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What is the symbol for the resistor in the circuit diagram?
R1
What do circuits consist of?
Different
components
connected together
How does a resistor protect an LED in a circuit?
By controlling the
current flow
What should be used to protect digital input pins?
Pull-up/pull-down resistors
What is a key consideration in circuit design for minimizing noise?
Grounding
Where should decoupling capacitors be placed in a circuit?
Near
power sources
and components
What is the first basic component of a circuit?
Power source
(V1)
What is the correct grounding technique for an analog circuit?
Use a
zero ohm resistor
What is the function of components in a circuit?
To control and use
electricity
What does a resistor do in a circuit?
Controls
current flow
by providing resistance
What does the interaction of voltage, current, and resistance in a circuit demonstrate?
How
electrical quantities
affect
each
other
What is the purpose of decoupling capacitors in circuit design?
To filter out
electrical spikes
and fluctuations
Why should multiple grounding points be connected in circuit design?
To minimize
noise
and
interference
What is the formula for Ohm's Law?
V
=
V =
V
=
I
R
IR
I
R
What are the key components of this simple electrical circuit?
Battery (
36 V
)
Lamp (R = ???)
Wires
connecting the components
What are the basic components of a circuit?
Power source
(V1)
Resistor
(R1)
Light-emitting diode
(LED)
What are the key steps in the correct grounding technique for analog and digital circuits?
Analog circuit:
Use a
zero ohm resistor
Digital circuit:
Use a
net-tie
What are the main components of a typical microcontroller circuit?
Oscillator
CPU
Memory (RAM,
EEPROM
)
Timers
Serial communication
A/D converter
I/O ports
Power supply
What are the key differences between the function of a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and a transmission electron microscope (TEM)?
TEMs produce
2D
images, while SEMs produce
3D
images
SEMs are used for studying
surface features
, while TEMs are used for
internal cell structures
What is the purpose of a decoupling capacitor in a circuit?
It filters out spikes by filtering out
high frequency
noise
What components should be used to connect grounding points?
Zero
ohm
resistors or
net ties
What problem do pull-up/pull-down resistors prevent in digital circuits?
Floating states
and
noise errors
What is the name of the component labeled as "LOUDSPEAKER"?
Loudspeaker
What is the name of the component labeled as "INDUCTOR"?
Inductor
What are the components used to investigate sound and light effects in circuits?
Microphone: Converts sound waves to
electrical
signals
Inductor
: Stores electrical energy in a magnetic field
Loudspeaker
: Converts
signals
back to sound
What is the name of the component labeled as "LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED)"?
Light emitting diode (LED)
What is the purpose of the resistor R1 in this circuit?
The resistor R1 limits the current flowing through the
LED1
to prevent damage.
It ensures the LED1 operates within its safe current range.
What is the current flowing through the circuit?
4 A
What are the key design considerations for building circuits to study specific effects?
Grounding
: Connect multiple points to minimize noise
Decoupling capacitors
: Place near
power sources
to filter spikes
Protect
digital input pins
: Use
pull-up/pull-down resistors
What is the name of the component labeled as "EARTH"?
Earth
What does a loudspeaker do in a circuit?
Converts
signals
back into sound
How is a circuit similar to a water pipe?
Both require a
continuous
loop
for flow
What is the name of the component labeled as "FIXED RESISTOR"?
Fixed resistor
What is the voltage of the battery in the circuit?
36 V
What is the third basic component of a circuit?
Light-emitting diode (LED)
What is the function of an inductor in a circuit?
Stores
electrical energy
in a
magnetic field
What are the symbols and units for voltage, current, and resistance?
Voltage: Symbol = V, Unit =
Volts
Current: Symbol = I, Unit =
Amperes
Resistance: Symbol = R, Unit =
Ohms
What is the name of the component labeled as "GALVANOMETER"?
Galvanometer
How does the circuit demonstrate basic circuit behavior?
By changing
voltage
and measuring
current flow
What three quantities can circuits help us explore?
Voltage,
current
, and resistance
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