Materials related questions. Results #1. The best known conductor of electricity is....? copper copper silver silver gold gold aluminium aluminium incorrect #2. Melting point of silver is....? 861°C 861°C 961°C 961°C 1084°C 1084°C 434°C 434°C incorrect #3. Brass is an alloy of.....? copper and tin copper and tin copper and lead copper and lead copper and zinc copper and zinc zinc and tin zinc and tin incorrect #4. Bronze is an alloy of....? tin and lead tin and lead copper and tin copper and tin copper and zinc copper and zinc tin and zinc tin and zinc #5. ACSR Stands for....? Aluminium conductor steel reinforced Aluminium conductor steel reinforced Aluminium conductor silver reinforced Aluminium conductor silver reinforced Aluminium copper steel reinforced Aluminium copper steel reinforced Aluminium conductor steel rod Aluminium conductor steel rod #6. Super conductor shows the resistance of....? high high low low zero zero none of the above none of the above #7. Melting point of aluminium is....? 640°C 640°C 660°C 660°C 680°C 680°C 686°C 686°C #8. Semiconductor shows the co-efficient of resistance is....? zero zero positive positive negative negative none of the above none of the above incorrect resistance decreases with increase in temperature showing exponentially. #9. Material used for making cable shields is....? aluminium aluminium copper copper lead lead brass brass incorrect #10. Variable resistors are made by....? carbon carbon copper copper thin film thin film wire wound wire wound incorrect #11. High resistivity material is....? constantan constantan eureke eureke manganin manganin nichrome nichrome #12. Material showing lowest resistivity is....? manganin manganin silver silver nichrome nichrome constantan constantan #13. When trivalent impurity is added to intrinsic semiconductor to form.....? N type semiconductor N type semiconductor P type semiconductor P type semiconductor tetra valent semi conductor tetra valent semi conductor #14. Example of trivalent impurity is....? Arsenic Arsenic Boron Boron Antimony Antimony Bismuth Bismuth #15. Thermistors shows.....? a negative temperature resistivity a negative temperature resistivity a positive temperature resistivity a positive temperature resistivity zero resistivity zero resistivity none of the above none of the above #16. The heating element of irons are made of....? copper copper constantan constantan nichrome nichrome aluminium aluminium #17. Example of semiconductor is....? aluminium aluminium coper coper carbon carbon silver silver #18. The most malleable, ductile low resistivity material is....? copper copper aluminium aluminium steel steel silver silver #19. Which is not a semiconductor? germanium germanium silicon silicon argon argon selenium selenium #20. A pure semiconductor at ordinary conditions, behaves as....? a conductor a conductor a magnetic material a magnetic material a ferro magntic material a ferro magntic material an insulator an insulator #21. AAAC stand for....? All aluminium alloy conductor All aluminium alloy conductor All aluminium and copper All aluminium and copper All alloy of aluminium conductor All alloy of aluminium conductor none of the above none of the above #22. Melting point of manganin is.....? 860°C 860°C 960°C 960°C 1260°C 1260°C 440°C 440°C #23. Constantan(eureka) is an alloy of....? copper and zinc copper and zinc copper and tin copper and tin copper and nickel copper and nickel copper and platinum copper and platinum incorrect high resistive material #24. Filament of incandescent lamps are made up of....? tungsten tungsten nichrome nichrome manganin manganin eureka eureka incorrect tungsten also called wolfram #25. Which metal shows liquid form at room temperature? yittrium yittrium osmium osmium cesium cesium mercury mercury incorrect mercury in silver white colour #26. The properties of fuse element is....? high melting point high conductivity high melting point high conductivity high melting point low conductivity high melting point low conductivity low melting point high conductivity low melting point high conductivity low melting point low conductivity low melting point low conductivity #27. Fuse element made of....? alloy of tin and zinc alloy of tin and zinc alloy of tin and lead alloy of tin and lead alloy of copper and tin alloy of copper and tin alloy of tin and zinc alloy of tin and zinc #28. Minimum current at which fuse element is melt is calles? fusing current fusing current rated current rated current perspective current perspective current cut off current cut off current #29. Ratio of fusing current to the current rating of fuse element is called? cut off current cut off current fusing current fusing current fusing factor fusing factor breaking capacity breaking capacity #30. The maximum value of the fault current actually reached before the fuse melts is called....? fusing current fusing current breaking current breaking current perspective current perspective current cut off current cut off current #31. Fusing factor is always .....? zero zero less than one less than one one one more than one more than one #32. The colour bands of a resistor are read as brown, black, orange, silver. then the value of the resistor is....? 1kiloohm 1kiloohm 10 kilo ohm 10 kilo ohm 100 ohm 100 ohm 10 ohm 10 ohm #33. The most commonly used electrical conductor is....? lead lead tin tin brass brass copper copper #34. An electrical joint should provide at....? nearly zero resistance nearly zero resistance low resistance low resistance high resistance high resistance very high resistance very high resistance #35. Solder is a mixture of....? copper and tin copper and tin copper and lead copper and lead tin and lead tin and lead tin and brass tin and brass #36. Fusing factor of HRC fuse is....? 1 1 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2 1.4 1.4 #37. Fusing factor of LRC fuse is...? 1 1 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2 1.4 1.4 #38. Minimum voltage which when applied to an insulating material will result in the destruction of its insulating properties called.....? cut off voltage cut off voltage minimum voltage minimum voltage break down voltage break down voltage perspective voltage perspective voltage #39. When temperature increases the dielectric strength of insulator is....? increase increase decreases decreases not effect not effect same same #40. Humidity ......the dielectric strength of insulator ? decrease decrease increase increase not affect not affect #41. Factors agfecting dielectric losses are....? frequency frequency humidity humidity temperature temperature rise in voltage rise in voltage all the above all the above #42. Class ...... insulation has their operating temperature 155°C? A A B B E E F F #43. Reluctivity analogous to....? resitivity resitivity conductivity conductivity permeability permeability retentivity retentivity #44. Reluctance is analogous to....? conductance conductance permeance permeance resistane resistane #45. Class ......insulation has their operating temperature is 180°C? A A B B E E H H #46. When supply frequency increases, dielectric strength of an insulator is....? same same increases increases decreases decreases zero zero #47. Chloroprene rubber is also called....? butyl rubber butyl rubber neoprene neoprene hard rubber hard rubber natural rubber natural rubber #48. Chloroprene rubber is also called....? butyl rubber butyl rubber neoprene neoprene hard rubber hard rubber natural rubber natural rubber #49. Alloy of nickel and iron called? silicon steel silicon steel perm alloy perm alloy CRGO CRGO Alnico Alnico #50. Alloy of nickel and iron called? silicon steel silicon steel perm alloy perm alloy CRGO CRGO Alnico Alnico #51. Resistivity of silver is ....? 1.6 x 10^_8 1.6 x 10^_8 2 x 10^4 2 x 10^4 3.2 x 10^_4 3.2 x 10^_4 5 x 10^3 5 x 10^3 #52. Example of pentavalent impirity is....? boron boron antimony antimony aluminium aluminium argon argon #53. When forward biasing applied across PN junction increase the width of depletion layer will.....? decreasing decreasing increasing increasing same same #54. Cut in voltage of silicon is...? 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.7 ge=0.3 #55. Cut in voltage of germanium is...? 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.7 ge=0.3 #56. The process by which the light energy is obtained by applying electrical energy called....? photoelectric effect photoelectric effect photo light photo light electroluminescence electroluminescence electric light electric light #57. The loss appearing in the form of heat due to reversal of electric stresses compelling molecular rearrangement is known as.....? copper loss copper loss dielectric loss dielectric loss heat loss heat loss skin effect skin effect #58. While soldering ICs maximum temperature should not exceed....? 165°C 165°C 265°C 265°C 325°C 325°C 456°C 456°C #59. Application of paper in indulating material is restricted to temperatures upto....? 50°C 50°C 100°C 100°C 140°C 140°C 80°C 80°C #60. Dielectric constant of vaccum is....? 0 0 1 1 100 100 infiniy infiniy #61. Dielectric loss is propotional to...? frequency frequency square of the frequency square of the frequency half of the frequency half of the frequency one third of the frequency one third of the frequency #62. Dielectric loss is propotional to...? frequency frequency square of the frequency square of the frequency half of the frequency half of the frequency one third of the frequency one third of the frequency #63. The dielectric strength of air under normal conditions in KV/cm is about....? 30 30 40 40 25 25 100 100 finish
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