Zener diode is a heavily doped semiconductor diode. It operates in the reverse direction or in the breakdown region. The symbolic representation of the Zener diode is
Q1: In a Zener diode with a high breakdown voltage has
- Lightly doped P and N
- P or N is lightly doped
- Heavily doped P and N
- None of these
Answer: (a)Â Lightly doped P and N
Q2:Â In Zener diode, the Zener breakdown takes place
- Below 6 V
- At 6 V
- Above 6 V
- None of the above
Answer: (a)Â Below 6 V
Q3: Which of the following controls the current in a Zener diode?
- Zener diode resistance
- Potential barrier
- Reverse bias voltage
- External circuits
Answer: (d) External circuits
Q4:Â A Zener diode when biased correctly
a. Never overheats
b. Has a constant voltage across it
c. Acts as a fixed resistance
d. Has a constant current passing through it
Answer: (c) Has a constant voltage across it
Q5: In Zener diode, the breakdown is due to Zener, has a doping
- Lowest
- Moderate
- High
- Low
Answer:(c) High
Q6: In a Zener diode
- Negative resistance characteristic exists
- Forward voltage rating is high
- Sharp breakdown occurs at a low reverse voltage
- All of the above
Answer: (c) Sharp breakdown occurs at a low reverse voltage
Q7: A Zener diode, having breakdown voltage equal to 15 V, is used in a voltage regulator circuit shown in the figure. The current through the diode is
- 10 mA
- 15 mA
- 20 mA
- 5 mA
Answer: (d) 5 mA
Q8: How is the breakdown region set during the manufacturing of the diode?
- By controlling the size of the diode
- By controlling the doping of the diode
- By managing the biasing of diode
- All the above
Answer: (a) By controlling the doping of the diode
Q9: Depletion region behaves as
- Semiconductor
- Insulator
- Conductor
- High resistance
Answer: (B) Insulator
Q10: Depletion region contains
- Free holes
- Free electrons
- Immobile charge carriers
- All of the above
Answer: (c) Immobile charge carriers
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