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أخواني في الله أحضرت لكم كتاب علم نفسك الالكترونيات والكهرباء Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics Third Edition Stan Gibilisco
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Contents Preface xix Part Direct current Basic physical concepts Atoms Protons, neutrons, and the atomic number Isotopes and atomic weights Electrons Ions Compounds Molecules Conductors Insulators Resistors Semiconductors Current Static electricity Electromotive force Nonelectrical energy Quiz Electrical units The volt Current flow The ampere Resistance and the ohm Conductance and the siemens viiPower and the watt Energy and the watt hour Other energy units ac Waves and the hertz Rectification and fluctuating direct current Safety considerations in electrical work Magnetism Magnetic units Quiz Measuring devices Electromagnetic deflection Electrostatic deflection Thermal heating Ammeters Voltmeters Ohmmeters Multimeters FET and vacuum-tube voltmeters Wattmeters Watt-hour meters Digital readout meters Frequency counters Other specialized meter types Quiz Basic dc circuits Schematic symbols Schematic diagrams Wiring diagrams Voltage/current/resistance circuit Ohm’s Law Current calculations Voltage calculations Resistance calculations Power calculations Resistances in series Resistances in parallel Division of power Resistances in series-parallel Resistive loads in general Quiz Direct-current circuit analysis Current through series resistances Voltages across series resistances viii ContentsVoltage across parallel resistances Currents through parallel resistances Power distribution in series circuits Power distribution in parallel circuits Kirchhoff’s first law Kirchhoff’s second law Voltage divider networks Quiz Resistors Purpose of the resistor The carbon-composition resistor The wirewound resistor Film type resistors Integrated-circuit resistors The potentiometer The decibel The rheostat Resistor values Tolerance Power rating Temperature compensation The color code Quiz Cells and batteries Kinetic and potential energy Electrochemical energy Primary and secondary cells The Weston standard cell Storage capacity Common dime-store cells and batteries Miniature cells and batteries Lead-acid cells and batteries Nickel-cadmium cells and batteries Photovoltaic cells and batteries How large a battery? Quiz Magnetism The geomagnetic field Magnetic force Electric charge in motion Flux lines Magnetic polarity Dipoles and monopoles Contents ixMagnetic field strength Permeability Retentivity Permanent magnets The solenoid The dc motor Magnetic data storage Quiz Test: Part Part Alternating current Alternating current basics Definition of alternating current Period and frequency The sine wave The square wave Sawtooth waves Complex and irregular waveforms Frequency spectrum Little bits of a cycle Phase difference Amplitude of alternating current Superimposed direct current The ac generator Why ac? Quiz Inductance The property of inductance Practical inductors The unit of inductance Inductors in series Inductors in parallel Interaction among inductors Effects of mutual inductance Air-core coils Powdered-iron and ferrite cores Permeability tuning Toroids Pot cores Filter chokes Inductors at audio frequency Inductors at radio frequency Transmission-line inductors x ContentsUnwanted inductances Quiz Capacitance The property of capacitance Practical capacitors The unit of capacitance Capacitors in series Capacitors in parallel Dielectric materials Paper capacitors Mica capacitors Ceramic capacitors Plastic-film capacitors Electrolytic capcitors Tantalum capacitors Semiconductor capacitors Variable capacitors Tolerance Temperature coefficient Interelectrode capacitance Quiz Phase Instantaneous voltage and current Rate of change Sine waves as circular motion Degrees of phase Radians of phase Phase coincidence Phase opposition Leading phase Lagging phase Vector diagrams of phase relationships Quiz Inductive reactance Coils and direct current Coils and alternating current Reactance and frequency Points in the RL plane Vectors in the RL plane Current lags voltage Inductance and resistance How much lag? Quiz Contents xi Capacitive reactance Capacitors and direct current Capacitors and alternating current Reactance and frequency Points in the RC plane Vectors in the RC plane Current leads voltage How much lead? Quiz Impedance and admittance Imaginary numbers Complex numbers The complex number plane The RX plane Vector representation of impedance Absolute-value impedance Characteristic impedance Conductance Susceptance Admittance The GB plane Vector representation of admittance Why all these different expressions? Quiz RLC circuit analysis Complex impedances in series Series RLC circuits Complex admittances in parallel Parallel GLC circuits Converting from admittance to impedance Putting it all together Reducing complicated RLC circuits Ohm’s law for ac circuits Quiz Power and resonance in ac circuits What is power? True power doesn’t travel Reactance does not consume power True power, VA power and reactive power Power factor Calculation of power factor How much of the power is true? xii ContentsPower transmission Series resonance Parallel resonance Calculating resonant frequency Resonant devices Quiz Transformers and impedance matching Principle of the transformer Turns ratio Transformer cores Transformer geometry The autotransformer Power transformers Audio-frequency transformers Isolation transformers Impedance-transfer ratio Radio-frequency transformers What about reactance? Quiz Test: Part Part Basic electronics Introduction to semiconductors The semiconductor revolution Semiconductor materials Doping Majority and minority charge carriers Electron flow Hole flow Behavior of a P-N junction How the junction works Junction capacitance Avalanche effect Quiz Some uses of diodes Rectification Detection Frequency multiplication Mixing Switching Voltage regulation Amplitude limiting Contents xiiiFrequency control Oscillation and amplification Energy emission Photosensitive diodes Quiz Power supplies Parts of a power supply The power transformer The diode The half-wave rectifier The full-wave, center-tap rectifier The bridge rectifier The voltage doubler The filter Voltage regulation Surge current Transient suppression Fuses and breakers Personal safety Quiz The bipolar transistor NPN versus PNP NPN biasing PNP biasing Biasing for current amplification Static current amplification Dynamic current amplification Overdrive Gain versus frequency Common-emitter circuit Common-base circuit Common-collector circuit Quiz The field-effect transistor Principle of the JFET N-channel versus P-channel Depletion and pinchoff JFET biasing Voltage amplification Drain current versus drain voltage Transconductance The MOSFET xiv ContentsDepletion mode versus enhancement mode Common-source circuit Common-gate circuit Common-drain circuit A note about notation Quiz Amplifiers The decibel Basic bipolar amplifier circuit Basic FET amplifier circuit The class-A amplifier The class-AB amplifier The class-B amplifier The class-C amplifier PA efficiency Drive and overdrive Audio amplification Coupling methods Radio-frequency amplification Quiz Oscillators Uses of oscillators Positive feedback Concept of the oscillator The Armstrong oscillator The Hartley circuit The Colpitts circuit The Clapp circuit Stability Crystal-controlled oscillators The voltage-controlled oscillator The PLL frequency synthesizer Diode oscillators Audio waveforms Audio oscillators IC oscillators Quiz Data transmission The carrier wave The Morse code Frequency-shift keying Amplitude modulation for voice Single sideband Contents xvFrequency and phase modulation Pulse modulation Analog-to-digital conversion Image transmission The electromagnetic field Transmission media Quiz Data reception Radio wave propagation Receiver specifications Definition of detection Detection of AM signals Detection of CW signals Detection of FSK signals Detection of SSB signals Detection of FM signals Detection of PM signals Digital-to-analog conversion Digital signal processing The principle of signal mixing The product detector The superheterodyne A modulated-light receiver Quiz Integrated circuits and data storage media Boxes and cans Advantages of IC technology Limitations of IC technology Linear versus digital Types of linear ICs Bipolar digital ICs MOS digital ICs Component density IC memory Magnetic media Compact disks Quiz Electron tubes Vacuum versus gas-filled The diode tube The triode Extra grids Some tubes are obsolete xvi ContentsRadio-frquency power amplifiers Cathode-ray tubes Video camera tubes Traveling-wave tubes Quiz Basic digital principles Numbering systems Logic signals Basic logic operations Symbols for logic gates Complex logic operators Working with truth tables Boolean algebra The flip-flop The counter The register The digital revolution Quiz Test: Part Part Advanced electronics and related technology Acoustics, audio, and high fidelity Acoustics Loudness and phase Technical considerations Basic components Other components Specialized systems Recorded media Electromagnetic interference Quiz Wireless and personal communications systems Cellular communications Satellite systems Acoustic transducers Radio-frequency transducers Infrared transducers Wireless local area networks Wireless security systems Hobby radio Noise Quiz Contents xvii Computers and the Internet The microprocessor and CPU Bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, and gigabytes The hard drive Other forms of mass storage Random-access memory The display The printer The modem The Internet Quiz Robotics and artificial intelligence Asimov’s three laws Robot generations Independent or dependent? Robot arms Robotic hearing and vision Robotic navigation Telepresence The mind of the machine Quiz Test: Part Final exam Appendices A Answers to quiz, test, and exam questions B Schematic symbols Suggested additional reference Index Index A absolute value: complex numbers and, – impedance, acceptor impurity, acoustic emitter, acoustic pickup, acoustic transducers, – acoustics, – admittance, – complex in parallel, – converting to impedance, GB plane, – parallel circuits and, air cores, – , air-variable capacitors, alpha cutoff frequency, alternating current (ac), – advantages of using, amplitude, – capacitors and, – coils and, – cycles/phases, definition, generator, – hertz and, – period/frequency, – amateur radio, – ammeters, – ampere, ampere hours, ampere-turn, amplification, bipolar transistors, – voltage, – amplification factor, amplifiers, – audio, – bipolar, – class-A, – class-AB, – class-B, – class-C, – coupling methods, – drive/overdrive, – FET, – hi-fi audio, operational, – power, – , – radio-frequency, – amplitude, – instantaneous, peak, peak-to-peak, root-mean-square, – amplitude limiting, – amplitude modulation (AM), bandwidth of voice signal, – demodulation, – transmitter, voice, – analog magnetic tape, – analog meter, analog multiplexer, analog-to-digital conversion, – , AND gate, – , androids, angle of lag, – pictorial method of determining, – trigonometric method of determining, angle of lead, – pictorial method of determining, – trigonometric method of determining, anodes, – antennas, – dipole, – loopstick, receiving, – transmitting, – apogee, armature coil, Armstrong oscillator, articulated geometry, – artificial intelligence (AI), – artificial life, – ASCII, Asimov’s three laws, – aspect ratio, atomic numbers, – atomic weight, – atoms, – Index audio amplifiers, – frequency response, – volume control, audio frequency (AF), inductors at, audio-frequency-shift keying (AFSK), audio-frequency transformers, audio mixer, – audio oscillators, – audio potentiometer, – audio tape, – , – audio waveforms, auroral propagation, autonomous robots, – autotransformers, avalanche effect, average forward current, – B balance control, – bandwidth, voice signal, – bar-graph meters, base, base current, base station, batteries, – alkaline, dry, lantern, – lead-acid, lithium, mercury, – nickel-cadmium, – silver-oxide, size needed, – storage capacity, transistor, zinc-carbon, baud, Baudot, beat frequency, beat-frequency oscillator (BFO), beta, bias, – current amplification, – forward/reverse, JFET, – NPN, – PNP, zero, – binary number system, – binaural hearing, – binocular machine vision, bipolar amplifier, – bipolar transistors, – amplification, – gain vs. frequency, – NPN biasing, – NPN vs. PNP, – overdrive, – PNP biasing, bits per second (bps), bleeder resistors, blocking capacitor, Boolean algebra, breakers, – bridge rectifiers, – British thermal unit (BTU), broadband transformers, Brooks, Rodney, – brownout, bubble memory, – , – bytes, C cable, candela, capacitance, – interelectrode, – junction, property of, – pure, resistance and, – unit of, capacitive reactance, – current leads voltage, – frequency and, – RC plane points, – RC plane vectors, capacitive susceptance, formula, capacitors, air-variable, alternating current and, – ceramic, – chokes and, – coaxial, – coupling, direct current and, – disk-ceramic, electrolytic, filter, – , capacitors (Cont.) mica, paper, – parallel, – plastic-film, practical, semiconductor, series, – tantalum, – temperature coefficient, tolerance ratings, – trimmers, tubular, variable, – carbon-composition resistors, – carbon-film resistors, carrier frequency, carrier wave, Cartesian coordinate geometry, – cathode-ray tube (CRT), – cathodes, – grounded, – cavities, – , – CD-ROM, CDMA, cell, – battery (see batteries) in cellular communications, electrochemical, – miniature, – photovoltaic, primary, – secondary, solar, storage capacity, – Weston standard, cell phone, – cellular communications, – central processing unit (CPU), – , ceramic capacitors, – channels, N- vs. P-, – television, characteristic impedance, – , charge carriers, chemical energy, chips (see integrated circuits)Index circuits: analysis of dc, – dc, – GLC, – integrated (see integrated circuits) power distribution in parallel, – power distribution in series, RC, – RL, RLC, – transistors abbreviations for, voltage/current/resistance, Clapp oscillator, – class-A amplifier, – class-AB amplifier, – class-B amplifier, – class-C amplifier, – clinometer, coaxial capacitors, – code-division multiple access, coefficient of coupling, coherent radiation, coils, – , – alternating current and, – direct current and, – collector, collector current, color codes, resistors, – color resolution, color sensing, – Colpitts oscillator, common base, – common collector, – common drain, – common emitter, – common gate, – common source, – communications: data reception, – data transmission, – commutator, compact disk, – compact-disk, read-only memory (CD-ROM), compact hi-fi system, comparators, complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS), - complex admittance: adding vectors, formula, – parallel, – complex impedance: adding vectors, formula, series, – complex numbers, – absolute value, – adding/subtracting, – multiplying, plane, – vectors, component hi-fi system, compounds, – conductance, formula, siemens and, – conductivity, conductors, continuous-wave (CW), demodulation, – converters: analog-to-digital, – digital-to-analog, – UHF/microwave, up vs. down, VLF/LF, cores, – air, – , E, ferrite, geometries of transformer, – pot, – powdered-iron, solenoidal, – toroidal, – , cosine waveform, cosmic radiation, coulombs, counter, – coupling, capacitive, transformer, – tuned-circuit, cryotechnology, crystal-controlled oscillators, – crystal set, crystals, quartz, current, ac (see alternating current) calculating, – dc (see direct current) current (Cont.) flow, – gain, limiting, relative vs. relative voltage, surge, – through parallel resistance, – through series resistance, – current amplifier, – dynamic, static, cylinder, cylindrical coordinate geometry, – D D’Arsonval movement, – data reception, – demodulation, – digital-to-analog conversion, – modulated-light receiver, product detector, – radio wave propagation, – receiver specifications, – superheterodyne, – data speed, data transmission, – analog-to-digital conversion, – electromagnetic fields, – media, – modulation, – dc motors, – decibel, decibel meter, calculating values, current, gain figures, power, sound power in terms of, threshold of hearing, – voltage, decimal number system, – declining discharge curve, degrees of freedom, – degrees of phase, – degrees of rotation, demodulation: AM signals, – continuous-wave, – frequency modulation, – Index demodulation (Cont.) frequency-shift keying, pulse modulation, – single sideband, depletion mode, vs. enhancement mode, destination computer, detection (see demodulation) detection diodes, – diamagnetism, dielectric, diffusion, digital audio tape, digital logic, – complex operations, – symbols, truth tables, – digital meter, digital principles, – digital signal processing (DSP), – digital-to-analog conversion, – , diodes, – average forward current, – cat whisker, – detection, – Esaki, Gunn, IMPATT, infrared-emitting, laser, light-emitting, photosensitive, – PIN, rectifier, – tubes, – tunnel, uses, – using as oscillators, varactor, Zener, dipoles, direct current: capacitors and, – circuit analysis, – circuits, – coils and, – rectification and fluctuating, – superimposed, – discriminator, – disk media, – disks and disk drives, – , – display, – division of power, Dolby, domain name, domain type, donor impurity, doping, dot-matrix printer, dot pitch, – dot size, – drain, drain current, vs. drain voltage, – drain voltage vs. drain current, – dual inline package (DIP), ducting, dynamic current amplifier, dynamic mutual conductance (see transconductance) dynamic RAM (DRAM), dynamic range, – E e-mail, earth-moon-earth (EME), eddy currents, edge detection, Edison, Thomas, electric field, electrical power (see power) electrical units, – electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM), electricity: prefix multipliers, static, – electrochemical energy, – electrolytic capacitors, electromagnetic deflection, – , electromagnetic fields, – frequency vs. wavelength, electromagnetic induction, electromagnetic interference, – electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic spectrum, electromagnetism, electromagnets, – ac, dc, – electromotive force (EMF), – , – electron flow, – electron tubes, – electron volt, electronic counters, electronic mail, electrons, path of, secondary, electroscope, – electrostatic deflection, – , – electrostatic transducer, – elements, – atomic numbers/weight, – embedded path, emitter, emitter-coupled logic (ECL), energy: chemical, difference between power and, electrochemical, – emission, – harmonic, kinetic, nonelectrical, – nuclear, potential, units of, – watt hour and, – energy per unit time, – enhancement mode vs. depletion mode, envelope detection, epipolar navigation, – erasable programmable ROM (EPROM), electrically, erg, Esaki diodes, exabyte, expert systems, external modem, extremely low frequency (ELF), F facsimile, – farad, Index fast-scan television (FSTV), – feedback, ferrite cores, ferromagnetism, – FET amplifier, – FET voltmeter (FETVM), fiberoptics, – field coil, field-effect transistor (FET), – insulated-gate, junction, – metal-oxide, – fifth-generation robot, file-transfer protocol (FTP), filter capacitors, – filter choke, filters, – capacitor-input, choke-input, first-generation robot, flash memory, flat discharge curve, flip-flops, – J-K, master/slave, R-S, synchronous, flux: electric lines of, magnetic lines of, – , – flux density, foot pound, formatting, forward bias, forward breakover voltage, fourth-generation robot, frequency: alpha cutoff, angular, audio, beat, capacitive reactance and, – carrier, constancy of in oscillators, – deviation, gain vs., – inductive reactance and, – intermediate, – radio, – radio signal classifications, frequency (Cont.) resonant, – tripler, vs. wavelength, frequency control, frequency counters, frequency modulation (FM), , – demodulation, – wideband, frequency multipliers, frequency-shift keying (FSK), – demodulation, frequency spectrum, – full duplex, full-wave rectifiers, full-wave voltage doubler, fuser, fuses, – G gain: amplifier, – current, frequency vs., – power, voltage, gain bandwidth product, galena, gallium arsenide, – galvanism, galvanometer, gas-filled tubes, vs. vacuum, gate, gate voltage, gauss, GB plane, – vectors, generators, ac, – geomagnetic field, – magnetic compass, poles/axis, solar wind, – geomagnetic storm, geostationary satellite, germanium, gigabytes, gigacycles, gigahertz, gilbert, GLC circuits, – Global Positioning System (GPS), graphic equalizer, – grid, – Gunn diodes, H half-wave rectifiers, – ham radio, – , – hand-held operation, handoff, hard drive, – , – harmonics, Hartley oscillator, – headset, heatsinks, henry, heptode, – hertz, ac and, – heterodyning, – hexadecimal number system, hexaphonic sound, hexode, – hobby radio, – hole flow, hue, – hydrogen, heavy, hypertext, hysteresis loss, I IBM-compatible computer, illumination meter, – image orthicon, image resolution, – imaginary numbers, – IMPATT diodes, impedance, – absolute-value, bridge, characteristic, – , complex in series, – complex numbers, – converting admittance to, imaginary numbers, – RX plane, – impedance matching, transformers and, – impedance mismatch, – impedance-transfer ratio, – Index inductance, – amount of lag, – line, – mutual, – permeability tuning, property of, – pure, resistance and, – stray, unit of, unwanted, induction, electromagnetic, inductive reactance, – current lags voltage, frequency and, – RL plane points, – RL plane vectors, – inductive susceptance, formula, inductors, air cores, – audio frequency, ferrite cores, interaction among, – parallel, – pot cores, powdered-iron cores, practical, – radio frequency, series, – transmission-line, – infrared, – , infrared-emitting diode (IRED), , infrared transducers, – infrasound, inkjet printer, insect robots, – instantaneous amplitude, insulated-gate field-effect transistor (IGFET), insulators, integrated circuits (ICs), – advantages, – bipolar digital, capacitors in, component density, – linear, – linear vs. digital, memory, – MOS digital, – op amp as an oscillator, integrated circuits (ICs) (Cont.) packaging, resistors, – technology limitations, – interelectrode capacitance, – interlacing, intermediate frequency (IF), – internal modem, Internet, – Internet relay chat, Internet service provider (ISP), ionosphere refraction, ions, – isolation transformers, – isotopes, – J J-K flip-flops, Jaz disks, – joule, – converting, junction capacitance, junction field-effect transistor (JFET), – biasing, – depletion/pinchoff, – drain current vs. drain voltage, – N-channel vs. P-channel, – principles, transconductance, voltage amplification, – K kiloamperes, kilobaud, kilobits per second (kbps), kilobytes, kilocycles, kilohertz, kilohms, kilosiemens, kilovolt, kilowatt hour, kilowatt-hour meters, – kilowatts, kinetic energy, Kirchhoff, Gustav Robert, Kirchhoff’s First Law, – Kirchhoff’s Second Law, – klystron, L lagging phase, large-scale integration (LSI), – laser diodes, laser printer, – , – leading phase, – LED printer, light meter, – light-emitting diode (LED), , linear taper potentiometer, linearity, – liquid-crystal display (LCD), , loading control, logarithm, – logarithmic potentiometer, – logic: Boolean algebra, counters, – digital, – flip-flops, – parallel data transfer, – positive vs. negative, register, serial data transfer, signals, – logic board, loudness, – low-earth-orbit satellite, low frequency (LF), lower sideband (LSB), lumens, M machine hearing, – machine language, Macintosh computer, magnetic compass, magnetic data storage, – , – audio tape, – , – bubble memory, – compact disks, disks, – , – videotape, – magnetic diskettes, Index magnetic field, magnetic field strength, – ampere-turn/gilbert units, electromagnets, – tesla/gauss units, magnetic force, – magnetic levitation, magnetic polarity, – magnetic tape, analog, – magnetic units, – magnetism, – , – electric charge in motion, geomagnetic field, – lines of flux, – , – permeability, – retentivity, – magnetomotive force, magneto-optical storage, magnetron, – magnets, permanent, – make-before-break, mass storage, – master/slave (M/S) flip-flops, maximum usable frequency (MUF), maxwell, measuring devices, – medium-earth-orbit satellite, – medium-scale integration (MSI), megabits per second (Mbps), megabytes, megacycles, megahertz, megasiemens, megavolt, megawatt, memory, – , – bubble, – , – capacity, erasable programmable ROM, IC storage capacity, random-access, – read-only, volatility, metal-can package, metal-film resistors, metal-oxide semiconductors (MOS), – complementary, N-channel, P-channel, metal-oxide-semiconductor fieldeffect transistor (MOSFET), – depletion mode vs. enhancement mode, flexibility, problems with, super-high input impedance, metal oxides, meter shunt, meters (see test equipment) mica capacitors, microammeter, microamperes, microfarad, microhenry, microprocessor, – microsiemens, microvolt, microwatt, microwave signals, milliammeter, milliampere, millihenry, millisiemens, millivolt, milliwatt, mixing, mobile operation, mobile sound system, modem, – modulated-light receiver, modulation: amplitude, – de-, – frequency, – phase, – pulse, – pulse amplitude, – pulse code, – pulse duration, pulse frequency, pulse interval, pulse width, reactance vs. phase, molecules, – monitor, monopoles, – moonbounce, Morse code, motherboard, motors, dc, – multimeters, – multiplexers, analog, multiplexing, time-division, multivibrator, – mutual inductance, effects of, – N NAND gate, nanoampere, nanohenry, neutrons, newsgroups, noise, – , – noise blanker, noise figure (NF), – noise floor, noise limiter, NOR gate, NOT gate, nuclear energy, nucleus, numbering systems: binary, – decimal, – hexadecimal, octal, numbers: atomic, – Boolean algebra, complex, – imaginary, – real, O octal number system, Ohm’s law, – , – ohmmeter, – ohms, resistance and, – operational amplifier (op amp), – as an oscillator, optoisolator, OR gate, oscillation, oscillators, – Armstrong, audio, – beat-frequency, Clapp, – Colpitts, Index oscillators (Cont.) concept, crystal-controlled, – diode, feedback, Hartley, – IC, parasitic, performance reliability, Pierce, PLL frequency synthesizer, stability, – uses, variable-frequency, – voltage-controlled, – oscilloscope, – , overdrive, – , – overwhelmingly large-scale integration (OLSI), oxidation, ozone, P P-N junction, – packet radio, packets, paper capacitors, – parallel data transfer, – parallelogram, parasitic oscillators, peak amplitude, peak inverse voltage (PIV), – peak reverse voltage (PRV), peak-to-peak amplitude, peer-to-peer wireless LAN, pen recorders, pentode, – perigee, permanent magnets, – permeability, – permeability tuning, petabyte, phase, – , – degrees of, – instantaneous voltage/current, – lagging, leading, – radians of, rate of change, – sound, – phase (Cont.) vector diagrams, – phase angle, cosine of, phase coincidence, – phase-locked loop (PLL), phase modulation, – vs. reactance modulation, phase opposition, phosphor, photoconductivity, photodiodes, silicon, – photomultiplier, photovoltaic cells, photovoltaic effect, picofarad, Pierce oscillator, piezoelectric transducer, PIN diode, pinchoff, plastic-film capacitors, plates, platters, PLL frequency synthesizer, polarity, polarization, portable operation, portable sound system, – pot cores, potential energy, potentiometers, – audio, – linear taper, logarithmic, – powdered-iron cores, power: ac circuits and, – calculating, – definition, – difference between energy and, dissipation, – distribution in parallel circuits, – distribution in series circuits, division of, energy per unit time, – imaginary, instantaneous, rating of resistors, – reactive, – true, – , – , – volt-amperes (VA), – watt and, – power amplifiers, – broadband, – definition of efficiency, efficiency vs. class, power input, – power output, radio-frequency, – tuned, – weak-signal vs., power factor, – power gain, power supplies, – parts, – power surges, – power transformers, – , – electronic device, – generating plant, ratings, – step-up/step-down, transmission lines, power transmission, – measuring, – standing waves, – printer, – product detectors, – propagation: auroral, radio-wave, – sky-wave, – surface-wave, tropospheric, protocol, – protons, proximity sensing, pulse amplitude modulation (PAM), – , pulse code modulation (PCM), – , pulse duration modulation (PDM), , pulse frequency modulation (PFM), pulse interval modulation (PIM), pulse modulation (PM), – demodulation, – pulse width modulation (PWM), Q quadraphonic sound, Index R R-S flip-flops, rack hi-fi system, radians of phase, radiation: coherent, cosmic, electromagnetic, radiation resistance, radio frequency (RF): classifications, inductors at, power amplifiers, – radio-frequency amplifiers, – weak-signal vs. power, radio-frequency transducers, – radio-frequency transformers, – coil types, – transmission-line types, radio spectrum, radio signals, – radio-wave propagation, – line-of-sight waves, – polarization, radioteletype (RTTY), random-access memory (RAM), – , – range plotting, range sensing, rate meters, ratio detector, RC circuit, – RC plane: angle of lead, – points, – vectors, reactance, – capacitive, – frequency and, – , – general information regarding, – inductive, – power, – pure, reactance modulation, vs. phase modulation, read-only memory (ROM), electrically erasable, erasable, real numbers, receivers: dynamic range, noise figure, – selectivity, sensitivity, specifications, – receiving antenna, – receptor electrode, rectification, fluctuating dc and, – rectifier diodes, – rectifiers, bridge, – full-wave, half-wave, – selenium, silicon, refresh rate, register, regulators, voltage, relays, repeater, resistance, calculating, – capacitance and, – current through parallel, – current through series, – loads in general, ohms and, – parallel, – power distribution in parallel, – power distribution in series, pure, radiation, series, – series-parallel, – voltage across parallel, voltage across series, – resistivity, electrical wire and, – resistors, – , – bleeder, carbon-composition, – carbon-film, color code, – IC, – metal-film, power rating, – purpose, – temperature compensation, – resistors (Cont.) tolerance, values, wirewound, – resolution, resonance: parallel, series, – resonant devices, – antennas, – cavities, – crystals, transmission lines, resonant frequency, calculating, – reverse bias, reverse voltage, revolute geometry, – rheostat, ripple, RL circuit, RL plane: determining amount of lag, – phase angle, points, – vectors, – RLC circuits, – complex admittances in parallel, – complex impedances in series, – parallel, – reducing complicated, – series, – , – robot arms, – robot generations, – robotic navigation, – root-mean-square amplitude, – rule-based system, RX plane, – vectors, – S safety, – power supplies and, sampling rate, satellite, – geostationary, low-earth-orbit, medium-earth-orbit, – Index saturation, color, – sawtooth wave, – fast-rise/slow-decay, slow-rise/fast-decay, variable-rise/variable-decay, schematic diagrams, vs. wiring diagrams, schematic symbols, – scientific notation, second-generation robot, sectors, selenium, selenium rectifiers, self-replicating robot, semiconductor capacitors, semiconductors, – , – acceptor impurity, avalanche effect, charge carriers, donor impurity, doping, electron flow, – hole flow, materials, – metal-oxide, – P-N junction, – revolution, – sensitivity, serial data port, serial data transfer, shift register, shortwave listening, – shunt resistance, sidebands, – , siemens, conductance and, – signal logic, – signal mixing, – signals: low-frequency (LF), microwave, product detector, – radio, – ultra-high-frequency (UHF), very-low-frequency (VLF), voice, – silicon, silicon rectifiers, sine waves, as circular motion, – single inline package (SIP), single sideband (SSB), – demodulation, single sideband (SSB) (Cont.) transmitter, – voice, sky-wave EM propagation, – slope detection, slow-scan television (SSTV), smart androids, solar cell, solar flare, solar panel, solar wind, – solenoid, – , – relay device, ringer device, – sound-level meter, sound path effects, – sound spectrum, – sound waveforms, source, source current, source computer, speaker, spectrum analyzer, , – spurious emissions, square wave, stability, – standing waves, – static current amplifier, static electricity, – static RAM (SRAM), storage register, substrate, superconductivity, superheterodyne, – surface-wave propagation, surge current, – surge impedance, – , susceptance, – formulas, – pure, switching, symbols and notations, – , – synchronization pulses, synchronous flip-flops, T tantalum capacitors, – tape drive, tape media, tape recorder, – telechir, – telepresence, – television: fast-scan, – slow-scan, temperature coefficient: capacitors, negative/positive, temperature compensation, resistors, – terabyte, terahertz, terminal emulation software, terminal unit, tesla, test equipment, measuring devices, – tests: alternating current, – answers, – direct current, – tetrode, thermal heating, thermal printer, – thermocouple principle, third-generation robot, – time-division multiplexing, timers, tolerance, capacitor, – tone control, toroid, – , torque, tracks, transceiver, transconductance, transformers, – air-core, audio-frequency, auto-, balanced/unbalanced loads, – broadband, core geometries, – cores, – coupling, – ferrite cores, impedance-transfer ratio, – isolation, – laminated iron, powdered-iron cores, power, – , – principles, – Index transformers (Cont.) radio-frequency, – reactance, – step-up/step-down, turns ratio, – utility, – Variac, transient suppressors, transistors: bipolar, – circuit abbreviations, field-effect, – NPN vs. PNP, – transistor-transistor logic (TTL), transmission lines, – , – capacitors, – inductors, – measuring power, – overheating, power transformers and, radio, sections, transformers, types of, transmitters: amplitude modulation, single sideband, – transmitting antenna, – traveling-wave tubes, – treble control, triangular wave, trimmers, triodes, – tropospheric EM propagation, truth tables, – tubes: cathode, – , cathode-ray, – diode, – electron, – heptode, – hexode, – klystron, magnetron, – obsolete, pentode, – RF power amplifiers, – tetrode, traveling-wave, – triode, – tubes (Cont.) vacuum vs. gas-filled, video camera, – tuner, – tuning control, tunnel diodes, turns ratio, – U ultra-large-scale integration (ULSI), ultra-high frequency (UHF), ultrasound, ultraviolet, upper sideband (USB), username, V vacuum tubes, vs. gas-filled, vacuum-tube voltmeter (VTVM), varactors, variable capacitors, – variable-frequency oscillator (VFO), – Variac transformer, vector diagrams, phase relationship, – very large-scale integration (VLSI), very low frequency (VLF), vestigial sideband (VSB), video camera tubes, – videotape, – vidicon, vinyl disk, visible wavelengths, vision system, – volt, – volt-amperes (VA), volt-ohm-milliammeter (VOM), – voltage: calculating, forward breakover, across parallel resistances, reverse, across series resistances, – voltage amplification, – voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), , – voltage dividers, – , voltage doubler, – voltage gain, voltage multipliers, voltage regulation, voltage regulators, – , tubes, – voltmeters, – FET, vacuum-tube, volume control, volume units (VU), VU meter, W watt, power and, – watt hour, energy and, – watt-hour meters, – watts rms, waveforms, amplitude, – angular frequency, audio, carrier, complex/irregular, cosine, cycles/phases, frequency spectrum, – out of phase, period/frequency, – phase difference, ramp, sawtooth, – sine, – , square, standing, – triangular, (See also phase) waveguides, waves: direct, line-of-sight, reflected, surface, webers, Web, Web site, Weston standard cell, winding: core method, primary/secondary, shell method, – Index wire: resistivity, (See also transmission lines) wireless local area networks, wireless security systems, wirewound resistors, – wiring diagrams, World Wide Web, X XNOR gate, XOR gate, Z Zener diodes, zero bias, – Zip disks,
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