n what ways, from the viewpoint of semiconductors, are diodes and transistors similar?

Q: Can superconductors be used in daily life working? Explain in your own words with the help of…

A: Answer: Certain metals and alloys exhibit zero resistivity almost infinite conductivity. When they…

Q: Which region in a transistor is highly doped. Why?

A: SOltuion: Given that which region in the transistor are doped highly and why?

Q: Which of the following are true about semiconductors? Select all that apply. A large band gap…

A: Let's check each option one by A large band gap requires electrons to have a large change in energy…

Q: The electrical conductivities of most metals decrease gradually with increasing temperature, but the…

A: Most metals have positive temperature of coefficient of resistance implying that their electrical…

Q: Discuss the forward region, reverse region, breakdown region and knee voltage of silicone diode…

A: SOlution: Discuss the forward region, reverse region, breakdown region and knee voltage

Q: Why n-type and p-type semiconductors are electrically neutral?

A: When a pentavalent impurity atom is incorporated to a pure semiconductor to make it an n-type…

Q: In semiconductors, the conductivity 2 poin is mainly proportional to a function of temperature:…

A: The electrical conductivity of any substance be it a conductor, an insulator or semiconductor…

Q: Why there are no heat losses for currents through superconductors?

A: Superconductors are the material whose resistivity and the resistance is zero. Due to zero…

Q: Are there more electrons at the bottom or in the middle of the conduction band of a semiconductor?

A: As we know that the charges at the top of the band have highly energy and in the bottom electron…

Q: In a transistor, doping level in base is increased slightly. How will it affect (i) collector…

A: (i) In a transistor, doping level in base is increased slightly then collector current will…

Q: Why the conductivity of metals increase with decrease in temperature, but conductivity of…

A: The conductivity of metals is defined by  sigma=nqm wheren= charge carrier density q=charge of the…

Q: What kind (p-type or n-type) of semiconductor is made if pure silicon is doped with a small amount…

A: (a) Pure silicon has, like carbon, 4 valance electrons. An Si-atom binds with the neighboring…

Q: What kind (p-type or n-type) of semiconductor is made if pure germanium is doped with a small amount…

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Q: The difference in the variation of resistance with temeperature in a metal and a semiconductor…

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Q: How does a semiconductor differ from a conductor or an insulator?

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Q: How is p-type semiconductor different from n-type?

A: When a five-composite atom of pure silicon crystal is inserted as an adulterant, then the four…

Q: distenguish between n-p-n and p-n-p transistors symbolically?

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Q: Two basic transport mechanisms in a semiconductor crystal are:

A: Two kinds: 1. Diffusion current: Difference in concentration of charge carriers (concentration…

Q: Discuss the applications of Impurity defects in Semiconductors?

A: Pure semiconductors, also known as intrinsic semiconductors don’t actually conduct electricity. This…

Q: What are the different types of four layered diodes? What are its functions and characteristics?…

A: The four-layer diode also called the Shockley diode is essentially a low-current SCR…

Q: Considering the circuit given in the figure, if the diodes D1 and D2 are active according to the…

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Q: Give important properties of semiconductor.

A: The important properties of semiconductor are as follows;

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A: given: Would you anticipate superconductivity from a material with little or no crystal structure (a…

Q: For a transistor, the current amplification factor is 0.8. The transistor is connected in common…

A: Given value--- current amplification factor = 0.8 . change in base current = 6 mA. We have to…

Q: What is the advantage of field-effect transistor (FET) according to bipolar Junction Transistor…

A: FET Stands for Field effect transistor. FETs are voltage-sensitive devices with extremely high input…

Q: Discuss the operation of a diode in forward bias and reverse bias connections.

A: A diode (PN junction) in an electrical circuit allows current to flow more easily in one direction…

Q: Current through a diode is blocked by O forward voltage across the diode O reverse voltage across…

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Q: (c) Draw diagrams showing how a semiconductor diode functions.

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Q: What is the difference between N type and P type semiconductors in terms of composition?

A: Difference between N type and P type semiconductors in terms of their composition is as follows:…

Q: The Zener diode can behave as a in the breakdown region opened switch O closed switch O high current…

A: The Zener diode is operated in reverse bias and has a certain Zener breakdown voltage. The Zener…

Q: What is the number of depletion layer in a transistor?​

A: A transistor is an electronic component used either to amplify or to transfer electrical signals or…

Q: Write the three types of biasing circuit in Transistors and mention the main difference among them?

A: Three types of biasing circuit  in Transistors

Q: Would you anticipate superconductivity from a material with little or no crystal structure (a…

A: Introduction: This question explains about superconductivity is expected from a material with little…

Q: What are the properties of a circle Jfet in the subject of bipolar junction transistor

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A: An X-ray, or X-radiation, is a penetrating form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation. Most…

Q: A 12 V battery with internal resistance 0.5 Ω is connected in series with two 3 Ωresistors connected…

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Q: The hall effect is much greater in semiconductor than in metal. Why? What practical results can we…

A: To determine the hall effect is much greater than semiconductors than in metal

Transmission media

A communication channel that transmits data from a source to a recipient is referred to as "transmission media." Electromagnetic impulses are used to transmit data. Transmission media's primary purpose is to transmit data in the form of bits via a local area network (LAN). In data transport, it is the physical link that connects the transmitter and receiver. Transmission medium is part of layer 1 or physical layer of the ISO/OSI (Open System Interconnection) model.