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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQs - Unit 19: Electronic Devices

NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQs - Unit 19: Electronic Devices

271. Which of the following is a characteristic property of a semiconductor?
Answer: b) It behaves like a conductor at high temperature.
272. In a p-n junction diode, the depletion region is formed due to the interaction between:
Answer: a) Free electrons and holes.
273. The I-V characteristic of a semiconductor diode in forward bias shows:
Answer: b) A positive slope only after a certain threshold voltage.
274. Which of the following devices is used as a rectifier?
Answer: d) Semiconductor diode
275. The current through a diode is zero when it is in:
Answer: b) Reverse bias only.
276. Which of the following materials is typically used for making a Zener diode?
Answer: a) Silicon
277. The characteristic feature of a Zener diode is that it:
Answer: b) Breaks down at a certain reverse voltage.
278. The function of a Zener diode as a voltage regulator is to:
Answer: b) Maintain a constant voltage.
279. Which of the following is the correct working principle of an LED?
Answer: b) It emits light when current flows through it in forward bias.
280. In a solar cell, energy is converted from:
Answer: c) Light to electrical energy.
281. Which of the following is the primary use of a photodiode?
Answer: a) To convert light into electrical energy.
282. The logic gate which gives a high output only when at least one of the inputs is low is called:
Answer: d) NAND gate
283. In a NOT gate, if the input is high (1), the output will be:
Answer: b) Low (0)
284. In an AND gate, the output will be high when:
Answer: b) All the inputs are high.
285. The logical operation of a NOR gate is the inverse of which gate?
Answer: b) OR gate


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