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Basic Electronics Exam Questions

This document outlines a test for a Basic Electronics course, detailing the questions and their respective marks distribution. It includes various topics such as MOSFET operation, amplifier gain calculations, logic circuits, Boolean expression simplifications, and multiplexer operations. The test is designed for undergraduate students and spans a duration of 1.5 hours with a maximum score of 50 marks.

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Basic Electronics Exam Questions

This document outlines a test for a Basic Electronics course, detailing the questions and their respective marks distribution. It includes various topics such as MOSFET operation, amplifier gain calculations, logic circuits, Boolean expression simplifications, and multiplexer operations. The test is designed for undergraduate students and spans a duration of 1.5 hours with a maximum score of 50 marks.

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USN 1 R V

Date: 12/12/2024 Test - 2 Max. Marks: 50


Semester: I UG 1
Duration: 1 2 Hrs
Course: Basic Electronics Code: EC112TA
S No Questions M BT CO
1. a An n-channel MOSFET having Vt=1V acts as a resistance of 500Ω for small values 6 3 3
of VDS when VGS=3V.
i. If VGS is changed to 6V for small values of V DS, what is the resistance
offered by the MOSFET?
ii. When VGS=VDS=4V, determine the drain current.
iii. Determine the Transconductance when VGS=VDS=3V.
b Explain the operation of CMOS AND gate. 4 2 2
2. a A voltage amplifier needs 2mV input to give a 10V output. When negative feedback 6 3 2
is provided to this amplifier, it needs 200mV to deliver the same output. Determine
the open loop gain in dB, closed loop gain in dB, feedback factor and amount of
feedback in dB for this amplifier.
b Prove that the stability of the gain of an amplifier with negative feedback is (1+Aβ) 4 2 2
times better compared to that of the amplifier without feedback.
3. a Write the truth table for SUM and CARRYOUT of a full adder. From the truth table, 6 3 2
obtain the logic expression for the same and realize full adder using 2 half adders.
b A logic circuit has 3 inputs A, B and C and 2 outputs X and Y. Output X is 1, only 4 1 1
when any two of the inputs are at 1 and Y is 1, only when any one of the inputs is at
[Link] the truth table and the logic expressions for X and Also realize the logic
circuit using only NAND gates.
4. a Simplify the following Boolean expressions using Boolean postulates and realize the 6 3 3
simplified expression using basic gates.
i) Y=XY+XYZ+XYZ’+X’YZ
ii) Y=AB+A’C+BC
b Starting from the logic expression, realize XNOR gate using minimum number of 4 2 2
NAND gates.
5. a Explain the operation of 8:1 multiplexer along with the truth table and logic 4 2 2
expression. Also realize the logic circuit using basic gates.
b The four variable function f is given in terms of min-terms as 6 3 3
f(A,B,C,D)=∑m(0,1,2,3,5,7,8,9,11,14).Using the K-map minimize the function and
realize using basic gates.
BT-Blooms Taxonomy, CO-Course Outcomes, M-Marks
Particulars CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6
Marks
Distribution Test Max 4 28 18 - 4 16 30 - - -
Marks

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