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Electromagnetic Theory MCQs | Electromagnetic Theory Multiple Choice Questions and Answers

(1) For Making A Capacitor, It Is Better To Select A Dielectric Having
[A] High Permittivity
[B] Low Permittivity
[C] Permittivity Slightly More Than That Of Air
[D] Permittivity Same As That Of Air
Answer: High Permittivity
(2) The Electric Field At A Point Situated At A Distance D From Straight Charged Conductor Is
[A] Inversely Proportional To D
[B] Inversely Proportional To D
[C] Proportional To D
[D] None Of The Above
Answer: Inversely Proportional To D

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(3) The Lines Of Force Due To Charged Particles Are
[A] Always Curved
[B] Always Straight
[C] Sometimes Curved
[D] None Of The Above
Answer: Always Curved
(4) Which Of The Following Statement Is True ?
[A] The Current In The Discharging Capacitor Decays Exponentially
[B] The Current In The Discharging Capacitor Grows Linearly
[C] The Current In The Discharging Capacitor Decreases Constantly
[D] The Current In The Dicharging Capacitor Grows Exponentially
Answer: The Current In The Dicharging Capacitor Grows Exponentially
(5) In A Capacitor The Electric Charge Is Stored In
[A] Dielectric
[B] Metal Plates
[C] Both (A) And (B)
[D] None Of The Above
Answer: Dielectric
(6) Which Of The Following Capacitors Will Have The Least Variation ?
[A] Silver Plated Mica Capacitor
[B] Ceramic Capacitor
[C] Paper Capacitor
[D] None of these
Answer: Silver Plated Mica Capacitor
(7) Which Of The Following Statements Is Incorrect ?
[A] A Wire Cable Has Distributed Capacitance Between The Conductors
[B] The Stored Energy In A Capacitor Increases With Applied Voltage
[C] The Leakage Resistance Of Ceramic Capacitors Is Generally High
[D] The Stored Energy In A Capacitor Decreases With Reduction In Value Of Capacitance
Answer: The Stored Energy In A Capacitor Decreases With Reduction In Value Of Capacitance
(8) The Sparking Between Two Electrical Contacts Can Be Reduced By Inserting A
[A] Resistance In Line
[B] Capacitor In Series With Each Contact
[C] Sea erosion
[D] None Of The Above
Answer: Capacitor In Parallel With Contacts
(9) When A Dielectric Slab Is Introduced In A Parallel Plate Capacitor, The Potential Difference Between Plates Will
[A] Decrease
[B] Increase
[C] Remain Uncharged
[D] Become Zero
Answer: Decrease
(10) Capacitance Increases With
[A] Reduction In Plate Area And Distance Between The Plates
[B] Increase In Plate Area And Decrease In Distance Between The Plates
[C] Decrease In Plate Area And Value Of Applied Voltage
[D] Increase In Plate Area And Distance Between The Plates
Answer: Increase In Plate Area And Decrease In Distance Between The Plates
(11) The Absolute Permittivity Of Free Space Is Given By
[A] 8.854 X 1(T10 F/M)
[B] 8.854 X 10"12 F/M
[C] 8.854 X 1(T9 F/M)
[D] None
Answer: 8.854 X 1(T10 F/M)
(12) The Capacitor Preferred For High Frequency Circuits Is
[A] Mica Capacitor
[B] Electrolytic Capacitor
[C] Air Capacitor
[D] None Of The Above
Answer: Mica Capacitor
(13) Which Capacitor Will Be Physically Smaller For The Same Ratings ?
[A] Paper Capacitor
[B] Ceramic Capacitor
[C] Both Will Be Of Equal Size
[D] None of these
Answer: Ceramic Capacitor
(14) A Capacitor Consists Of Two
[A] Conductors Separated By An Insulator
[B] Silver-Coated Insulators
[C] Ceramic Plates And One Mica Disc
[D] Insulators Separated By A Dielectric
Answer: Conductors Separated By An Insulator
(15) Dielectric Strength Of A Material Depends On
[A] Thickness
[B] Moisture Content
[C] Temperature
[D] All Of The Above
Answer: All Of The Above
(16) The Capacitance Between Two Plates Increases With
[A] Larger Plate Area, Longer Distance Between Plates And Higher,Applied Voltage
[B] Larger Plate Area And Shorter Distance Between Plates
[C] Shorter Plate Area And Higher Ap¬Plied Voltage
[D] Shorter Plate Area And Shorter Dis¬Tance Between Them
Answer: Larger Plate Area And Shorter Distance Between Plates
(17) The Bridge Used For The Measurement Of The Value Of The Capacitance Is
[A] Schering Bridge
[B] Wien's Bridge
[C] Wheatstone Bridge
[D] Hay's Bridge
Answer: Schering Bridge
(18) 73. The Presence Of An Uncharged Conductor Near A Charged One Increases The
[A] Potential Of The Charged Conductor
[B] Charge Of The Charged Conductor
[C] Capacity Of The Charged Conductor
[D] All Of The Above
Answer: Capacity Of The Charged Conductor
(19) For A Good 0.05 Uf Capacitor Ohmmeter Reading Should
[A] Show High Resistance Momentarily And Then A Very Low Resistance
[B] Go Quickly To 50 Ohm Approximately And Remain There
[C] Show Low Resistance Momentarily And Back Off To A Very High Resis¬Tance
[D] Not Move At All
Answer: Show Low Resistance Momentarily And Back Off To A Very High Resis¬Tance
(20) Which Of The Following Statements Is Correct ?
[A] Electrolytic Capacitors Must Be Connected In Correct Polarity
[B] Ceramic Capacitors Must Be Con¬Nected In Correct Polarity
[C] Mica Capacitors Are Available In Capacitance Values Of 5 To 20 \If
[D] Air Capapitors Have A Black Band To Indicate The Outside Foil
Answer: Electrolytic Capacitors Must Be Connected In Correct Polarity

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