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Semiconductor Theory Question & Answers

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This article lists 100 Semiconductor Theory MCQs for Engineering Students. All the Semiconductor Theory Questions & Answers given below includes solution and link wherever possible to the relevant topic.

A semiconductor substance in electrical is made up of both conducting and insulating properties. In other terms, it is a substance that acts as a partial conductor and an insulator. Semiconductor technology has overcome and replaced the drawback of vacuum tubes. They are of 2types of substances used in this technology p-type and n-type. Where a p-type semiconductor is a positive polarity containing the majority of holes as charge carriers and n-type is negative polarity containing the majority of electrons as charge carriers.

Scientist Karl Ferdinand Braun in the year 184 has developed the first semi-conducting detector called crystal. Germanium, silicon, crystal, diamond, and more are a few examples of semiconductors. The voltage and current rating of these substances range between 100000volts and 5000 amps.

These substances are built into other electronic components such as diodes, switches, and more such as a p-n diode, Zener diode, pin diode, etc. The advantage of using a semiconductor device is low cost, high performance, high efficiency. The main applications of semiconductor substances include fans, motors, switches, mobile phones, regulators, etc.

1). Which of the following is current range of semiconducting material?

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2). Which of the following is voltage range of semiconducting material?

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3). What happens to resistivity of semiconductor material when temperature increases?

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4). Which of the following is a semiconducting material?

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5). Which of the following are the charge carriers of semiconducting materials?

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6). Which of the following are applications of semiconducting device?

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7). Which of the following semiconducting material is most commonly used?


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8). How much quantity of pentavalent element is added to increase the conductivity value of Silcon material?

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9). Which of the following is a pentavalent substance?

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10). Which of the following is a trivalent substance?

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11). A p-type semiconductors has ___ as majority charge carriers?

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12). A n-type semiconductors has ___ as majority charge carriers?

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13). The process of adding either holes or electrons to a semiconducting substance is called_____

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14). The properties of semiconductors depends on ____

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15). On performing doping process in a semiconducting device, what happens to crystals charge carriers?

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16). How many type of dopants does a semiconductor device has?

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17). Which of the following in p-n diode, is reason for electronic behavior?

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18). Who developed semiconductor device?

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19). Which of the following is the first semiconducting device discovered?

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20). MOSFET stands for___

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21). How many semiconducting theory property are present?

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22). Which of the following is an semi-insulator?

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23). With which type of bond a semiconductor substance is formed?

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24). The temperature coefficient of a resistance for a semiconductor is _______

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25). How much valence of electrons do semiconductors have?

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26). Which of the following is the resistivity value of silicon semiconductor at standard based condition?

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27). On which of the following factor does strength of crystal used as semiconductor is used?

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28). A semiconducting substance added with pentavalent type impurity produces ____ type of substance?

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29). A semiconducting substance added with pentavalent type impurity generates which of the following majority carriers?

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30). A semiconducting substance added with pentavalent type impurity has ___ value of electron valence?

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31). A semiconducting substance added with trivalent type impurity has ___ value of electron valence?

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32). A semiconducting substance added with trivalent type impurity produces ____ type of substance?

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33). Which of the following is the impurity range of an extrinsic type semiconductor?

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34). What happens to semiconductor resistance when doping quantity increases?

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35). When hole and electron carriers are placed together then their behavior ___

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36). When hole and hole carriers are placed together then their behavior ___

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37). When electron and electron carriers are placed together then their behavior ___

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38). Which of the following is responsible for semiconductors conduction?

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39). Which of the following process is defined as, the moment of charge carriers due to increase in temperature supplied.

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40). What is resistance order of a forward biased p-n junction diode?

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41). What is resistance order of a reverse biased p-n junction diode?

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42). In pn junction diode, the positive terminal in forward bias is connected to ____ polarity of battery?

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43). In PN junction diode, the negative terminal in forward bias is connected to ____ polarity of battery?

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44). In pn junction diode, the negative terminal in reverse bias is connected to ____ polarity of battery?

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45). In PN junction diode, the negative terminal in reverse bias is connected to ____ polarity of battery?

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46). In pn junction diode, the positive terminal in reverse bias is connected to ____ polarity of battery?

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47). What is the voltage value of germanium in a PN junction diode?

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48). Which of the following carriers are stored in depletion region of PN junction diode?

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49). How much current value do a PN based junction in reverse type bias has?

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50). Which of the following is the function of PN junction?

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51). A PN junction diode has ___ number of terminals?

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52). Anode terminal of PN junction diode is represented with______ symbol

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53). Cathode terminal of pn junction diode is represented with______ symbol53. Cathode terminal of pn junction diode is represented with______ symbol

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54). The method of sending voltage from external source to p-n junction diode to operate is called_______

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55). The width of PN junction in forward bias is ____

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56). The width of pn junction in reverse bias is ____

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57). The barrier formed in pn junction diode on voltage supplied is called______

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58). Which of the following is the forward bias voltage value of silicon semiconductor?

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59). Which of the following is the forward bias voltage value of germanium semiconductor?

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60). If voltage of silicon diode is less than 0.7v, what will be its output voltage?

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61). If voltage of germanium diode is less than 0.3v, what will be its output voltage?

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62). Which of the following are the advantages of a semiconducting devices?

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63). Which of the following are different types of semiconducting diodes?

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64). A Zener diode in forward bias has ___ value of resistance?

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65). A Zener diode has ___ quantity of doping value compared to pn junction diode

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66). The depletion region in Zener diode is of ____ size

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67). The flow of current in Zener diode is in ___ direction

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68). Who discovered Zener diode?

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69). How many types of breakdown do Zener diode have?

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Semiconductor Theory MCQ's for Interviews

70). How many breakdowns do pn junction diode have?

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71). What is the voltage value for avalanche breakdown in Zener diode?

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72). On supply of which voltage does avalanche breakdown occurs in Zener diode?

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73). In which bias does Zener breakdown occurs in Zener diode?

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74). What is the reverse voltage value when a Zener breakdown occurs in a Zener diode?74. What is the reverse voltage value when a Zener breakdown occurs in a Zener diode?

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75). Breakdown region is Zener diode is also called_____

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76). A Zener diode has __ number of terminals?

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77). The value of current leakage of a Zener diode in reverse bias is ____

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78). Which of the following are the advantages of Zener diode?

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79). Which of the following are the applications of Zener diode?

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80). An avalanche diode operates in __region

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81). The width of depletion region of avalanche diode is ______

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82). Which of the following are the applications of avalanche diode?

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84). Which of the following is the source of photo diode?

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85). Photo diode operates in ___direction?

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86). Photo diode operates in ___ bias?

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87). PIN diode is used in ___ type of applications?

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88). Which of the following is the additional representation of photo diode compared to pn diode?

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89). Which of the following are the characteristics of pin diode?

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90). Photo diodes are classified into __ number of types?

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91). Which of the following characteristic varies for pin diode compared to pn junction diode?

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92). A pin diode has __ number of layers?

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93). The width of pin diode is _____

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94). In which bias condition does pin diode act as resistor?

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95). What is the value of capacitance of a pin junction diode?

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96). Which of the following are the advantages of pin diode?

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97). Which of the following are the applications of photo diode?

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98). A laser diode is also called as ____

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99). The width of laser diode in forward bias is ______

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100). Which of the following are the applications of laser diode?

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