Solved Objective Questions from Basic Electric Engineering
[1] Which of the following is not a general characteristic of ac wave?
(a) The wave shape is identical for each cycle
(b) The polarity reverses periodically
(c) The electrons always flow in the same direction
(d) There is a definite frequency
Answer: C
[2] All sine waves
(a) Have similar general appearance
(b) Have instantaneous rise and fall times
(c) Are in the same phase as cosine waves
(d) Rise instantly, but decay slowly
Answer: A
[3] The derivative of a sine wave
(a) Is shifted in phase by ½ cycle from the sine wave
(b) Is the rate of change in the instantaneous value
(c) Has instantaneous rise and decay times
(d) Rise instantly, but decays slowly
Answer: B
[4] A phase difference of 180deg in the circular motion
model of a sine wave represents
(a) ¼ revolution
(b) ½ revolution
(c) A full revolution
(d) Two full revolution
Answer: B
[5] We can add or subtract a ….degrees of phase to or from a
wave, and end up with exactly the same wave again
(a) 90
(b) 180
(c) 270
(d) 360
Answer: D
[6] A wave has a frequency of 300kHz. One complete cycle
takes…..seconds
(a) 1.3000
(b) 0.00333
(c) 1/3000
(d) 3.33 X 10-6
Answer: D
[7] A wave has a frequency of 440Hz, how long does it take
for 10⁰ of a cycle to occur?
(a) 0.00273s
(b) 0.0000273s
(c) 0.0000631s
(d) 0.00000631s
Answer: C
[8] One waveform has a peak value of ±3V and the other has peak value of ±5V. These two waves are in phase
coincidence. The resultant has voltages of
(a) ±8Vpk, in phase
with the composites
(b) ±2 Vpk, in phase
with the composites
(c) ±8Vpk, in phase
opposition with respect to the composites
(d) ±2 Vpk, in phase
opposition with respect to the composites
Answer: A
[9] Two pure sine waves that differ in phase by 180⁰
can be considered to
(a) Be offset by two full cycles
(b) Be in phase opposition
(c) Be separated by less than ¼ cycle
(d) Have a frequency of ½ cycle
Answer: B
[10] A BJT has
(a) Three PN junctions
(b) Three semiconductor layers
(c) Two N type layers around a P type layer
(d) A low avalanche voltage
(b) Three semiconductor layers
(c) Two N type layers around a P type layer
(d) A low avalanche voltage
Answer: B
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