Friday, 26 March 2021
List the application of microwaves and radio waves
List the various waves of the electromagnetic spectrum
List the various waves of the electromagnetic spectrum !!!
Ans : There are seven types of electromagnetic spectrum.
The seven electromagnetic spectrum is,
• Radio waves
• Microwaves
• Infrared waves
• Visible light rays
• Ultraviolet rays
• X-rays
• Gamma rays
So these are the seven electromagnetic spectrum.
The Applied Electronics MCQ || Test Revision paper
The Applied Electronics MCQ || Test Revision paper !!!
1) The types of coupling used in the BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) amplifier.
a) Resistance capacitance (RC) coupling.
b) Impedance coupling
c) Transformer coupling
d) All of the above
Answer : (d) All of the above.
2) The phase shift of positive feedback circuit.
a) 90° Degree
b) 180° Degree
c) 45° Degree
d) 0° or 360° Degree
Answer : (d) 0° or 360° Degree.
3) The current gain (β) in the power amplifier.
a) Low 5 to 20
b) Low 40 to 65
c) Low 70 to 95
d) Low 25 to 40
Answer : Low 5 to 20
4) What is the angle of conduction of Class A power amplifier ?
a) 90° Degree angle
b) 180° Degree angle
c) 45° Degree angle
d) 360° Degree angle
Answer : 360° Degree angle
5) What is the angle of conduction of Class B power amplifier ?
a) 90° Degree angle
b) 180° Degree angle
c) 45° Degree angle
d) 360° Degree angle
Answer : 180° Degree angle
6) What is the angle of conduction of Class C power amplifier ?
a) 90° Degree angle
b) 100° to 150° Degree angle
c) 180° to 200° Degree angle
d) 360° Degree angle
Answer : 100° to 150° Degree angle
7) What is the angle of conduction of Class AB power amplifier ?
a) 90° Degree angle
b) 100° to 150° Degree angle
c) 180° to 200° Degree angle
d) 360° Degree angle
Answer : 180° to 200° Degree angle
8) What is the application of single tuned amplifier in the below option.
a) T.V Receiver
b) Radio Receiver
c) Tuned Radio Frequency (TRF) Receiver
d) Both a) T.V Receiver & c)
Answer : d) Both a) T.V Receiver & c) Tuned Radio Frequency (TRF) Receiver
9) What are the application of RC coupled amplifier.
a) In Tape Recorder
b) In stereo amplifier
c) Widely used as voltage amplifier
d) All of the above
Answer : d) All of the above
10) The different types of power amplifier.
a) Class A power amplifier
b) Class B power amplifier
c)Class C power amplifier
d) All of the above
Answer : d) All of the above
Wednesday, 24 March 2021
The heathy benefits of papaya for healthy body immunity and mental problem
Here are the chart table containing by papaya fruit :
Monday, 22 March 2021
Today's 2021 year play Holi festival with corona virus with some taking precaution !!!
Tuesday, 9 March 2021
Explain the refraction of light on the basis of wave theory and also prove the laws of refraction of light.
i) The incident rays, refracted rays and normal lie in the equivalent plane.
ii) The incident ray and refracted ray lie on opposite sides of normal.
iii) The ratio of velocity of light in rarer medium to velocity of light in denser medium is a constant called refractive index of denser medium with respect to rarer medium.
Explanation laws of refraction :
i) Let consider XY be the plane refracting surface separating two media air and glass of refractive indices μ1 and μ2 serially.
ii) A plane wavefront AB is developing at an angle towards XY from the air medium. It is bounded by the rays AA1 and BB1 which are incident rays.
iii) When point 'A' reaches 'A1' then point 'B' will be at 'P'. It even now has to cover distance PB1 to reach XY.
iv) According to Huygens' principle the secondary waves will originate from A1 and will spread over a hemisphere in the glass.
v) All the rays between AA1 and BB1 will reach XY and spread over the hemispheres of increasing radii in the glass. The surface of tangential of all such hemispheres is RB1. This allow to rise refracted wavefront B1R in the glass.
vi) A1R and B1R1, are refracted rays.
vii) Let consider c1 and c2 be the velocities of light in air and glass .
viii) At any instant of time 't' distance covered by the incident wavefront from point P to B1 = PB1 = c1t.
The distance covered by the secondary wave from point A1 to R = A1R = c2t.
Proof of laws of refraction:
angle AA1M + angle MA1P = 90° .................................(1)
and angle MA1P+ angle PA1B1 = 90° ...........................(2)
From equations (1) and (2),
angle AA1M = angle PA1B1 = i
ii) Similarly, angle NA1R = angle N1B1R1 = r
We have, angle N1B1R1 + angle N1B1R = 90°.............(3)
and angle N1B1R + angle A1B1R = 90° ......................(4)
From equations (3) and (4)
angle N1B1R1 = angle A1B1R = r
iii) In triangle A 1PB1, sin i = PB1/A1B1 = c1t/A1B1................(5)
iv) In triangle A1RB1, sin r = A1R/A1B1 = c2t /A1B1..............(6)
v) Dividing equation (5) by (6),
Therefore sin i/ sin r = c1/ c2....................(7)
Also c1/ c2 = μ2/ μ1 = 1μ2 ......................(8)
Where as 1μ2 = R.I. of water with respect to air,
sin i/ sin r = μ2/ μ1
vi) From the explanation, it is clear that incident rays AA, BB, refracted rays A,R, B,R and normal MN and MIN lie on the same plane XY. Also incident ray AA, and refracted ray AR lie on opposite sides of normal MN. Therefore, laws of refraction can be explained.
THE END
Thank you
Sunday, 7 March 2021
With the help of a neat diagram | explain the reflection of light from the plane reflecting surface on the basis of wave theory of light.
So here first of all we know that,
What is the laws of reflection :
i) In the laws of reflection, the incident rays, reflected rays, and normal to the reflecting surface at the point of incidence, all lie in the same level.
ii) In the laws of reflection, the incident rays and the reflected rays lie on the opposite sides of the normal.
iii) The angle of incidence is equal or we can say equivalent to the angle of reflection.
For clear understanding the law of reflection in simple and easy way. So for that lets see the simple explanation about all these points.
Explanation :
i) The plane wavefront AB is developing at an angle towards plane reflecting surface XY.AA1 and BB1 are incident rays.
ii) When point 'A' come to XY at A1, than ray at 'B' reaches at point P and it has to cover distance PB1 to reach the reflecting surface XY.
iii) Let's consider 't' be the time to required to cover distance PB1.
In this time meantime, the secondary waves are emitted from the point A1 and it will spread over the hemisphere of the radius A1R in the same medium.
The distance covered by the secondary waves to reach from A1 to R in time 't' is same as the distance covered by the primary waves to reach from point P to B1.
So therefore A1R = PB1 = ct.
iv) All other rays in between AA1 and BB1 will reach XY after A1 and before B1. Therefore they will also emits secondary waves of the decreasing radii.
v) The surface touch all such hemispheres is RB1 which is reflected wavefront, bounded by the reflected rays A1R and B1Q.
vi) Let's draw A1M perpendicular to XY and B1N perpendicular to XY.
Thus, the angle of incidence is angle AA1M = angle BB1N = i and the angle of reflection is angle MA1R = angle NB1Q = r.
angle RA1B1 = 90 - r
angle PB1A1 = 90 - i
vii) In the triangle A1RB1 and triangle A1PB1
Here angle A1RB1 congruent to angle A1PB1
A1R = PB1,............ (Reflected waves travel in equal in same medium in equal time).
A1B1 = A1B1.........(Common side)
Therefore triangle A1RB1 congruent to triangle A1PB1
Therefore angle RA1B1 = angle PB1A1
Therefore 90 - r = 90 - i
Therefore i = r
viii) From the above given figure, it clear that the incident ray, reflected ray and normal lie in the same level or plane.
ix) This laws of reflection of light from the plane reflecting surface on the basis of Huygen's wave theory.
THE END
Thank you
Saturday, 6 March 2021
The Huygen's construction of spherical wavefront in simple and easy way !!!
Explain the Huygen's construction of plane wavefront in easy and simple way !!!
Explain the Huygen's construction of plane wavefront in easy and simple way !!!
So let's come to know,
i) The plane wavefront is formed when the point of observation is very far away or we can say at infinity from the primary source of light.
ii) So here let's PQR represent a plane wavefront at any instant.
So according to the Huygen's principle, all the points on this wavefront will act as a secondary source of light and sending out secondary wavelets in the forward direction only.
iii) For make it to undestand easily, first of all we need to draw hemisphere with Point P,Q,R.... as centres and 'ct' as a radius.
The surface tangential to all such hemisphere is P1Q1R1....at instant 't'.
The new wavefront at time 't'.
iv) The plane wavefront is propagated or travel as a plane waves in the homogeneous isotropic medium. Therefore they are parallel to each other.
v) PP1N1, QQ1N2, RR1N3 these are the wave normal at point P,Q,R respectively.
These wave normal shows the direction of propagation of the plane wavefront.
vi) The new wavefront P1Q1R1 is parallel to the primary wavefront PQR.
THE END
Thank you....!!!!
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