Electronics coaching 2 68.

1 MICROMETER – advance IC
69. ZENER DIODE – voltage regulator
1. AMPACITY – current carrying capacity 70. 3-8 INCHES – size of silicon wafer before processing
2. TOROID – flux concentrated on core, advantage over 71. CORONA – exist in transmission line
solenoid 72. CORONA – not affected by atmospheric
3. SOLENOID – electric to mechanical motion 73. TRANSFORMER – primary, secondary, core
4. LINEAR WAVE SHAPING – linear elements 74. CRYSTAL GROWTH – development of crystalline
5. ELECTROMAGNETIC DEFLECTION – meter 75. ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR – Transistor battery best
movement power source
6. SMAW – shielded metal arc welding 76. MICROCOMPUTER MEMORY – lithium back-up
7. SMPS – switch mode power supply 77. ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR – polarized
8. PHOTOTUBE – 78. CROSSOVER NETWORK – tweeter and woofer
9. INTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY – lead acid 79. ZERO – same amplitude and frequency but different
10. VOLTAGE AMPLIFIER – also preamplifier phase
11. COMMON GATE – used as high frequency 80. OSCILLATOR – DC to AC
12. COMMON DRAIN – used as buffer amplifier 81. MULTIVIBRATOR- does not provide sinusoidal
13. COMMON SOURCE – voltage amplifier 82. RELUCTANCE – opposition to magnetic flow
14. SWINBURNE – economical & convenient 83. ANTIMONY –
15. WHEATSTONE – resistance 84. DONOR IMPURITY – added to produce n-type
16. MAXWELL –WEIN – unknown L known C 85. TRIANGULAR WAVE – same rise and decay
17. WEIDEMANN FRANZ LAW – Thermal & electric 86. DAMP – Linear
proportional 87. STRAY CAPACITANCE – shielding and grounding
18. CACHE MEMORY – recent storage & retrieval 88. 660 ohms – good grounding
19. ADDING MAIN MEMORY – I/O 89. AMMETER – place in series directly
20. ADDING CACHE MEMORY 90. VOLTMETER – accurate
21. SELENIUM – photocell 91. MOSFET – high input impedance
22. 108.8% - conduct of silver (Annealed) 92. POINT CONTACT – transistor
23. 72.6% - gold (99.9) 93. CLAMPING –
24. 63%- 99.5% aluminum 94. LIMITER -
25. CLASS B – 130 C 95. ISOTOPE – same protons, diff neutrons
26. CLASS F – 155 C 96. AVOGADRO’S NUMBER – reciprocal of amu
27. ZINC CONTAINER – serves as a cathode in a dry cell 97. NOISE FACTOR – 0db
28. ZINC & COPPER – electrolyte 98. VARACTOR DIODE –
29. DEAD SPACE 99. OHMMETER – requires own power supply
30. BODE PLOT – amplitude to logarithmic 100. MANIPULATOR – to allow bending
31. BPF –range of freq. and certain higher freq 101. 1.6 V –LED
32. LINEAR POTENTIOMETER – meter sensitivity 102. 50 OHMS – input impedance op-amp ideal
33. LOGARITHMIC POTENTIOMETER – volume control 103. 50 OHMS – surge impedance of cable
34. SKIN EFFECT – high frequency 104. SPEED DRIFT AND VELOCITY – DRIFT-
35. HYSTERESIS – NOT 105. HOLE CURRENT –
36. DIFFERENTIATOR – subtractor 106. SHUNT ADMITTANCE – negligible
37. INTEGRATING – capacitor at the feedback 107. CAPACITANCE – affected when Tx height is increased
38. MICA – not small 108. 2.1V
39. CMRR – 30-40 dB 109. DIFFUSION
40. OP AMP – comparator no feedback 110. SCHMITT TRIGGER-
41. FLYWHEEL EFFECT – maintain oscillation 111. CLAPP- A colpitts osc w/ additional capacitance
42. POLYPHASE – heavy load 112. WORK FUNCTION – additional energy to emit electron
43. SINGLE PIP – 1 single freq 113. AVALANCHE EFFECT –
44. 3 PHASE 114. FRENKEL DEFECT – instertitial
45. PEAK REVERSE VOLTAGE – max reverse bias 115. ORTHOGONAL NULLING – garaging
46. RANDOM ERROR – cannot be corrected 116. MEGGER – high resistance measurement
47. BIAS – constant error 117. NEGATIVE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT –
48. GROSS/ PERSONAL ERROR – human temperature increases voltage decreases
49. SYSTEMATIC ERROR – instruments 118. COMBINATIONAL LOGIC CKT – ROM
50. WESTON CELL – std cell 119. TO MINIMIZE EDDY CURRENT – core is laminated
51. PACKING FACTOR – vol. of atom over cell volume 120. UNIVERSAL MOTOR – operates both DC and AC
52. SERIES MOTOR – highest starting torque 121. MONOLITHIC – IC
53. ELECTRIC GENERATOR – reverse electric motor 122. THERMIONIC EMISSION
54. NEGATRON – negative electron 123. STEP UP – secondary voltage higher than primary
55. ANTI NEUTRON – neutron 124. HOPSKIN – has 2 diff compelled motor
56. MOLECULE – compound 125. F.T BACON – first fuel battery
57. BCC – chromium 126. DYNAMIC RESISTANCE – resistance in AC
58. HEXAGONAL STRUCTURE – zinc 127. WIDER BW – poor selectivity
59. MAGNETISM 128. THERMOCOUPLE – gets warm when current flows
60. RESIDUAL MAGNETISM 129. THERMISTOR –
61. CURIE LAW 130. TRANSFORMER COUPLING – most frequently used
62. PERMANENT MAGNET – high sensitivity 131. PCB –wiring
63. PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL 132. IEEE 488 – short range digital comm. Bus
64. VECTOR – magnitude and direction 133. DIGITAL INTERFACE –
65. ACCURACY – closest to true value 134. COUNTERCLOCKWISE – progression time
66. LEADING – when voltage at the load is negative 135. CMRR-
67. 2-3 MICROMETER -IC Distance 136. PROGRAM COUNTER – points to the next instruction
137. INSTRUCTION REGISTER – register w/c stores 195. MOLECULES – compound
instructions 196. -1 – charge of electron when hole is +1
138. STACK – LIFO 197. NEGATIVE – charge of electron
139. LOW LOSS – air is a good dielectric bec it has low loss 198. 100HZ
140. FULL WAVE AND BRIDGE- same freq, input ripple 199. RAM – memory array
factor 200. 105-elements used in laboratory
141. VOLTAGE IS HALF THAT OF A HALFWAVE TYPE – 201. NATURAL / RESONANT FREQUENCY-
disadvantage of conventional fullwave 202. CRITICAL FREQUENCY-
142. HALFWAVE DOUBLER – 2 halfwave rectifier ckt 203. OS –BIOS
143. NICAD- 204. OUTPUT DEVICES – printers. Screens
144. BLEEDER –connected to the capacitor 205. 1Db – person w/ good hearing
145. SUPERPOSITION THEOREM – many emf source 206. COMMUTATOr –
146. THEVENIN – with source and series resistor 207. ALU – processing
147. THIN FILM – 208. 6 TIMES – NMOS over PMOS
148. CERAMIC - for high frequency 209. GEOMETRY – min spacing bet IC
149. PHYSICAL SIZE – where energy of cell and battery is 210. RC SYNTHESIZER – technique producing monolithic IC
dependent by removing inductor
150. P SHELL – 72 electrons 211. SYNSEL – direction
151. ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION 212. FERRANTI EFFECT – when load is removed at the end
152. COMPTOn – camera of long TX line
153. BLUETOOTH – 1/5 of wi-fi 213. SKIN EFFECT – for high freq
154. DISKS CAN STORE AND RETRIEVE MORE FASTER 214. PRE AMPLIFIER – voltage amp
– advantage of disks over tapes 215. BLUE - neutral
155. REPRODUCIBILITy – repeatability
156. FIDELITY – faithful reproduction of signal
157. CAPACITANCE DECREASES– when tx tower height is
increased
158. STABILITY
159. 10-20%
160. RINGING CKT- undamped
161. DAMPING RATIO – use in oscillation
162. RANGE OR SPAN - minimum an maximum coverage
163. 3.3KV – 11KV –resistance grounding
164. TOLERANCE – max. allowable error
165. 95% use with polarization
166. BRAVVAIS EFFECT - shows location of the lattice pt.
167. RAMSEUR EFFECT - absorption of slow moving
electrons
168. SCHERING BRIDGE – unknown capacitance
169. +- 0.5 TO 1% - accuracy
170. +- 0.5 TO 0.2% - accuracy
171. 3 DEGREES
172. PEAK LIMITING
173. 20KHZ TO 20MHZ
174. HIGH PASS FILTER
175. ELECTROMAGNET METER IS MORE RUGGED –
advantage of electro magnet meter over permanent magnet
176. RESISTORS ARE OF EQUAL VALUES – for good
engineering in parallel ckt
177. FREQ. WILL DECREASE – when L & C are increase
178. 0.74 – FCC
179. PRESSURE WELDING – cold welding
180. ARC WELDING-
181. ELECTROLUMINESCENCE – TX and conversion od
electrical energy to light
182. CAPACITOR – energy is stored here
183. ELECTRON ALWAYS FLOW IN SAME DIRECTION –
“not” a char. Of AC wave
184. RL PLANE
185. R+JXL – a) corresponds to a unique pt. in RL plane b)
unique inductive reactance c) unique resistance
186. HOLE CURRENT –
187. ELECTRON-HOLE PAIR – created when electron goes
to conduction band
188. EXCITATION
189. PULSATING DC
190. PEAK AMPLITUDE – arrow vector from the center of
the graph
191. PEAK AMPLITUDE – magnitude of vector
192. OR – all inputs are low – output is low
193. XOR – odd parity
194. LAG – delay