Learning Hub Quiz Flashcards

1
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Name three electrical classifications

A

conductor
insulator
semi conductor

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2
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What is the valence shell?

A

outermost shell

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3
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How many electrons are there in a GE atoms valence shell?

A

4

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4
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Name two types of semi conductors.

A

silicon and germanium

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5
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Name three clasifications of matter.

A

chemical, physical, electrical

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6
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How many electrons are in a silicone atom?

A

14

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7
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What determines the electrical stability of an atom?

A

how close valence shell is to core

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8
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What is an intrinsic material?

A

pure material (p type)

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9
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Which semi conductor is more stable and why?

A

silicon because valence shell is closer

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10
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What term is used to describe when electrons in the valence shell are shared between two or more atoms?

A

covalent bonding

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11
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Name three physical classifications of matter

A

solid
liquid
gas

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12
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Define complex matter.

A

two basic earth materials

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13
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How many electrons in the valence shell of a SI molecuele?

A

4

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14
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How is a silicone crystal formed l and what is it’s charge?

A

through covalent bonding and has a neutral charge

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15
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What is doping and why is it done?

A

Adding impurities to increase conductivity

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16
Q

An impurity with five electrons in its valence shell is called what?
what is the over all charge?

A

pentavalent

pos

17
Q

How many electrons are in the valence shell of a “p” type material

A

4

18
Q

What is the difference between an N type semi conductor and a P type semi conductor?
what is the overall charge of each?

A

N type = free electrons (neutral)

P type= holes (neutral)

19
Q

Name 4 impurities used in a “P” type semi conductor?

A

Gallium
Aluminum
Indium
Boron

20
Q

Name three impurites used in an “N” type semi conductor?

A

Phosphorus
Antimoni
Arsenic

21
Q

In what direction does the hole apear to move in a “P” type semi conductor?
what direction does the current flow?

A

neg to pos

22
Q

What direction does current flow in an “N” type semi conductor?
What are the free electrons called?

A

neg to pos

holes

23
Q

what is the construction of a diode?

A

joining p type and n type material

24
Q

What is the area between the “P” and “N” on the diode called?

A

depletion region

25
Q

What type of material is the anode made of?
What type of material is the cathode made of?

A

P type and N type

26
Q

What is knee voltage?
what is the knee voltage for si and ge?

A

cut in voltage

0.7SI and 0.3GE

27
Q

When there is a negative voltage aplied to the “P” junction what Bias is the diode in?
What hapens to the depletion region?

A

Reverse bias, it grows

28
Q

what polarity is the voltage applied to the cathode to cause it to be forward bias?

A

negative

29
Q

What is PIV?

A

Peak inverse voltage

30
Q

What component is added to a diode when voltage is incresed dureing forwad bias?

A

heat sink

31
Q

What term is used when to much voltage is aplied when in reverse bias and what will happen to the diode?

A

Voltage breakdown reverse / avalanche

32
Q

what is a way of marking the cathode on a diode?

A

Vertical bar indicates cathode (neg)

33
Q

What is a common diode used in every day life that every one is familiar with?

A

LED

34
Q

What is VBR

A

Voltage breakdown reverse - diode conducts too much and destroys itself