MOD 4 cheat Flashcards

1
Q

Ohmmeter

A

used to test Semiconductors

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2
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A PNP Transistor

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The Arrow of the emitter points in

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3
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Advantages of Full wave rectifier

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all of the wave used

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4
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Semiconductors made from

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silicone and germanium

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5
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Extrinsic Semiconductors

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Doping - Adding Impurities

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6
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Rectifier to convert Positive and Negative cycles

A

Full wave rectifier

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7
Q

N type material doped with

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Pentavalent Material (Penta-Five)

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8
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Majority Carriers N - type material

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Electrons

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9
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P-Type material doped with

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Trivalent Material - (Tri-3)

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10
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Bridge rectifier

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Utilises the full wave of input voltage

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11
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Operational Amplifiers

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Negative Feedback

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12
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To check a Diode

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Remove from circuit

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13
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Relay coil diode

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Flywheel

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14
Q

Opto-coupler has

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LED and Photo diode

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15
Q

Varistor

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Voltage too high, Resistor breaks down and conducts

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16
Q

NPN transistor biased

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Negative connected to emitter

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17
Q

FET type

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Unipolar

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18
Q

Switch off Thyristor

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Reduce Anode/Cathode volts to zero

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19
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Varactor Diode

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Reverse bias, depletion layer acts as a capacitor

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20
Q

Diode to regulate current

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Require a resistor in series

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21
Q

Max current Zener Diode 15V 1W

A

66mAmps

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22
Q

2 Silicon Diodes in series

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Voltage drop 1.2V

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23
Q

LED emits light

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Holes and electrons recombine

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24
Q

Zener Diode

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Voltage regulation

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Positive voltage on P material of Diode
Forward biased
26
Transistor, temperature increases
base to emitter decreases
27
PNP VBE .7v & VCB .5V
transistor saturated
28
Switch off SCR
remove voltage from Anode/cathode
29
Switch SCR off
Current falls below holding value
30
Switch SCR off
Reverse Biased Positive to Cathode / Negative to Anode
31
An amplifier changes
Small Frequency to high frequency
32
Transistor to conduct
Emitter / Bias forward bias Collector/ Base reverse bias
33
Bipolar transistor called
two PN junctions
34
FET
uses less power
35
IC compared to a transistor
Consumes less power
36
Emitter current
equals base plus collector
37
Operational Amplifier has
very high input impedance
38
Op-amp volt gain
feedback resistor over input resistor - minus 180 degree
39
Op-Amp input impedance
high
40
Op-amp normal operation
requires feedback
41
Op amp has
infinite gain
42
Two types of ICs
Linear and digital
43
Two types of linear ICs used
operational amp and voltage reg
44
Static effects
FETs
45
Res/cap on Emitter
Temp stab and decoupling
46
Base / Emitter voltage small change with large on Collector / Emitter
Amplifier
47
Emitter / Base fwd biased, Collector/Base reverse Bias
Current flow
48
Bipolar classified
NPN and PNP
49
Astrable
Self- Oscillating
50
Transistor low fwd and reverse resistance Base/Emitter
Shorted Base / Emitter
51
Common Emitter
High power gain, 180 shift, Medium Voltage
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Differential Amplifier gain 10 5mV invert, 25mV non invert
200mV
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Inverting amp 1k input feedback 4k
gain -4
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Differential Amp non inverting increasing, invert same
output more positive increasing
55
2 Types of ICs circuits
Linear and digital
56
Linear circuit output
proportional to input
57
Op-Amp, zero-volt output
offset voltage adjust
58
Op-amps cannot do
binary operation
59
Op-amps have
High impedance input, Low output
60
Soldering used on a PCB - type
Hand and Mass soldering
61
PCB etching
Ferric chloride
62
Multi layer PCB
plated through holes
63
AND gate
Requires 2 high inputs to give high output
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OR gate
requires 1 High input to give High output
65
Synchro Rotor Power supply
26V AV 400Hz
66
To prevent Servo Overshoot
Velocity Feedback
67
Servo can be
AC or DC
68
Rotor of Desynn RX
Permanent magnet
69
Power supply to Torque Synchro
26 volt AC
70
Servo is
Force amp
71
Diff Transmitter synchro has
3 stator and 3 rotor windings
72
Synchro swap 2 stator leads
Opposite direction
73
Power supply to torque to torque synchro system
Rotor TX and RX
74
Deadband
I/P change no output change
75
Diff Transmitter synchro used for
Addition and Subtraction
76
Close loop
Feedback
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Identify a circuit diagram
Full wave diode bridge rectifier
78
FET Gate controlled by
Voltage
79
Types of FETs
Junction and MOS
80
OP-Amp gain
Very high gain - infinity
81
Inverting Op-Amp output
180 degree shift
82
Resolvers converts voltages
Between Cartesian and Polar vice versa
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Resolution means convert from
Polar to Cartesian
84
Resolvers have
2 Rotor windings and 2 stator windings
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Resolution what winding is shorted
One stator
86
Logic circuits Types
TTL and CMOS
87
PCB made from what material
Thinn flexible insulator (polyester, Epoxy glass cloth)
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Very Large Scale Integration VLSI
Over 1000 Gates