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Quiz Day Friday Finale: Transistors and FETs

January 9, 2015 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

Quiz 10.0

The week is at its end as is Quiz Day Friday. You are either relieved, surprised, or disappointed. All understandable emotions.
Trust me.

For the past ten weeks, we’ve presented clever quizzes created by Electro-Tech-Online community members including: 3vO,DerStrom, Ian Rogers, Pommie, MrB, Reload Ron, JimB, MrAl, and ericgibbs.  These are just a few of the top Electro-Tech-Online members who work, live, and breathe electronics to the point where they can’t help but help fellow engineers.

What is this virtual venue, you ask? Electro-Tech-Online is an electrical engineering membership forum where you can ask questions and get answers from engineers on everything from microcontrollers, renewable energy, and automotive electronics, to circuit simulation and design. There are also forums for sharing information about repairing electronics or getting help finding datasheets, manuals, or parts.

For those of you who have skated through every quiz…kudos and thanks for participating. If you haven’t had the opportunity to finish or take a Friday quiz, you can start or restart now by clicking on the links below to the previous quizzes.

Quiz V1.0 on General Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Quiz V2.0 on Common Engineering Abbreviations
Quiz V3.0 Electronic and Electrical Engineering – Intermediate
Quiz V4.0 Computer History
Quiz V5.0 C Programming Language
Quiz V6.0 Electronics and Radio
Quiz V7.0 Electronics and Electrical
Quiz V8.0 Resistor and Zener Voltage Dividers
Quiz V9.0 Resistor Networks

Thanks to Electro-Tech-Online member MrB for this week’s quiz on Transistors and FETs. Thanks, also, to all of the quiz authors who have done their bit to challenge beginning engineers and give the more experienced among you a little fun.

Do you think you can do better? Not just on the quizzes but in creating a quiz? Let us know and we’ll start compiling another updated round of Quiz Day Fridays!

Simply register go to the Site Issues and Feedback forum. Click on “Post New Thread” in the upper right-hand corner, type in “My Quiz Day Friday” in the thread-title field, and we’ll have a chat. If you aren’t already registered, you’ll need to do that HERE before you make a post.


Quiz V10.0 Transistors and FETs

We list the questions below just to give you a heads-up, but you’ll find the complete quiz — with the multiple choice options — HERE.

  1. An NPN transistor has…
  2. A bipolar transistor can be better than a FET because…
  3. A FET can be better than a transistor because generally…
  4. Which of these is NOT true…
  5. Which is the correct pinout for a “typical” TO220 NPN transistor (viewed from the front)…?
  6. A FET with high gate capacitance can be used for…
  7. Driving a relay from a logic level pin, using a NPN transistor does NOT need…
  8. Driving a 12v 100mA relay using a typical 500mA small NPN transistor from a logic level pin, the base resistor should be…
  9. Driving a 12v 500mA relay using a typical TO220 10A power NFET from a logic level pin, you would NOT connect the FET pin…
  10. Driving a 12v 500mA relay using a typical TO220 10A power NFET from a logic level pin, and the logic level is HI (5v) you would expect the voltage on the FET Drain pin to be approximately…

Think you know the answers? Click here take the quiz!

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