---------BISMILLAH---------- a. F1 = F2 a.

Electric field intensity

----------ECE PRO01-------- b. F1 = -F2 b. Electric flux density
1. Coulomb is the unit of which c. F1 = F2 = 0 c. Charge
quantity? d. F1 and F2 are not equal d. Permittivity

a. Field strength 10. Find the force between 2C and -1C 8. Which of the following correctly
b. Charge separated by a distance 1m in air(in states Gauss law?
c. Permittivity newton).
d. Force a. Electric flux is equal to charge
a. 18 X 10^6 b. Electric flux per unit volume is
2. Total amount of charge per unit b. -18 X 10^6 equal to charge
area. c. 18 X 10^-6 c. Electric field is equal to charge
d. -18 X 10^-6 density
a. Electric Field intensity d. Electric flux per unit volume is
b. Volume Charge Density equal to volume charge density
c. Line Charge Density
d. Surface Charge Density 1. Divergence theorem is based on 9. Gauss law for magnetic fields is
given by
3. As per Coulomb's law, the force of a. Gauss law
attraction or repulsion between two b. Stoke’s law a. Div(E) = 0
point charges is directly proportional to c. Ampere law b. Div(B) = 0
the d. Lenz law c. Div(H) = 0
d. Div(D) = 0
a. sum of the magnitude of 2. As area increases, what happens to
charges electric flux density? 10. Gauss law can be used to compute
b. square of the distance which of the following?
a. Increases
between them
b. Decreases a. Permittivity
c. product of the magnitude of
c. Remains constant b. Permeability
charges
d. Becomes zero c. Radius of Gaussian surface
d. cube of the distance
d. Electric potential
3. The electric flux density is the
4. Coulomb law is employed in
1. The integral form of potential and
a. Product of permittivity and
a. Electrostatics field relation is given by line integral.
electric field intensity
b. Magnetostatics
b. Product of number of flux a. True
c. Electromagnetics
lines and permittivity b. False
d. Maxwell theory
c. Product of permeability and
5. The coulomb's force between the 2 electric field intensity 2. The unit for Potential Difference is
point charges 10μC and 5μC placed at d. Product of number of flux ________
a distance of 150cm is lines and permeability
a. Joule per meter
a. 0.2 N 4. Who is attributed with the idea "An b. Coulomb per Joule
b. 0.5 N electric field is measurable effect c. Meter per joule
c. 2N generated by any charged object". d. Joule per Coulomb
d. 10 N
a. Faraday 3. As the distance from PT. A and B
6. Total amount of charge per unit b. Coulomb Increases, What happens to the
volume. c. Volta Potential difference?
d. Ampere
a. Electric Field intensity a. Increases
b. Volume Charge Density 5. “The integral of the normal b. Decreases
c. Line Charge Density component of any vector field over a c. Remains constant
d. Surface Charge Density closed surface is equal to the integral d. Becomes zero
of the divergence of this vector field
7. If the distance doubles, what throughout the volume enclosed by the 4. It is defined as the work done by an
happens to the force? closed surface.” external source in moving a unit
positive charge from one point to
a. Reduced by half a. Faraday’s Theorem another in an electric field.
b. Reduced by 1/4 b. Gauss Theorem
c. Stays the same c. Coulomb’s Theorem a. Electric Field
d. Quadruples d. Divergence Theorem b. Line Integral
c. Potential Difference
8. Two charges 1C and -4C exists in 6. The electric field lines passing d. Gradient
air. What is the direction of force? through a surface area are called:
5. In Line Integral, _____________
a. Away from 1C a. Electric Field indicates that the external source that
b. Away from -4C b. Electric Flux is moving the charge receives energy
c. From 1C to -4C c. Electric Charge
d. From -4C to 1C d. Electric Lines a. Positive work done
b. Constant work done
9. For a charge Q1, the effect of 7. Gauss law cannot be used to find c. Negative work done
charge Q2 on Q1 will be, which of the following quantity? d. Zero work done
6. In Potential Difference and b. Force on a test charge
Potential, as charge increases, What 4. Materials which can conduct c. Force per unit charge on a
happens to the distance? test charge
electricity better than insulator, but not
d. Product of force and charge
a. Increases
as well as conductors. This is the
b. Decreases 2. Find the force on a charge 2C in a
c. Remains constant definition of field 1V/m.
d. Becomes zero
a. semiconductor a. 0
7. The difference in electrical potential b. conductor b. 1
energy between two places is called c. insulator c. 2
d. 3
a. resistance
b. friction 5. What is the unit of Current Density? 3. The field intensity of a charge
c. induction defines the impact of the charge on a
d. voltage a. Coulomb per second test charge placed at a distance. It is
b. Amperes maximum at d = 0cm and minimizes as
8. As Force Increases, What happens c. Ampere per unit area d increases. State True/False
to the Electric Field? d. Siemens per meter
a. True
a. Increases b. False
b. Decreases 6. Insulators perform which of the
c. Remains constant following functions? 4. Electric field intensity due to infinite
d. Becomes zero sheet of charge σ is
a. Conduction
9. What kind of energy is stored b. Convection a. Zero
energy? c. Provide electrical insulation b. Unity
d. Allows current leakage at c. σ/ε
a. Potential d. σ/2ε
b. Kinetic interfaces
c. None of the above 5. A charge of 2 X 10^-7 C is acted
d. All of the above 7. Which of the following properties upon by a force of 0.1N. Determine the
distance to the other charge of 4.5 X
10. A field in which a test charge distinguish a material as conductor, 10^-7 C, both the charges are in
around any closed surface in static vacuum.
path is zero is called insulator and semiconductor?
a. 0.03
a. Rotational a. Free electron charges b. 0.05
b. Solenoidal b. Fermi level after doping c. 0.07
c. Irrotational c. Energy band gap d. 0.09
d. Conservative d. Electron density
6. The value of k in coulomb's law
8. Semiconductors possess which type depends upon
1. Dielectric constant will be high in
of bonding? a. magnitude of charges
a. Conductors
b. distance between charges
b. Semiconductors
a. Metallic c. medium between two charges
c. Insulators
d. Superconductors b. Covalent
c. Ionic 7. If the distance is reduced by half,
d. Magnetic what happens to the force?
2. Defined as a rate of movement of
a. Quadruples
charge passing a given reference 9. Which of the following are b. Doubles
c. Triples
point. conductors? d. Reduces by half
a. Current Density a. Ceramics 8. Total amount of charge per unit
b. Current b. Plastics length.
c. Potential Difference c. Mercury
d. Drift Velocity d. Rubber a. Electric Field intensity
b. Volume Charge Density
10. Conduction in metals is due to c. Line Charge Density
3. The process of adding an impurity to
d. Surface Charge Density
an intrinsic semiconductor is called a. Electrons only
b. Electrons and holes 9. Coulomb's law is only true for point
a. Doping c. Holes only charges whose sizes are
b. Ionization d. Applied electric field
a. medium
c. Recombination
1. The electric field intensity is defined b. very large
d. Atomic modification
as c. very small
d. large
a. Force per unit charge
10. Find the force between two a. Increases a. Electric Field
charges when they are brought in a. Decreases b. Line Integral
contact and separated by 4cm apart, b. Remains constant c. Potential Difference
charges are 2nC and -1nC, in μN. c. Becomes zero d. Gradient

a. 1.44 9. Electric flux density in electric field is 8. The work done in carrying a positive
b. 2.44 referred to as charge about a circular path of radius
c. 1.404 centered at the line charge is zero, for
d. 2.404 a. Number of flux lines the path is always _______ to the
b. Ratio of flux lines crossing a electric field intensity,
1. The divergence of a vector is a surface and the surface area
scalar. State True/False. c. Direction of flux at a point a. Orthogonal
d. Flux lines per unit area b. Right angle
a. True c. Perpendicular
b. False 10. Electric flux density is a function d. All of these
of_______
2. Who is attributed with the idea "An 9. In Potential Difference and
electric field is measurable effect a. Volume Potential, as work done increases,
generated by any charged object". b. Charge What happens to the electric field?
c. Current
a. Faraday d. Voltage a. Increases
b. Coulomb b. Decreases
c. Volta 1. Line integral is used to calculate c. Remains constant
d. Ampere d. Becomes zero
a. Force
3. Gauss law cannot be expressed in b. Area 10. The potential at any point distant
which of the following forms? c. Volume from a point charge at the origin is
d. Length defined by
a. Differential
b. Integral 2. If electric field intensity at a point is a. Potential difference is directly
c. Point zero, then potential at that point is proportional to Electric Charge
d. Stokes theorem multiply by distance
a. infinite
b. Potential difference is inversely
4. With Gauss law as reference which b. constant
proportional to Electric Charge
of the following law can be derived? c. 10
multiply by distance
d. 0
a. Ampere law c. Potential difference is directly
b. Faraday’s law 3. Potential difference is the work done proportional to Electric Charge
c. Coulomb’s law in moving a unit positive charge from divided by distance
d. Ohm’s law one point to another in an electric field. d. Potential difference is inversely
State True/False. proportional to Electric Charge
5. The Following are considered divided by distance
Electric Flux is zero, Except? a. True
b. False 1. For conductors, the free electrons
a. If inside the box there are equal c. none of these will exist at
magnitude charges with an
opposite sign. 4. As Electric Field Increases, What a. Valence band
b. If one charge magnitude is greater happens to the Charge? b. Middle of valence and
than the other. conduction band
c. If there are no charges inside the a. Increases c. Will not exist
box. b. Decreases d. Conduction band
d. If the charges are outside the box. c. Remains constant
d. Becomes zero 2. Doping of Semiconductors
6. “The total electric flux through any
5. The potential difference in an open a. materials which can conduct
closed surface is equal to the total
circuit is electricity better than insulator, but
(net) electric charge enclosed by the
not as well as conductors.
surface, divided by permittivity”
a. Zero b. The process of adding of a certain
a. Faraday's Law b. Unity amount of specific impurities
b. Coulomb's Law c. Infinity atoms in the pure semiconductor.
c. Gauss's Law d. Circuit does not exist open c. when 4 electrons in outermost
d. Volta's Law orbit.
6. As Potential Difference Increases,
7. A positive test charge placed near a What happens to the Charge? 3. The minority carriers in P-type
negative charge would have________ silicon are called _________________
a. Increases
potential energy.
b. Decreases a. Neutron
a. high c. Remains constant b. Proton
b. zero d. Becomes zero c. Electron
c. low d. Hole
7. The operation on by which −E is
8. As charge increases, what happens obtained is known as 4. Which is not one of the properties of
to flux density? semiconductor?
a. 4 electrons in outermost orbit, in a. Volts 2. If ∇^2V= 0 then:
covalent bonding. b. Farad
b. Electron free leaves hole. c. Henry a. indicating zero surface
c. Semiconductor has 2 types of d. Newton charge density
charge carriers. b. indicating zero line charge
d. all of the above are the properties 3. A dielectric is always an insulator. density
of it But an insulator is not necessarily a c. indicating zero volume charge
dielectric. density
5. Which among these is NOT a
semiconductor a. True 3. The first and simplest method for
b. False solving Laplace’s equation is
a. Germanium the________
b. Silicon 4. If 2V is supplied to a 3F capacitor,
c. Gallium Arsenide calculate the charge stored in the a. Definite integration
d. Titanium capacitor. b. Direct Integration
c. Partial Integration
6. The static electric field intensity a. 1.5C
inside a conductor is equal to b. 6C 4. The del operator is called as
_________ c. 2C
d. 3C a. Gradient
a. Infinity b. Curl
b. Unity 5. Farad is the unit of capacitance c. Divergence
c. Zero which is equivalent to _________ d. Vector differential operator
d. Less than 1
a. Volt per coulomb 5. The Poisson equation cannot be
7. Electrons and holes are equal in b. Coulomb times volt determined from Laplace equation.
magnitude but opposite in polarity c. Coulomb per volt
a. True
a. True 6. It is defined as the dipole moment b. False
b. False per unit volume,
6. The Laplacian operator cannot be
c. None of these
a. Bound Charges used in which one the following?
8. Who contribute to the current in a b. Polar molecules
c. Polarization a. Two dimensional heat
semiconductor
equation
a. electrons only 7. Identify a good dielectric. b. Two dimensional wave
b. holes only equation
a. Iron c. Poisson equation
c. negative ions
b. Ceramics d. Maxwell equation
d. both electrons and holes
c. Plastic
9. separates the valence and d. Magnesium 7. Poisson’s equation is obtained from
conduction bands. the point form of ______, the definition
8. Which among the following of D, and the gradient relationship of E
a. Bands region expressions relate charge, voltage and and V
b. Drift velocity capacitance of a capacitor?
c. Conduction region a. Maxwell Law
a. Q=C/V b. Gauss’s Law
d. Forbidden region
b. Q=V/C c. Faraday’s Law
10. conductivity of the given material c. Q=CV
measured in __________ d. C=Q^2V 8. The given equation satisfies the
Laplace equation. V = x^2 + y^2 – z^2.
a. Ampere 9. A dielectric can be made a State True/False.
b. Coulomb per second conductor by
c. Siemens per meter a. True
a. Compression b. False
d. Volts
b. Heating
21. The electric flux density and c. Doping 9. In cylindrical coordinates, suppose
electric field intensity have which of the d. Freezing that V is a function p of only, the
following relation? Laplace’s equation becomes V = Alnp
10. Find the dielectric constant for a + B , where and are?
a. Linear material with electric susceptibility of 4.
b. Nonlinear a. Equipotential surface
a. 3 b. Potential Difference
c. Inversely linear
b. 5 c. Arbitrary Constants
d. Inversely nonlinear
c. 8
1. A capacitor consists of_________ d. 16 10. In free space, the Poisson
equation becomes
a. Two conductors 1. State True/False, The point form of
b. Two semiconductors Gauss law is given by, Div(V) = ρv. a. Maxwell equation
c. Two dielectrics b. Ampere equation
a. True c. Laplace equation
d. Two insulators
b. False d. Steady state equation
2. Unit of capacitance is___________
1. Biot Savart law in magnetic field is 10. The curl of a curl of a vector gives 7. Air has a dielectric constant of
analogous to which law in electric a ___________
field?
a. Scalar a. Unity
a. Gauss law b. Vector b. Zero
b. Faraday law c. Zero value c. Infinity
c. Coulomb’s law d. Non zero value d. Hundred
d. Ampere law
1. For a dielectric which of the 8. Which, among the following, will be
2. The magnetic flux density is directly following properties hold good? unity in free space?
proportional to the magnetic field
intensity. a. They are superconductors at a. Absolute permittivity
high temperatures b. Relative permittivity
a. True b. They are superconductors at c. Actual permittivity
b. False low temperatures d. Both absolute and relative
c. They can never become a permittivity
3. This Law states that the line integral superconductor
of about any closed path is exactly d. They have very less dielectric 9. Which among the following
equal to the direct current enclosed by breakdown voltage equations is incorrect?
that path,
2. Three capacitors having a a. Q=CV
a. Biot-Savart Law capacitance equal to 2F, 4F and 6F b. Q=C/V
b. Ampere’s Circuital Law are connected in parallel. Calculate the c. V=Q/C
c. Stokes Theorem effective parallel. d. C=Q/V
d. Gauss’s Law
a. 10F 10. Four 10F capacitors are connected
4. The H quantity is analogous to b. 11F in series, calculate the equivalent
which component in the following? c. 12F capacitance.
d. 13F
a. B a. 1.5F
b. D 3. When capacitors are connected in b. 2.5F
c. E parallel, the total capacitance is always c. 3.5F
d. V __________ the individual capacitance d. 0.5F
values.
5. Identify which of the following is the 1. The double operator del indicates
unit of magnetic flux density? a. Greater than __________
b. Less than
a. Weber a. second-order partial derivative
c. Equal to
b. Weber/m b. two dimensional partial derivative
d. Cannot be determined
c. Tesla c. second-degree partial derivative
d. Weber^-1 4. The capacitance of a material refers
2. Suppose the potential function is a
to
6. Which of the following cannot be step function. The equation that gets
computed using the Biot Savart law? a. Ability of the material to store satisfied is
magnetic field
a. Magnetic field intensity a. Laplace equation
b. Ability of the material to store
b. Magnetic flux density b. Poisson equation
electromagnetic field
c. Electric field intensity c. Maxwell equation
c. Ability of the material to store
d. Permeability d. Ampere equation
electric field
7. In Magnetic flux and Magnetic Flux d. Potential between two 3. Poisson equation can be derived
Density, The divergence of H will be charged plates from which of the following equations?

a. 1 5. A 4microF capacitor is charged to a. Point form of Gauss law

b. -1 120V, the charge in the capacitor b. Integral form of Gauss law
c. ∞ would be? c. Point form of Ampere law
d. 0 d. Integral form of Ampere law
a. 480C
8. In a static magnetic field only b. 480microC 4. The Cartesian coordinates can be
magnetic dipoles exist. c. 30C related to cylindrical coordinates and
d. 30microC spherical coordinates.
a. True
b. False 6. When capacitors are connected in a. True
series, the equivalent capacitance is b. False
9. Which of the following theorem use ___________ each individual
the curl operation? capacitance. 5. If a function is said to be harmonic,
then
a. Green’s theorem a. Greater than
b. Gauss Divergence theorem b. Less than a. Curl(Grad V) = 0
c. Stoke’s theorem c. Equal to b. Div(Curl V) = 0
d. Maxwell equation d. Insufficient data provided c. Div(Grad V) = 0
d. Grad(Curl V) = 0
6. Vector transformation followed by a. Biot-Savart Law
coordinate point substitution and vice- b. Ampere’s Circuital Law
versa, both given the same result. c. Stokes Theorem
Choose the best answer. d. Gauss’s Law

a. Possible, when the vector is 5. In Ampere’s Circuital Law, As

constant Magnetic field intensity increases,
b. Possible, when the vector is what happens to the radius of a circle?
variable
c. Possible in all cases a. Increases
d. Not possible b. Decreases
c. Remains the same
7. The volume integral is three
dimensional. 6. The Ampere law is based on which
theorem?
a. True
b. False a. Green’s theorem
b. Gauss divergence theorem
8. Which of the following are not vector c. Stoke’s theorem
functions in Electromagnetics? d. Maxwell theorem

a. Gradient 7. The point form of Ampere law is

b. Divergence given by
c. Curl
d. There is no non- vector a. Curl(B) = I
functions in Electromagnetics b. Curl(D) = J
c. Curl(V) = I
9. Using volume integral, which d. Curl(H) = J
quantity can be calculated?
8. Electric field will be maximum
a. area of cube outside the conductor and magnetic
b. area of cuboid field will be maximum inside the
c. volume of cube conductor. State True/False.
d. distance of vector
a. True
10. As capacitance between a b. False
conducting cone and its axis normal to
the plane increases, what happen to 9. Ampere law states that,
the relative permittivity?
a. Divergence of H is same as
a. Increases the flux
b. Decreases b. Curl of D is same as the
c. Remains the same current
c. Divergence of E is zero
1. The Stoke’s theorem uses which of d. Curl of H is same as the
the following operation? current density

a. Divergence 10. Find the magnetic flux density of a

b. Gradient finite length conductor of radius 12cm
c. Curl and current 3A in air (in 10^-6 order)
d. Laplacian
a. 4
2. The magnetic field intensity will be b. 5
zero inside a conductor. State c. 6
true/false.

a. True
b. False

3. The Stoke’s theorem can be used to

find which of the following?

a. Area enclosed by a function

in the given region
b. Volume enclosed by a
function in the given region
c. Linear distance
d. Curl of the function

4. the magnitude of the magnetic field

intensity is inversely proportional to the
square of the distance from the
differential element to the point