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The document contains a list of sample lab exam questions focused on electrical engineering concepts, including rectifiers, amplifiers, MOSFET characteristics, and oscillator design. Each question requires proof or design of specific electrical principles and circuits. Topics include ripple factor, efficiency, output impedance, and frequency of oscillation.

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Sample Questions

The document contains a list of sample lab exam questions focused on electrical engineering concepts, including rectifiers, amplifiers, MOSFET characteristics, and oscillator design. Each question requires proof or design of specific electrical principles and circuits. Topics include ripple factor, efficiency, output impedance, and frequency of oscillation.

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Sample Lab Exam Questions

1. Prove that the ripple factor of a half wave rectifier is 1.21 without any filter.
2. Prove that the efficiency of a full wave rectifier with capacitor filter is ≈ 100%
Vm
3. Prove that the dc value of the output of half wave rectifier is
Π
Vm
4. Prove that the RMS value of the output of full wave rectifier is
√2
5. Prove that class B power amplifier can achieve efficiency in excess of 60%.
6. Determine the transconductance of IRF540/IRF580.
7. Determine the output impedance of IRF540/IRF580.
8. Prove that the drain current of a MOSFET remains almost constant in saturation region for a given gate source
voltage.
9. Prove that drain current increases non linearly with increase in gate source voltage for a given drain source voltage.
10. Prove that class B power amplifier suffers from non linearity.
11. Prove that class AB power amplifier minimizes crossover distortion.
12. Design a MOSFET voltage divider biasing circuit for setting drain current as 8 mA and VDS = 40% of VDD
13. Design a CS amplifier to achieve a gain in excess of 29 for oscillator application.
14. Prove that the frequency of oscillation in a RC phase shift oscillator reduces with increase in the resistance value in
the feedback network.
15. Prove that the frequency of oscillation in a Hartley oscillator increases if inductance value in the feedback network
is reduced.
16. Design a circuit whose ideal voltage transfer characteristics is as shown in figure.

17. Design a circuit whose ideal voltage transfer characteristics is as shown in figure.

18. Design a circuit which takes x(t) as input and produces output y(t) given by
y(t) = 5 – A Sin(2000πt); A > 10

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