12 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... more
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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... more
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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
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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 
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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... more
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Electronics Physics Calculus 1

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... more
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11/24/14

Does temperature affect the static characteristic of diode?
If yes, tell the static diode characteristic in the case of the right polarization in two different temperatures. If not, tell the physical reasoning
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11/24/14

Does temperature affect the static characteristic of diode?
If yes, tell the static diode characteristic in the case of the right polarization in two different temperatures. If not, tell the physical reasoning.
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Electronics Physics Circuits Kvl

09/06/14

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... more
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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... more
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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.
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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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