The amplification factor of a triode is $20$. If the grid potential is reduced by $0.2\, V$,then to keep the plate current constant,its plate voltage must be increased by how many volts?

In a diode,when there is saturation current,the plate resistance $({r_p})$ is

In the circuit of a triode valve,there is no change in the plate current when the plate potential is increased from $200 \ V$ to $220 \ V$ and the grid potential is decreased from $-0.5 \ V$ to $-1.3 \ V$. The amplification factor of this valve is

For a triode,$\mu = 64$ and $g_m = 1600 \, \mu \text{mho}$. It is used as an amplifier and an input signal of $1 \, V \text{ (rms)}$ is applied. The signal power in the load of $40 \, k\Omega$ will be......$mW$.

The variation of anode current $(I_p)$ in a triode corresponding to a change in grid potential $(V_g)$ at three different values of the plate potential $(V_p)$ is shown in the diagram. The mutual conductance $(g_m)$ of the triode is.........$ m \text{ mho}$.

In the figure,four plate characteristics of a triode at different grid voltages are shown. The difference between successive grid voltages is $1 \ V$. Which curve will have the maximum grid voltage and what is its value?