10 Answered Questions for the topic Electronics
10/31/20
How do I calculate the instantaneous voltage?
A sine wave voltage has a maximum value of 12 V and a frequency of 80 Hz. Calculate the instantaneous voltage at 10 ms. It's a multiple choice question and the following choices are:A. -11.4 VB. 0...
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06/13/20
Digital logic Design(Making a Circuit)
Design a car security system which has 4 sensors on all 4 doors. The system works such that it sounds an alarm if it detects any intrusion from any of the 4 doors. When the alarm begins...
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Electronics Electrical Engineering
11/20/17
Electronics
Determine the resonance frequency of the tank circuit shown in the figure. The individual component values areL = 5 mH; C = 5 nF
Electronics
05/24/16
can we use 200 volts voltmeter for 230volts ac current if we use what will appen
please tell me the answer
Electronics
12/06/15
Technician A says the transistor is a key component in any electronic device. Technician B says there are three types of transistors
Technician A says the transistor is a key component in any electronic device. Technician B says there are three types of transistors. Who is correct?Select one:a. Technician Ab. Technician Bc. Both...
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10/23/15
What is the current when time = 2 seconds?
The charge q on a certain capacitor in an amplifier circuit as a function of time t is given by:
just to be clear π= pie
q = e-0.1t (0.2 sin 120πt + 0.8 cos 120πt)
the current i in the...
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Analyzing a curcuit
I've been taking an online course in electronics (basic), and I've been having a hard time solving this circuit, pic: http://bit.ly/1rlDP1V The goal is to find value of v3, i5, power dissipated...
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06/04/14
What would be five different states through which ports on a switch running STP can transition.
Sorry for the many questions, only asking cause like I said in my previous question my knowledge is little in the networking field and any help would be much appreciated.
How do you bypass the...
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Electronics
05/21/14
why 1/C ? V/R(e^-t/RC) dt is equal to V(1-e^-t/RC) Note: V,R and C are constants. I integrated but I got -Ve^-t/RC
perhaps I'm ommiting some detail in my integration and I'm eager to know why it doesn't match with the textbook result.
Electronics
09/14/13
what is the charge in coulombs of the nucleus of a copper atom
principles of electric circuit , electron flow version
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