Intro to Fundamentals 2 Flashcards
high frequency (HF)
3-30 MHz
very high frequency (VHF)
30-300 MHz
ultra high frequency (UHF)
300 MHz - 3 GHz
super high frequency (SHF)
3-30 GHz
human hearing range (audible range)
20 Hz - 20 KHz
Modes of Communication
- Simplex
- Half-duplex
- Full-duplex
General safety rules
1) Don’t work tired
2) Don’t work in poor light
3) Don’t work in wet conditions
4) Don’t wear conductive jewelry
5) Never assume a circuit is dead, always verify
6) Buddy system
7) Don’t mess with safety devices
8) Keep tools clean and in working order
9) Discharge items, such as capacitors, before working on them
10) Don’t mess with safety grounds
11) One-hand rule
12) Use only approved fire extinguishers
13) Follow directions when using chemicals
14) Electronic components may contain hazardous materials
15) Use only approved/equivalent replacement parts
16) Plan, don’t rush
Common connectors
1) Type N: < 11 GHz
2) Precision Type N: < 11 GHz; less loss than non-precision
3) Subminiature (SMA): < 18 GHz; less loss than non-precision; easily damaged
4) K (2.92mm): < 40 GHz; easily damaged
5) BNC: < 4 GHz
Speed of sound
1) Air: 344 m/s or 1,129 ft/s
2) Fresh water: 1,480 m/s or 4,856 ft/s
3) Salt water: 1,520 m/s or 4,987 ft/s
4) Wood: 3,360 m/s or 10,991 ft/s
5) Concrete: 3,400 m/s or 11,555 ft/s
6) Steel: 5,050 m/s or 16,568 ft/s
Sound Characteristics (on contact with a surface)
- Reflection
- Refraction
- Absorption
Infrasonic/Subsonic
Mechanical energy that falls below [1-20 Hz] the human hearing range.
Sonic
Human hearing range.
Ultrasonic
Any frequency above the human hearing range.
O-scope
Time domain
Spectrum analyzer
Frequency Domain