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UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013

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UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013
The most suitable material for the heating element is
A
Tungsten
B
Nichrome
C
Carbon
D
Manganin
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UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013
Pure silicon is
A
a p-type semiconductor
B
an n-type semiconductor
C
an intrinsic semiconductor
D
an extrinsic semiconductor
3
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013
Impurity atoms to be added to pure silicon in order to make a p-type semiconductor belongs to
A
Phosphorous
B
Boron
C
Germanium
D
Antimony
4
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013
Resistivity of a wire depends upon
A
Material
B
Area
C
Length
D
All of these
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2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013
If a ferromagnetic material is heated upto Curie temperature, it becomes
A
Permanent magnet
B
Diamagnetic material
C
Paramagnetic material
D
Anti-ferromagnetic material
6
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC JE ELECTRICAL PAPER II (18 JULY 2013) 2013
At absolute zero temperature, an intrinsic semiconductor behaves as
A
a good conductor
B
a super conductor
C
an insulator
D
variable resistor