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Center for Development of Advanced Computing
C-DAC Project Engineers
Electronics & Communication Engineering
Q.1.Which of the following pairs does-not match?
  • Dielectric strength of air 3 to 5 kV/mm
  • Vacuum may be used for reflective insulation of liquid O2 tank
  • Permissible water content in transformer oil is 50 ppm
  • Carbon-pile resistors for insulation of oil-filled cables
Q.2.Memory of a computer can be increased by
  • increasing the magnetic bubble diameter
  • decreasing the magnetic bubble diameter
  • using adomax, a recent hard magnetic material
  • using strontium titanate (Sr Ti O3)
Q.3.The residual magnetic flux density is more in
  • metallic magnets
  • ceramic magnets
  • graphite
  • iron oxide
Q.4.Manganese ferrites is a 1:1 mixture of
  • MnO and CdO
  • MnO and Fe2O3
  • MnCl2 and Fe2O3
  • MnCl2 and CdO
Q.5.High frequency transformer cores are generally made of
  • Cast iron
  • Mumetal
  • Ferrite
  • Graphite
Q.6.For high speed reading and storing of information in a computer, the use is made of
  • ferrite
  • piezoelectric
  • pyroelectrics
  • ferromagnetics above 7680 C
Q.7.The poles of alternators are usually made of
  • wrought iron
  • permalloy
  • CdS
  • alnico
Q.8.In a semi-conductor strain gauge, the change in resistance on application of strain is mainly due to the change in its
  • lenght
  • diameter
  • resistivity
  • length and diameter
Q.9.Transformer oil is a liquid insulator and is mainly used in transformer.It is filled into transformer tank to serve the following purposes:
I. To transfer the heat generated inside the transformer core and windings, to the outer cooling surfaces.
II. To main insulation in the primary and secondary windings.
  • Only I is correct
  • Only II is correct
  • Both I and II are correct
  • None of these
Q.10.Electrons in an atom may be visualized by
  • spectroscopic techniques
  • radiography
  • optical microscope
  • etching techniques
Q.11.Most malleable metal is
  • Au
  • Ag
  • Cr
  • Osmium
Q.12.As the temperature of a p-type semi-conductor is gradually and continuously increased, the fermi level will move
  • into the valence band
  • into the conduction band
  • towards the middle of the forbidden gap
  • into the region between the acceptor level and the valence band
Q.13.Which one of the following polarization mechanisms/sets of mechanisms contribute to the static dielectric constant of a homo-polar neutral dielectric?
  • Electronic
  • Electronic and ionic
  • Electronic, ionic and dipolar
  • Electric and dipolar
Q.14.Consider the following materials:
1. Pure silica
2. Bakelite
3. Hard rubber
4. Paraffin
The correct sequence of the DECREASING order of loss angles (60 Hz) of these dielectric materials is
  • 1,2,3,4
  • 1,4,3,2
  • 4,1,2,3
  • 4,3,1,2
Q.15.Which one of the following materials is piezoelectric?
  • Pb2 Au
  • BaTiO3
  • MgAl2O4
  • NiFe2O4
Q.16.The residual resistivity of metals
  • is essentially independent of temperature
  • increases linearly with increasing temperature
  • decrease linearly with increasing temperature
  • initially increase linearly with temperature and then remains constant
Q.17.Consider the following metals: 1. Zinc 2. Gold 3. Silver 4. Copper The correct sequence of the increasing order of their resistivities is
  • 4,3,1,2
  • 3,4,2,1 (Ans)
  • 4,3,2,1
  • 3,4,1,2
Q.18.A type-I super-conductor maintained at a temperature T < Tc is subject to a magnetic field H < Hc. The superconductor will exhibit.

  • perfect diamagnetism
  • partial diamagnetism
  • perfect paramagnetism
  • partial paramagnetism
Q.19.The magnetic susceptibility of a paramagnetic material is
  • less than zero
  • less than one but positive
  • greater than one
  • equal to zero
Q.20.Magnetostriction is a phenomenon whereby the magnetisation of a ferromagnetic material leads to a change in
  • relative permeability
  • physical dimensions
  • spontaneous magnetisation
  • magnetic susceptibility
Q.21.Two initially identical samples A and B of pure germanium are doped with donors to concentrations of 1*1020 m-3 and 3*1020  m-3 respectively. If the hole concentration in  A is 9*1012 m-3, then the hole concentration in B at the same temperature will be
  • 3*1012 m-3
  • 7*1012 m-3
  • 11*1012 m-3
  • 27*1012 m-3
Q.22.Consider the following statements :Pure germanium and pure silicon are examples of 1.  Direct band-gap semi-conductors 2.  Indirect band-gap semi-conductors 3. Degenrate semi-conductors of these statements
  • 1 alone is correct
  • 2 alone is correct
  • 3 alone is correct
  • 1 and 3 are correct
Q.23.Consider the following statements : In a semi-conductor, the measurement of Hall co-efficient provides quantitative information on 1. Density of carriers 2. Polarity of carriers 3. Effective mass of the carriers 4. Mobility of the carriers Of these statements :

  • 1 and 2 are correct
  • 2 and 3 are correct
  • 1 and 3 are correct
  • 1,2,3 and 4 are correct
Q.24.Silicon carbide reinforced aluminum metal matrix composites find application in
  • the manufacture of transformer cores
  • the manufacture of cutting tools
  • the manufacture of standard resistors
  • aerospace industry
Q.25.GaAs LEDs emit radiation in the
  • ultra-violet region
  • violet-blue-green range of the visible region
  • visible region
  • infra-red region
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