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Quiz in Basic Electronics. 1. It is the study of the properties and behavior of electrons in various materials. 2. What is the formula for current (i)?

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1 Quiz in Basic Electronics

2 1. It is the study of the properties and behavior of electrons in various materials. 2. What is the formula for current (i)? 3. How much current is flowing through a material whose resistance is 1500 Ohms and the voltage across is 10 Volts? 4-5. What are the two ways of rectifying a signal? 6. What is Ohm’s Law? 7. What is the formula for the equivalent resistance in series?

3 8-9. What are the two basic transistor configurations? 10. Using the Ohm’s law (V=iR) find the resistance in kiloohms if the voltage across is 5 Volts and the current flowing throughout it is 20 mA. 11-12 Give 4 basic logic gates 13. What is ASIC? 14.What is DIP? 15. This is a branch of electrons which deals with small, miniaturized components.

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