Answered by: sachin.t.m
Answered On : Jul 6th, 2006Biasing means applying the DC voltage across the device for its correct operation.
Biasing is the predetermined voltages and currents given to the transistor to set an appropriate operating point in the active region of transistor.For a transistor to work as an amplifier it must be ...
When electrical energy applied to the pn junction it cancels the potential barrier is called biasing.
What is the difference between inductance and resistance?
RESISTANCE:It is the property of the material by which it opposes the flow of current through it. the resistance is denoted by r and measured in ohms.
INDUCTANCE: It is the element in which energy is stored in the form of electromagnetic field. The inductance is denoted by l and measured in Henry
of course inductor restore the temporarily electronics current but on the other hand resistance only reduce the current actual position.
Difference between 8085 and 8086 microprocessor?
Hi guys, give here your suggestion about microprocessor 8085 and 8086. These 2 processors used in old time. I want to know its program execution time, memory space.
8086 has 20 address lines and 16 data lines and supports HARVARD architecture as compared to 8085 which has 16 address lines and 8 data lines, so 8086 has higher index and thus accessing large memory, also the operating speed of 8086 is greater due to presence of instruction queue.
8085 8 bit mc and 8086 16 bit mc and 8085 don't have instruction Que and 8086 have instruction queue
How many types of non- voice jobs are there, and which one is better?
I am prasad completed engg in electronics. I want to know types of non- voice process and in terms of carrier which one is better voice or non voice ?
If u have a good fluency in English you can go for voice otherwise ...
What are the application of different waveforms ? Explain how they are used in real time ?
Different waveforms have different applications.in some applications we require digital signal where we require only on or off state or discrete output but in some applications we require continuous o...
What is meant by virtual ground in the op amp ?
Voltage at the non-inverting input terminal of an op-amp can be realistically assumed to be equal to the voltage at the inverting input terminal
because in the op AMP this uses th DIFFERENCE of input applied..
the input impedance is very high so there is no current flow from the terminal
AS ohms law
if theoretically r= infinite then
i=V/R
i~0;
n in ground there is 0A current
so it is called as virtual ground
Why 440volts instead of 660volts in 3 phases of supply system?
440v is the line to line voltage, there is 230v for phase to neutral. So both 230, 440 volts is common operating voltage recommended by Indian standard rules. If our application required 660 volts, Just we step up the voltage by suitable step up transformer.
In 3 phase power electrical systems there are 3 phase in and 1 neutral because neutral is common for both in and output sources. 3 Phase electrical In used for high wattage expenses.
What type of television communication is used in india?A) ntscb) palc) secamd) nstc
Edge triggered and level triggered flip flop
What are edge triggered flip flop and level triggered flip flop? How do they differ from one another?
Edge triggered flip flop are of two types 1. Positive edge triggered flip flop-In a pulse train when ever the input is changing its state from negative edge to positive edge then it will be consider...
Edge triggered Flip flop means that the input is neg to post (0-1) but level trigger means input is post to neg bit (1-0)
Which of the following are used to display measured quantity by digital meter?Led,lcd,cro?
LCD
LCD
Is there any junction in conductor ?
NO junction in conducter
No there is no junction in conductor. because its not semi-conductor. only semi-conductor contains junction
How do we test on design and style in software?
We can use GUI testing techniques and we can use also use automation tool for stylish applications.
Which of the following is is used to hold rom and ram cards 1. Computer bus 2. Expansion cards 3. Mother board 4. Cache memory
Correct answer is motherboard.
My answer is 4. Cache memory
Binary to gray code conversion
Design binary to gray code converter
2421 code is a weighted code and gray code is an unweighted code.. so, they must be 2 different things
It should go like for eg..for 1010 d conversion will be 1111..n for 1001 d conversion will be 1101
What are semiconductor devices
Semiconductor devices are made with semiconductor materials like Silicon, Germanium ,having the electrical properties of both Conductors and insulators. For Example pn junction diode, BJT, MOSFET, SCR etc. They are mainly used in Switching and Amplification purposes.
The semiconductor devices are the devices which stand in between the insulators & conductors.
It have medium amount of electrons.
Sir, I would like to know the approximate cost of the following corrosion monitoring systems. smart pebbles eci-1(embedded corrosion instrument) monitoring cables time domain reflectometry &corrosion penetration monitoring system(cpmp). can anyone pls help me out with the answer.... As soon as...
Why does mode in arm in cpsr have 5 bits instead it can have only 3 bits to define all the 7 modes ?
What type of architecture is used in 8085 microprocessor?
8085 mc follows complex instruction set computing with Harvard architecture.....
8085 alu architecture
Micro Processor Interview Questions
Yes, Gas need to be ionized, like in fluorescent lamps, flash bulbs etc.
No