TLE

• What is electronics a branch of?

  Physics and engineering
• What does electronics deal with?

  The study, design, and application of devices and systems that control the flow of electrons or other charge carriers
• Name three types of electronic components.

  Resistors, capacitors, and diodes
• Why is electronics fundamental to modern technology?


  It enables the development of devices such as smartphones, computers, and medical imaging equipment
• What are some examples of devices enabled by electronics?

  • Smartphones
  • Computers
  • Televisions
  • Medical imaging equipment
  • Spacecraft
• What do hardware tools in electronics refer to?

  The physical tools and equipment used to assemble, test, repair, and maintain electronic circuits and devices
• Who needs hardware tools in electronics?

  Professionals, hobbyists, or students working in electronics
• What is the purpose of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) tools?


  To prevent damage to sensitive electronic components caused by static electricity
• Why is using ESD tools crucial when working with electronics?

  Static discharge can destroy or degrade electronic circuits
• What are some examples of ESD tools?


  • Wrist straps
  • ESD mats
  • Ionizers
• What is a wrist strap used for in ESD protection?

  To safely discharge any static electricity from the body
• What are the features of a wrist strap?


  Conductive material, adjustable size, durable construction, easy to use
• What is the function of ESD mats?

  To prevent static discharge damage and provide grounding for static dissipation
• What do ionizers do in an electronics workspace?

  They neutralize static charges in the air around a workstation
• What are hand tools in electronics?


  Basic tools that are manually operated and used for a wide range of tasks
• What are the types of hand tools used in electronics?

  • Cutters: Precision cutting for intricate work
  • Pliers: Gripping and bending wires and components
  • Screwdrivers: Turning screws for assembly and disassembly
  • Tweezers: Handling small parts with precision
  • Wrenches: Tightening or loosening nuts and bolts
  • Hammers: Driving nails or breaking materials