a& b
d. None of the above ANS: c

2. Oscilloscopeis used for

a. Measuring the voltage
b. Measuring the current
c. Measuring the time
d. All of the above ANS: d

3. An Inverter is used for

a. Converting DC to AC
b. Converting AC to DC
c. Converting current to voltage
d. None of the above ANS: a

4. An Amplifier is used for

a. Amplifying the input signal
b. Transmitting the signal
c. Receiving the signal
d. Current conversion ANS: a

5. The Zener diode is connected for normal operation with a

a. Forward bias
b. Reverse bias
c. Both a& b
d. None of the above ANS: b

6. A converter is used for

a. Converting AC to DC
b. Converting Dc to AC
c. Converting voltage to frequency
 d. None of the above ANS: a

7. Working principle of LED is like that of

a. BJT
b. Diode
c. UJT
d. FET ANS: b

8. Which of the following component is used for display unit?

a. CRT
b. 7 Segment LED
c. LCD
d. None of the above ANS: b

9. Chose the correct symbol of SCR

ANS: d
10. The Opto coupler is used for
a. Electrical isolation between input and output
b. Converting frequency to voltage
c. Voltage converter
d. None of the above ANS: a

INSTRUMENTATION

11. which pressure value is the highest among the following

a. Gauge pressure
b. Atmospheric pressure
c. Absolute pressure
d. Vacuum pressure ANS: c

12. Laws of floatation was invented by

a. Isaac Newton
b. Albert Einstein
c. Archimedes
 d. Hercules ANS: c

13. Concept of gravity was invented

a. By Pascal
b. By Michel faraday
c. By Edison
d. None of the above ANS: d

14. In what form the sun exist

a. Solid
b. Gas
c. Solid and gas
d. Solid and vapor ANS: b

15. Viscosity is a measure of

a. The resistance of a liquid to movement
b. The density of a liquid
c. Mass of the liquid
d. None of the above ANS: a

16. Superheated temperature of steam

a. Is below saturation temperature
b. Is above saturation temperature
c. Is the same as saturation temperature
d. Is none of the above ANS: b

17. In gases
a. pressure increases with rise in temperature
b. Decreases with rise in temperature
c. No change in pressure
d. None of the above ANS: a

18. If the room temperature is converted into the following units which
one is having the highest number
a. Fahrenheit
b. Celsius
c. Kelvin
d. degree centigrade ANS: c
19. When water is heated to 100 degree centigrade immediately
a. it converts into steam
b. it remains as water
 c. it do not require any more heat for conversion to steam
d. none of the above ANS: b

20. Which material is having the highest density?

a. copper
b. steel
c. mercury
d. brass ANS: c

ELECTRICAL
21. The formula for Capacitive reactance is
a. 2πfC
b. 1/2πfC
c. 2πfL ANS: b d. 2πCL

22. Reciprocal of Admittance is

a. Impedance
b. Conductance
c. Admittance
d. Resistance ANS: a

23. A capacitor is built up of

a. Two electrodes
b. Two electrodes and an electrolyte
c. Two electrodes and a dielectric
d. Two electrodes and a resistance ANS: c

24. In an R-L Circuit,

a. The current leads the voltage
b. The current is anti-phase with the voltage
c. The current lags behind the voltage
d. The current is in phase with the voltage ANS: c

25. The Power Factor is given by the formula

a. Power ÷ Voltage
b. Current ÷ Power
c. True Power ÷ Apparent Power
d. Apparent Power ÷ True Power ANS: c

26. Essential requirement for a generator to produce EMF is

a. Conductors
 b. Main field
c. Prime mover
d. All the above ANS: d

27. Residual magnetism is required for

a. A good current output in a generator
b. A Sparkless commutation
c. Self -excitation
d. For reducing armature reactions ANS: c

28. Pick out one which is not required for production of torque
a. Slip rings
b. Main field
c. Armature field
d. Electrical energy input ANS: a

29. The speed of an induction motor is

a. Equal to the synchronous speed
b. Higher than the synchronous speed
c. Lesser than the synchronous speed
d. None of the above ANS: c

30. The principle of operation of a transformer is

a. Self- induction
b. Mutual induction
c. Electromagnetic interference
d. Magnetic leakage ANS: b