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Electronics Engineering Reviewers: Section 2 Module 17
Question |
Answer |
1. Ultra fast and long range wireless that connects homes and businesses where there is no cable connection available |
WiMax |
2. To measure spin electronics |
Spinometer |
3. Most common analogue meter |
D’arsonval |
4. Measures incident wave and reflected waves |
Reflectometer |
5. Movements of robotic arm: 1. Cartesian, 2. Polar, 3. Cylindrical, 4. Articulated |
1,2,3,4 |
6. Two most popular RF oscillator |
Colpitts and Hartley |
7. Maximum efficiency of transformer |
Copper loss equals constant loss |
8. Photovoltaic silicon cell |
0.6 |
9. Ripple rejection of three-terminal regulator |
0.1% |
10. Most popular thyristor |
SCR |
11. Firing angle of SCR for power density |
95% |
12. Large transformer efficiency |
95% |
13. “bang bang” control |
On-Off |
14. Equivalent open resistance; open voltage circuit |
Thevenin’s law |
15. Arithmetic operation more negative to the capacity of the output register |
Underflow |
16. Arithmetic operation more than the capacity of the output register |
Overflow |
17. Difference of measured output over desired output |
Error |
18. Permanent magnet current-carrying coil |
Permanent magnet moving coil instrument |
19. Ultrasonic welding frequency |
10-75 kHz |
20. Instrument for electrically charged bodies |
Electrostatic instrument |
21. Greater noise resistance compared to RTL |
DTL |
22. What will happen to the eddy current loss if load of transformer increases |
Nothing will happen |
23. Rating of transformer if zero efficiency |
No load |
24. Invented computer that uses binary numbers and stores information |
John Van Neumann |
25. Computer that connects the user’s computer system to the internet |
Server |
26. Maintains physical position for motor control |
Servo motor |
27. Parameter that opposes the magnetic flux |
Reluctance |
28. Element for CRAY 1 supercomputer |
Gallium arsenide |
29. 400Hz, AF, the induction forms a: |
Toroidal |
30. Arc welding current |
50-450 A |
31. Fixed negative voltage regulator |
79 XX |
32. Fixed positive voltage regulator |
78 XX |
33. Generates noise for testing purposes |
Noise generator |
34. To withstand noise |
Noise immunity |
35. Most costly |
Hydraulic |
36. Converts binary to ASCII |
Code converter |
37. Elements with 4 valence electrons |
Elemental semiconductor |
38. Rapidly flashing logic probe indicates: |
Rapidly changing logic activity |
39. Air in dielectric |
Has low loss |
40. Thyristor is also known as: |
Gas-filled triode |
41. Maxwell’s bridge measures accurately |
Medium inductances |
42. In constructing transformers, primary and secondary windings |
Tight magnetic coils |
43. Copper material of primary winding |
Almost equal to the secondary |
44. Saturable reactor |
Magnetic amplifier |
45. Small dc current cause reactance of a large ac winding |
Saturable reactor |
46. Dynamometer that measures high current |
Current transformer |
47. Instrument for electromagnetic induction |
Induction instrument |
48. Instrument for fixed coil to a soft iron |
Moving magnet instrument |
49. 4th economic key |
Information |
50. Step-recovery diode |
Charge-storage diode |
51. Robot “hand” |
Gripper |
52. Intervals for automated welding |
5 |
53. Unsaturated logic gate |
HTL |
54. Advantage of magnetic disk to magnetic tape |
Stores data rapidly |
55. Equivalent voltage for voltage sources w/ series resistance parallel to each other |
Millman’s theorem |
56. Total resistance of resistors in series |
Greater than the highest resistance |
57. Inductance and Q of inductor |
Hay bridge |
58. Volume control for stereo compact disk player |
Audio-tape potentiometer |
59. “busing” for pulse generator, switching circuits |
Tri-state buffer |
60. For op-amps to be used as buffer |
Vout=Vin |
61. Dielectric in oscilloscope |
Electrostatic deflection |
62. Used for oscilloscope deflection |
Electrostatic deflection |
63. Playback robots with continuous path control |
Walk-through programming |
64. Damping for ammeter |
Eddy current damping |
65. Common to oscillator, operates in negative reverse breakdown region |
Tunnel diode |
66. Three state buffer from 0-1 output |
OE is set to logic 1 |
67. In TTL circuits, unusable gate in logic circuit |
Force the load to HIGH |
68. Main program for operating systems |
Kernel |
69. Icon used for display |
Extension |
70. Circuit for very low resistances |
Kelvin double circuit |
71. MOSFET input impedance |
Extremely high |
72. Crowbar circuit |
Has an AC overvoltage protection |
73. Two conditional state |
Digital electronics |
74. Sample circuit in voltage regulator |
Voltage divider network |
75. Change in memory |
EPROM |
76. Edge timing on multiple clock inputs |
Clock skew |
77. Similar on the primary and secondary windings |
Voltage per turn-ampere turns |
78. Largest power dissipating devices |
Water cooling |
79. Coulomb of charge of electrons on a given point every second |
1 ampere |
80. Distribution of electrons on the orbital of an atom |
Electron configuration |
81. Period of phase |
1/360 of a cycle |
82. NPN transistor |
All of the above (RF amplifier, audio amplifier, switching circuits) |
83. Most efficient voltage regulator, high current high voltage applications |
Switching regulator |
84. At low frequency, transformer works poorly because: |
Magnetizing current will be very high |
85. Air gaps in transformer core |
Increases the magnetizing current |
86. Torque remains constant as load changes |
Torque control |
87. Weak signal amplifier, most important factor |
Noise figure |
88. Which describes an Armstrong oscillator |
From the output to the input through the transformer |
89. Internal clamping diode on the input of the logic circuit |
To minimize the negative ringing effect |
90. Transmission system of robots, constant-gear ratio |
Chain drives |
91. Linear electronic voltage regulator |
Regulator in which the conductor in the control varies in direct proportion to voltage or load current |
92. Moving iron ac ammeter |
Different number of operating coils |
93. Tapped coil in a tuned circuit |
Hartley oscillator |
94. Disadvantage of mercury cells and batteries |
Destructive to the environment |
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