3.1 Name the type of material used for the gate terminal in a P-channel JFET - NSC Electrical Technology Electronics - Question 3 - 2019 - Paper 1
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3.1 Name the type of material used for the gate terminal in a P-channel JFET.
3.2 Draw a neatly labelled symbol of an N-channel JFET.
3.3 Study the symbol in FIGUR... show full transcript
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3.1 Name the type of material used for the gate terminal in a P-channel JFET.
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The type of material used for the gate terminal in a P-channel JFET is N-type semiconductor material.
Step 2
3.2 Draw a neatly labelled symbol of an N-channel JFET.
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The symbol for an N-channel JFET consists of three terminals: Drain (D), Gate (G), and Source (S). The Drain points to the positive side, and the Source connects to the negative side, with the Gate terminal leading to the region between Drain and Source.
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3.3.1 State whether the field-effect transistor (FET) in FIGURE 3.3 is a P-channel or an N-channel.
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The field-effect transistor (FET) in FIGURE 3.3 is an N-channel.
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3.3.2 List THREE conditions for the correct biasing of the transistor in FIGURE 3.3.
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The drain must be connected to the positive voltage.
The source must be connected to the negative voltage.
The gate voltage must be kept positive relative to the source.
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3.4.1 Besides a sawtooth generator, name ONE other application of a UJT.
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One other application of a UJT is in oscillators.
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3.4.2 Explain what causes the UJT to trigger ON in the circuit.
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The UJT triggers ON when the voltage across the capacitor/emitter rises to 0.7 V above the intrinsic standoff ratio (Vx or Vbb), or when the voltage across the capacitor/emitter rises to the UJT's peak voltage (Vp).
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3.4.3 Draw the output waveform between points B1 and ground on the ANSWER SHEET for QUESTION 3.4.3.
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The output waveform would show a sharp rise at the point of triggering followed by a gradual decline as the capacitor discharges.
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3.5.1 State how you would identify pin 1 of the IC in FIGURE 3.5.
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Pin 1 can be identified by being the first pin to the left and below the indentation or being closest to the dot in the body of the IC.
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3.5.2 List the THREE stages into which the internal circuit of the op-amp is divided.
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Input stage or differential amplifier
Intermediate stage or high gain differential amplifier
Output stage or common collector.
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3.6.1 Calculate the output voltage based on the data in FIGURE 3.6.
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To calculate the output voltage, we use the formula: Vout=Vinimes(RNRF)
Given: Vin=2V,RF=100kΩ,RN=12kΩ
Thus, Vout=2×(12000100000)=−16.67V
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3.6.2 Explain why the shape of the output waveform is NOT an exact replica of the input waveform.
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The output waveform is not an exact replica due to the saturation of the amplifier, which clips the tops and bottoms of the waveform and may result in a 180-degree phase shift.
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3.6.3 Identify the maximum output voltages (VOUT).
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The maximum output voltages are +15 volts and -15 volts.
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3.7.1 Rewrite the abbreviation DIP in full.
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DIP stands for Dual In-line Package.
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3.7.2 Write down the maximum supply voltage for the NE555 IC.
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The maximum supply voltage for the NE555 IC is +15 volts.
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3.7.3 Identify the typical trigger voltage of the NE555 IC, in the data sheet above, when the supply voltage is +15 V.
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The typical trigger voltage of the NE555 IC when the supply voltage is +15 V is +10 V.
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3.8 Explain what will happen to the output of an NE555 IC when the trigger voltage rises above the threshold voltage level of 10 V.
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When the trigger voltage rises above the threshold voltage level of 10 V, the output of the NE555 IC will switch to a HIGH state, providing a positive output signal.
