1. RESISTORS 100 400 300 200 CAPACITORS 100 400 300 200 DIODES AND OTHER SOLID STATE COMPONENTS 100 400 300 200 TRANSISTORS 100 400 300 200

2. Topic One (item, answer) x 4

3. Resistors – 100 Electrical Resistance is best defined as….

4. Resistors - 100 Opposition to the flow of electrons

5. Resistors – 200 A resistors assigned value will always be the exact measured value.

6. Resistors - 200 False – Resistors have tolerance. This can be determined by the 4 th color band.

7. Resistors – 300 A resistor with the color code reading red, red, red, gold is what value resistor (resistance & tolerance)?

8. Resistors - 300 2200 Ohms +/- 5% Or 2.2K ohms +/- 5% 2.2K ohms +/- 5%

9. Resistors – 400 What is the possible measured resistance range for a resistor with a color code of Brown, Red, Brown, Gold to be considered good?

10. Resistors - 400 114 Ohms to 126 ohms

11. END Topic One

12. Topic Two

13. Capacitors – 100 Capacitors are measured in….

14. Capacitors – 100 Farads

15. Capacitors – 200 If the area of the plates increases the capacitance….

16. Capacitors – 200 Increases

17. Capacitors – 300 What does WVDC stand for, and what does this rating mean?

18. Capacitors – 300 Working voltage direct current is the amount of voltage that can be used with the capacitor before the plates arc across the dielectric material

19. Capacitors – 400 If the distance between the plates increases the capacitance….

20. Capacitors – 400 Decreases

21. END Topic 2

22. Topic Three

23. Transistors – 100 Name two types of transistors.

24. Transistors – 100 NPN and PNP.

25. Transistors – 200 Daily Double (select an amount to wager)

26. Transistors – 200 Draw & label the schematic symbol for a NPN transistor

27. Transistors – 300 Name three advantages of transistors over vacuum tubes.

28. Transistors – 300 Smaller and lighter Consume less power No glass to break No Warm –up time Do not get hot

29. Transistors – 400 Name two uses of transistors.

30. Transistors – 400 Switch and Amplifier

31. END Topic 3

32. Topic Four

33. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 100 What are the two leads of a diode called & what polarity does each have?

34. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 100 Anode (+) and Cathode (-)

35. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 200 Diodes allow current to flow….

36. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 200 In one direction when a positive voltage is applied to the anode and a negative voltage is applied to the cathode (Forward Biased) Called RECTIFICATION

37. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 300 Describe the difference in current values between the three leads of a transistor

38. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 300 Emitter: All current goes through Base: Small amount of current, controls collector current Collector: Most of the current goes through (amplified from base)

39. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 400 Define Forward Operating Voltage

40. Diodes and other Solid State Components – 400 The amount of voltage required to close the depletion region in a semiconductor device.

41. END Topic 4