Electronics
7 free MDCAT Physics MCQs on Electronics (PM&DC syllabus), each with the answer, an explanation and the textbook line it comes from. Tap to check, no sign-up.
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Question 1
Using a capacitor to smooth the pulsating DC from a rectifier into a steadier output is called:Show answer and explanation
Answer: D) Filtering
The capacitor fills the gaps between peaks. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 112.
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Question 2
A centre-tapped full-wave rectifier uses a centre-tapped transformer together with:Show answer and explanation
Answer: C) Two diodes
The bridge type uses four diodes instead. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 111.
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Question 3
In a full-wave bridge rectifier, the current through the load resistor during the two half cycles flows:Show answer and explanation
Answer: D) In the same direction
So a rectified output appears across the load. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 111.
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Question 4
In a bridge rectifier, during each half cycle of the input the current is conducted by:Show answer and explanation
Answer: A) One pair of diodes
The other pair is reverse biased. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 111.
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Question 5
When the rectified voltage falls between peaks, the smoothing capacitor:Show answer and explanation
Answer: B) Discharges slowly into the load
This fills the gaps between peaks and reduces fluctuation. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 112.
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Question 6
In a rectifier filter, a higher capacitance value provides:Show answer and explanation
Answer: C) Better smoothing
It may increase the charging current. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 112.
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Question 7
Lowering the load resistance in a capacitor-filtered rectifier makes the capacitor:Show answer and explanation
Answer: D) Discharge faster and smooth less
The time constant RC becomes smaller. Source: 12 Physics Book FBISE (MaryamNotes.pk), p. 112.
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