In these hands-on semiconductor electronics experiments, learn to build and test circuits using discrete silicon (Si) devices, including diodes and transistors. Also, learn important circuit designs, including rectifiers, current mirrors, amplifiers, and oscillators.
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Most integrated circuits are digital, based on MOS (CMOS) transistors.…
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We can construct a simple logic functions for our hypothetical lamp…
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The Programmable Logic Controller, or PLC, was invented in the late…
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In this hands-on AC electronics experiment, you will sense AC magnetic fields using a simple wire coil and learn about AC signal coupling, orientation effects, and the impact of shielding using different materials.
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Shift registers, like counters, are a form of sequential…
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In addition to performing tasks of amplification and switching, tubes…
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If we connect the output of an op-amp to its inverting input and apply…
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A modern alternative to sending (binary) digital information via…
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The table of electric currents and their various bodily effects was…
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While the C-B (common-base) amplifier is known for wider bandwidth…
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Let’s take the following example circuit and analyze it: …
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This calculator helps you compute the characteristic impedance of an asymmetric stripline
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Write an equation describing the precise mathematical relationship…
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Real operational amplifiers have some imperfections compared to an…
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In very simple, qualitative terms, rate the impedance of capacitors…
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This tool is designed to calculate the value of resistance R1 in a reflection attenuator.
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If two coils of wire are brought into close proximity with each other…
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So far, we’ve only been able to escape the sheer volume of…
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If I wanted to build a battery-powered electric drill, would it be…
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