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36 Cards in this Set
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What is a model?
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An equivalent circuit
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What is the approximate input impedance of a 741 opamp?
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1 Meg Ohm
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What is the approximate output impedance of a 741 opamp?
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75 ohms
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When two amplifiers are cascaded, how is the total gain calculated?
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the two gains are multiplied
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What is the output of a transconductance amplifier? Voltage or Current?
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Current
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How many elecrons are in the valence shell of a conductor?
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1
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How many elecrons are in the valence shell of a insulator?
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8
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Which is faster current, electrons or holes?
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electrons
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Which column does the silicon element reside in the periodic table of elements?
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4
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When a single electron is dislodged from its atom, it is called what?
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a free electron
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How many electrons exist in the first orbit of an atom?
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2
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The outer orbit of all elements has a predisposition toward having ____ electrons.
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8
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A pure silicon atom has ____ valence electrons.
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4
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The merging of a free electon with a hole is called _____.
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recombination
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The amount of time between the creation and recombination of a free electron is termed ______.
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lifetime
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What is an intrinsic semiconductor?
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A pure semiconductor
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When a voltage is applied to an intrinsic semiconductor, how does it behave?
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like a temperature dependant resistor
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Free electrons flow in the _____ band. Valence or Conduction?
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conduction
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Holes flow in the valence or conduction band?
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valence
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Extrinsic semiconductors are what?
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intrinsic semiconductors that has been doped
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What are the two methods of doping?
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diffusion and ion implantation
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What are the two types of current movement?
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diffusion and drift
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In a PN junction, when an electron jumps across the barrier and recombines with a hole, it forms two ions called a _______.
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dipole
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When a diode is reverse biased, the small resulting current is caused by what?
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minority carriers from thermal energy
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The large amount of current resulting from a large reverse voltage in a diode is called what?
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breakdown
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Breakdown in a diode is caused by what effect?
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avalanche
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What is the only type of diode operated in the breakdown region?
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zener diodes
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The barrier potential decreases approximately ____ per degree Celcius increase
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2 mV
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For a BJT transistor, the emitter is ____ doped and the base is _____ doped and very ____.
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heavily, lightly, thin
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The current flow through a BJT transistor is due to ____ carrier current flow.
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minority
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What is Beta usually considered to be in a BJT transistor?
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~100
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To increase Beta in a BJT transistor, you must _____ the doping of the emitter and _____ the doping of the base.
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increase, decrease
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Vce must be above ____ for conduction to happen with a BJT transistor.
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0.2 V
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What are the first 3 steps to designing a voltage divider BJT transistor baising circuit?
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1. Skeleton (form factor)
2. Choose Vre as 1 volt 3. Choose Re |
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The DC input impedance to the base of a BJT transistor is calculated how?
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Beta x Re
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What does power supply compliance mean?
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The voltage swing it is capable of
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