AC2 Flashcards

1
Q

branch of science that deals with the study of flow
and control of electrons (electricity)

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ELECTRONICS

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2
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also known as the “Electronics Engineering Law of 2004,”

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Republic Act No. 9292

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3
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is defined as the science dealing with the development and application of devices and systems involving the flow of electrons or other carriers of electric charge.

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ELECTRONICS

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4
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Main Applications of Electronics

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  • switch
    -amplifier
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5
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2 Era

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Gas State
Solid State

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6
Q

1900’s
Thomas Edison, John Ambrose Fleming
Bulky
Heavy
Consume Large Power
Overheat Quickly
Fragile

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GAS STATE DEVICES

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7
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1940’s
W. Shockley , J. Kilby
Small
Light
Consume Less Power
Do not overheat
Reliable

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SOLID STATE DEVICES

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8
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2 layer

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DIODE

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9
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Positive side of diode

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ANODE

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10
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Negative side of diode

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CATHODE

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11
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3 LAYER

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TRANSISTOR

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12
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4 LAYER

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THYRISTOR

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13
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Consists of thousands and millions of transistors

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INTEGRATED CIRCUIT

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14
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Father of electricity and magnetism.

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William Gilbert

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15
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Demonstrated the electrical nature of lightning.

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Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment (1752):

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16
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Early form of a capacitor for
storing electric charge.

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Leyden Jar (1745)

17
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First chemical battery.

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Voltaic Pile by Alessandro Volta (1800):