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    EC 2205 Electronic Circuits I Nov-Dec 2013 Question Paper

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    Question Paper Code : 31355

    B.E./B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBERJDECEMBER 2013.


    Third Semester
    Electronics and Communication Engineering
    EC 2205/EC 36/080290011 - ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS I
    (Regulation 2008)
    Time : Three hours Maximum: 100 marks
    Answer ALL questions.
    PART A (10 x 2 20 marks)

    1. What is the function of the Q point?
    2. What is thermal stability?
    3. What is the advantage of Darlington amplifier?
    4. Mention two important characteristics of CC circuit.
    5. Define amplifier rise time.
    6. Define bandwidth of an amplifier.
    7. What is class C amplifier?
    8. Define conversion efficiency.
    9. Define ripple factor of a rectifier.
    10. What is the function of a current limiting circuit?

    PART B (5 x 16 = 80 marks)

    11. (a) (i) Draw the circuit of a voltage divider bias circuit. Explain its operation and discuss
    how it stabilizes against VBE changes. (8)
    (ii) Derive the stability factor of the voltage divider bias circuit.
    Compare the stability factor of fixed bias and voltage divider bias
    circuits with hFE 100, Re = I Kohm, R1 = 33Kohm and R2 = 12 Kohms. (8)
    Or
    (b) (i) Explain the circuit of gate bias for providing tabilization of
    JFET. (8)
    (ii) Sketch the bias circuit for enhancement MOSFETs and explain its operation. (8)
    12. (a) Draw the circuit of a CE amplifier with coupling and bypass capacitors. With the help
    of its equivalent circuit, obtain the equation of the voltage gain, input and output impedance.
    (16)
    Or
    (b) V Draw the circuit of a emitter coupled BJT differential amplifier and explain the
    operation of the circuit. Explain how the differential amplifier
    with a constant current stage improves the CMRR. (16)
    13. (a) (i) V Sketch the hybrid r model of the V transistor and explain the function of each
    parameter in the model. (8)
    (ii) Study the behavior of the CE amplifier with resistive load at high frequencies and obtain
    upper cut frequency and bandwidth. (8)
    Or
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    (b) Draw the circuit diagram of a multi stage CE amplifier and obtain the frequency response
    of the circuit. (16)
    14. (a) (i) Draw and explain the circuit of a direct coupled class A amplifier. Obtain its
    conversion efficiency. (8)
    (ii) Draw the circuit of a transformer coupled class A amplifier and explain how conversion
    efficiency is improved using the circuit. (8)
    Or
    (b) (i) Draw the circuit of a Class B push pull amplifier circuit and explain its operation.
    Derive its conversion efficiency. (8)
    (ii) Explain the operation of a complementary symmetry Class B amplifier and explain its
    advantages. (8)
    15. (a) (i) Draw and explain the circuit of a full wave rectifier with resistive load. (8)
    (ii) Explain the use of the C and LC filters for improving the performance of the circuit. (8)
    Or
    (b) (i) Describe the principle of operation of zener diode voltage regulator. (8)
    (ii) Explain with diagrams, how power control is achieved using SCR. (8)



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