For a triode, ${r_p} = 10 \text{ k}\Omega$ and ${g_m} = 3 \text{ m}\mho$. If the load resistance is double the plate resistance, then the value of the voltage gain will be:

In a diode,when there is a saturation current,the plate resistance will be

$A$ change of $0.8 \,mA$ in the anode current of a triode occurs when the anode potential is changed by $10 \,V$. If $\mu = 8$ for the triode,then what change in the grid voltage would be required to produce a change of $4 \,mA$ in the anode current?

The current in a triode at anode potential $100 \, V$ and grid potential $-1.2 \, V$ is $7.5 \, mA$. If the grid potential is changed to $-2.2 \, V$, the current becomes $5.5 \, mA$. The value of transconductance $(g_m)$ will be .... $mili \, mho$.

In the grid circuit of a triode,a signal $E = 2\sqrt{2} \cos(\omega t)$ is applied. If the amplification factor $\mu = 14$ and the plate resistance $r_p = 10\,k\Omega$,then the root mean square $(RMS)$ current flowing through the load resistance $R_L = 12\,k\Omega$ will be.......$mA$.

In the mutual characteristic curve of a triode,which point represents the cut-off voltage?