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Energy / Power Source

Battery or Lab Power Supply

Week 1; 1st branch of Electric Circuits

Conductors

Metal members that we use to connect various electric circuit elements

Week 1; 2nd branch of Electric Circuits

Resistors

Conductors that resist the flow of electrical current.

Week 1; 3rd branch of Electric Circuits.

Expand: V = IR

Voltage = Amp current * Resistor

Conductor Resistance

Very low resistance to current flow

Insulator Resistance

Very high resistance to current flow

Units of Resistance

Ohms ( Ω / Omega)

Electrons

The charge carrier responsible (in most cases) for the flow of current

Units of Charge

Coulombs ( C )

Current

The net amount of charge that flows in one second in a given direction past a point in a conductor

Electrical Potential

The work needed to move a unit charge from point 'a' to point 'b'.

Units of Voltage

Volts ( V )

Hardware

Something tangible, e.g. metal, silicon, rubber, etc.

Synchronous

All signals change at the same predetermined time

Digital

Discrete System in which system variables may take on 1 of only 2 values (binary)

Bit

1 Binary Digit

Byte

8 Bits / Binary Digits

Logical True Voltage ( 1 )

+5 Volts

Logical False Voltage ( 0 )

0 Volts

Basic Digital Logic Gates

1. AND


2. OR


3. NOT (Inverter)

There are 3 types

AND Gate Symbol

* or •

OR Gate Symbol

+

NOT Gate Symbol

Line over letter.

Active High Input Symbol (NOT Inverter)

|>•

Active Low Input Symbol (NOT Inverter)

•|>

Determining Number of Input Combinations

2*power of inputs*

Most Significant Bit

First input

Least Significant Bit

Last input

Exclusive OR Gate (XOR)

Output = 1 if odd number of inputs = 1