MCQs on Tunnel Diode
Q: Which among the following is the reason for the depletion layer of the tunnel diode to be very small?
- Dopants are high and it is abrupt
- It’s used at very high-frequency ranges
- Uses positive conductance property
- Tunneling effect
Answer: (1) Dopants are high and it is abrupt
Q: The tunnelling involves
- Acceleration of electron in p side
- Movement of electrons from the n-side of the conduction band to the p-side of the valance band
- Charge distribution management in both the bands
- Positive slope characteristic of the diode
Answer: (2) Movement of electrons from the n-side of the conduction band to the p-side of the valance band
Q: What are the materials used to make the Tunnel diode?
- AlGaAs
- AlGaInP
- ZnTe
- Silicon and germanium materials
Answer: (4) Silicon and germanium materials
Q: In the construction of tunnel diode, why is the pellet soldered to anode contact and a tiny dot to the cathode contact via a mesh screen?
- For better conduction and reduce inductance respectively
- For better conduction and reduce inductance respectively
- For heat dissipation and increase conduction respectively
- For heat dissipation and reduce induction respectively
Answer: (4) For heat dissipation and reduce induction respectively
Q: For a tunnel diode, when p is the probability that the carrier crosses the barrier ‘W’ is the width ‘e’ is energy
- p ∝ 1/e(-A*e*w)
- p ∝ e(-A*e*w)
- p ∝ 1/e(A*e*w)
- p ∝ e(A*e*w)
Answer: (2) p ∝ e(-A*e*w)
Q: The tunnel diode is mainly used
- For very high speed of switching
- To control the power
- For rectification
- For fact chopping
Answer: (1) For very high speed of switching
Q: The Tunnel diode is best suited for
- Amplitude limiters
- Amplifiers
- Oscillators
- Rectifiers
Answer: (2) Amplifiers
Q: The tunnelling phenomenon is also known as
- Bulk semiconductor phenomenon
- Auto electronic phenomenon
- Auto electric phenomenon
- Esaki phenomena
Answer: (2) Auto electronic phenomenon
Q: Tunnel diode operates very fast in the ………. region.
- Gamma frequency region
- Microwave frequency region
- Radiofrequency region
- Ultraviolet frequency region
Answer: (2) Microwave frequency region