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Electronics

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What is Amplifier Coupling?   Allows the cascading (connecting in series) of amplifiers to transfer energy (signals) from one stage to another.  
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Into which groups are amplifiers classified?   Function and Frequency Response.  
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How do you get maximum power on amplifier coupling?   Match the impedances.  
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Why is Transformer Coupling used?   It provides excellent impedance matching with increased gain.  
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What does adding a parallel capacitor accomplish in Transformer Coupling?   Gives Selectivity.  
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What is the least used method of Amplifier Coupling?   Impedance Coupling  
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In RC Coupling, what is the coupling element?   The capacitor  
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Describe the RC Time of Cc and Rb in relation to the input signal.   The RC time of Cc and Rb is LONG to the input signal.  
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What type of coupling provides the best frequency response?   Direct Coupling  
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What is the process of coupling a portion of the output signal back to the input of an amplifier for control called?   Feedback  
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What are the CLASSES of feedback?   Positive and Negative  
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What is another word for positive feedback?   Regenerative  
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What is another word for negative feedback?   Degenerative  
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What are the TYPES of feed back?   Voltage, Current, and Combination.  
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What is an Open Loop?   A system without feedback.  
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What is Closed Loop?   A system with feedback.  
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What is the equation for Gain Without Feedback?   Av = Vout / Vin  
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What is the equation for Gain With Feedback?   Af = Av / (1- Av * B)  
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What is B in the Gain With Feedback (Af) equation?   B = feedback facotor  
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What is Shunt Voltage Feedback   Feedback applied IN PARALLEL with input signal.  
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What are the types of audio amplifiers?   Single-Ended, Push-Pull, and Complementary Symmetry Push-Pull.  
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Which Class should single-ended audio amplifiers operate in?   Class A  
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Which type of audio amplifier is identified with two transistors?   Push-Pull  
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Which Class should a Push-Pull audio amplifier operate in?   Class AB  
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What are Phase Splitters and Phase Inverters?   Circuits that provide two signals equal in amplitude and opposite in polarity. And are used to drive Push-Pull audio amplifiers.  
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What type of amplifier is used when maximum power and gain are required?   Transformer  
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What type of amplifier is used when good frequency response is required.   Single-Stage/Split-Load Phase Inverter  
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What type of amplifier is used when high power output and fidelity are required.   Complimentary-Symmetry Push-Pull  
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Why is negative feedback used?   To improve frequency response.  
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What is an Oscillator?   A circuit that generates an AC signal at a frequency determined by the value of its components and at a constant peak amplitude.  
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What are the basic components of an oscillator?   Frequency Determining Network (FDN), Amplifier, Feedback.  
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What are the types of oscillators?   Armstrong, Hartley, Colpitts, RC Phase Shift.  
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The ability of crystals to generate an electric field is called?   Pizo Electric Effect  
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What are the two types of Hartley Oscillators?   Series Fed and Shunt Fed.  
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How is an Armstrong Oscillator identified?   Tickler Coil  
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How is an Hartley Oscillator identified?   Split inductors  
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How is an Colpitts Oscillator identified?   Split capacitors  
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How is an RC Phase Shift Oscillator identified?   Resistors and Capacitors.  
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The amount of Phase Shift in an RC Phase Shift Oscillator is determined by:   Ratio of resistance to Xc.  
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What is the voltage at which a sudden increase in a reverse current across a PN junction occurs?   Breakdown Voltage  
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What is the Zener Effect?   Breakdown below 5 volts.  
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What is the Avalanch Effect?   Breakdown above 5 volts.  
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What does a Zener Diode do?   Acts as a Voltage Regulator.  
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What is the formula for Capacitance in a Varactor Diode?   C = kA / d  
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What does JFET stand for?   Junction Field Effect Transistor  
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What is a JFET transisitor's normal state?   On  
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How do you stop current through a JFET transistor?   Apply voltage to the Gate.  
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What does the JFET Transistor use to control current flow?   An Electrostatic Field.  
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What type of signal do Rectifiers output?   Pulsating DC  
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What type of input signal do rectifiers receive?   AC  
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A signal being converted from AC to DC moves through which devices?   Transformer, Rectifier, Filter, Regulator, Load.  
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In a Half-Wave Rectifier what is the formula for Average Voltage?   Eavg = (Epeak * .636) / 2  
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Why are bleeder resistors used?   SAFETY of equipment and personnel, and to PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK.  
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What is REGULATION?   When you keep the voltage constant.  
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