Electrical/Electronic Symbols & Components Recognition

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Electrical/Electronic Symbols & Components Recognition Oaklands College

Topic Aims Level Method Equipment Duration Science - Physics This quiz will reinforce learning of electric and electronic symbols and components Set some homework or other tasks that provides an opportunity to pick up the symbols before hand Level 14-16 + Method Informally or as an exam quiz (electronic) Equipment Projector Duration 30 Minutes

Instructions Ensure copies of BS3939 are removed from the electronics lab walls Ideally set some homework or other tasks that give the students an opportunity to start to learn the symbols before the quiz Use it informally or as an exam quiz This quiz will reinforce their learning Just copy the slides if you want to add more symbols yourself

Electrical/Electronic Symbols To British Standard BS3939

a) Fuse b) Relay c) Capacitor d) Resistor

a) Cell b) Capacitor c) Electrolytic Capacitor d) Switch

a) Light Emitting Diode b) Earth c) Diode d) NOT gate

a) NPN Transistor b) Junction FET c) Thermistor d) PNP Transistor

a) Capacitor b) Junction c) Battery d) Aerial

a) Inductor b) Break Contact c) Zener Diode d) Potentiometer

a) Capacitor b) Switch c) Electrolytic Capacitor d) Battery

a) Photo Diode b) Thyristor c) Light Emitting Diode d) Buffer

a) Capacitor b) Earth c) Cell d) Battery

a) Logic Gate b) Integrated Circuit c) Amplifier d) Transformer

a) Heating Element b) Inductor c) Spring d) Transformer (Iron Core)

a) Logic Gate b) Power Supply c) Operational Amplifier d) Inverter

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a) Fuse b) Relay c) Capacitor d) Resistor

a) Cell b) Capacitor c) Electrolytic Capacitor d) Switch

a) Light Emitting Diode b) Earth c) Diode d) NOT gate

a) Rotary Switch b) Motor c) Push Button d) Potentiometer

a) Transistor b) Photodiode c) Thermistor d) Light Dependent Resistor

a) Capacitor b) Junction c) Battery d) Aerial

a) Capacitor b) Switch c) Electrolytic Capacitor d) Battery

a) Photo Diode b) Thyristor c) Light Emitting Diode d) Buffer

a) Logic Gate b) Integrated Circuit (IC) c) Amplifier d) Transformer

a) Heating Element b) PSU c) Loudspeaker d) Transformer (Iron Core)

a) Logic Gates b) Power Supply c) Operational Amplifier d) Inverter

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