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Basic Parameters
 Current: Uniform flow of electrons through a circuit is

called current.
 Ampere is unit of Current . Its denoted by

I

 Voltage : Potential Difference between two points or

Pressure required push the electrons from one point to
another.
 Measured in terms of Volts . Denoted by V

2
Basic Parameters
 Resistance : Opposition to flow of electrons in

Circuit/Conductor.
 Measured in terms Ohms. Its denoted by

R

 Impedance : Opposition to flow of Electron in a AC

circuit .
 Denoted by

Z

3
Ohms Laws
Def : At constant temperature, Potential Difference
between the two points in directly proportional to
current flowing through it .

4
Basic Components
 Circuits : Combination of Active & Passive

Components connected in required fashion to get
meaningful result.
 PASSIVE COMP: Comp. which doesn't have any

internal capacity to change energy format from one
form to another.

 Types : Resistor, Capacitor, Inductors

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Passive Components
 RESISTOR

CAPACITOR

INDUCTOR

6
Resistor & Types
Def : A discrete components
which oppose the flow of
current . Unit is Ohms
Wattage is a power
dissipation capacity of
Resistor.
Types:
• Fixed Resistor
• Variable Resistor

Schematic Diagram

7
Fixed Types
 Def : With irresprective any parameter changing the

value resistor remains constant or fixed.
 Colour code Resistor

Fusable Resistor

8
Fixed types
WIRE WOUND
RESISTOR

1/8

1/4
1/2

1

2

Resistor Network
5

9
Resistor Family Tree
RESISTORS
LEADED

SMT

CARBON
FILM

+/-5%
GENERAL
PURPOSE

METAL
FILM

THICK FILM

METAL OXIDE
FILM

+/-1%
HIGHER
PERFORMANCE

WIREWOUND

HIGH POWER

>2W
HIGH
POWER

+/-1%
+/-5%
GENERAL
PURPOSE

THIN FILM

<+/-1%
SPECIAL
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Resistor Family Tree
RESISTORS

LEADED
CARBON
FILM

METAL
FILM





Mature Market
Flat Pricing
Declining Qty’s

SMT
Higher cost
 Lower volumes



Performance applic driven

THICK FILM

METAL
OXIDE
FILM
WIRE
WOUND

THIN FILM
Lowest cost
 Largest Qty’s
 Increasing LT & Pricing for
larger sizes (>0805)
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
Application of Fixed Types
 Feed Back Circuits
 Tuner Circuits
 Voltage Divider Circutis

 Phase Shift Circuits
 Tank Circuits
 Filter Circuits
12
Resistor colour Code Technique

13
Variable Resistor & its types
Def: If the value
of the resistor can
be varied within
the given limit,
then it is known
as variable
resistor
14
Types of variable resistor

Preset

Rotatory
Potentiometer

Cermat

Sliding
Potentiometers

Trimpot

Rheostat
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Testing Procedure

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Testing procedure of
variable Resistor
 Before testing the VR know the value of resistor, select suitable

range in Multimeter.

 Connect the one probe to variable terminal and another to fixed

terminal .

 Turn the knob of VR in clock wise

& Anti clock wise direction .
 Observe the value in MM.

17
Application of VR
 Volume Controller cum On-Off switch in Radio
 Tuner Circuits




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Introduction
to
Capacitor
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Capacitor
 Def : Its two terminal

device, consisting of two
parallel plate separated by
dielectric material which
has capacity to store energy
in the form charges.
 Measured in terms of :
Farads
 Also indicated by volts
 Schematic Symbol :

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Description of Capacitor
 It Block DC , Pass AC.
 Di-electric used are Glass, Paper, Plastic, Mica, Ceramic,

Electrolyte, etc.,
 Storage capacity of the capacitor depends on area of the

plate, distance between them & type of dielectric used.
 Voltage rating indicate the maximum voltage which can

be applicable. (VDC)



µ =10-6 f, n = 10-9 f, P=10-12f
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Capacitor Family Tree
CAPACITORS

ELECTROSTATIC

CERAMIC

FILM

ELECTROLYTIC

ALUMINUM

TANTALUM

• Non polarized

• Polarized

• AC or DC operation

• DC operation

• Lower Capacitance

• Higher Capacitance
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Markets
CAPACITORS

ELECTROLYTIC

ELECTROSTATIC

CERAMIC

FILM

Biggest market
 Lowest Cost
 1206 Long LT
 0603 & 0402 good choices


Better performance at higher
cost
 SMT longer LT


ALUMINUM

TANTALUM

Large Cap at low cost
 SMT increasing LT
 Price flat on TH


Large Cap in Small Sizes
 Long LT
 Price Increases on C/ D/ E sizes


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Fixed Capacitors
 Def : With irresprective any parameter changing the

value capacitor remains constant or fixed.
 Types : Polarized & Non-Polarized.
Polarized Capacitor : In which capacitor is either charged
in +ve or -ve direction .
Schematic Symbol:

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Polarized Capacitor

Axial Electrolytic Capacitor

Radial Electrolytic
Capacitor

Surface
Mount
Electrolytic
Capacitor
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Polarized Capacitor

CAN
Capacitor

Tantalum
Capacitor

SMD Tantalum
Capacitor

Application : Power Supply Circuits, Timer, Coupling
Capacitor
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Non-Polarized Caps
 Def: which can be charged in only direction or doesn’t

have any polarities.
 Schematic Symbol:
 Types :

Ceramic
Capacitor

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Conversion tables
Dielectric
Y5F

Cap Value
102 = 1000pF

Cap Tolerance
C = +/-.25pF K = +/-10%
D = +/-.5pF
M = +/-20%
F = +/-1%
Z = +80%/-20%
G = +/-2%
Dielectric
J = +/-5%
Y5P

Voltage
1KV = 1000VDC

Cap Value
103 = 0.01uF

Voltage
1KV = 1000VDC

Example shown
P/N: NCD102K1KVY5F

Example shown
P/N: NCD103K1KVY5PTR
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Metalized Polyester
Film Capacitor

Metalized Polypropylene
Capacitor

Transparent Polymer
Film Capacitor

High Voltage Film Capacitor
29
High Voltage Ceramic
Capacitor

Multi Layer Ceramic
Capacitor

Application : Phase Shift Ckt, Noise Filter,
Snubber, Motor Stators, Signal Processing
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TRIMMER

Variable Capacitor
GANG Capacitor

APPLICATION : Impedance Matching in
Radio , Tuned Ckt, TV Tuners , Oscillators
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Introduction
to
Inductors
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Inductors
DEF: is a passive electrical component that can
store energy in a magnetic field created by the electric
current passing through it.
L
Schematic Symbol
Measured in HENRY Practically
available value will be in terms Micro
Henry & Milli Henry.
Like capacitors, inductors
temporarily store energy.
Types of Inductance : Self
Inductance & Mutual Inductance

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Behavior & Description
• Inductors store energy

in a
magnetic field, not an electric field.
• It Pass DC , Block AC. Along with
Henry inductance is abbreviated in
terms of Current also.
• It’s a coil of wire which can be
wound on air or on a Magnetic
material.
• The number of factors affecting
inductance value are :
Number of coil turns
Diameter of coil.
Spacing between turns.
Size of the wire used.
Type of material inside the coil

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Types of Inductor
 Fixed Types: With irrespective any parameter changing,

value of inductor remains constant or fixed.

Ferrite core
Air wound inductor toroidal inductor

SMT Inductors
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Axial Power Inductor

Radial Lead Inductor

SMD
Power
Inductor

Beads Inductor36
Variable Inductors
 DEF : if the value of the inductor can be varied within the

specified limit, then its Variable Inductor.

Adjustable
Air-Wound Inductor

Variable Inductor
37
Variable Inductor
APPLICATION
Tuner CKT
Impedance
matching

Adjustable
Inductor
38
Transformer
 Def: it static devices works on the principle of mutual

inductance, which transfer the signal from primary
winding to secondary winding
Schematic Symbol

39
Description & Types
 Works on the principle of Mutual Inductance.
 Basic Type: Step -Down & Step – Up.
 Def : If the secondary windings in greater than primary

winding, then is know as Step – Up.
 Area of application: R&D Lab, Transmission station.
 Def : If the secondary winding is lesser than Primary winding,

then it is know as Step-Down.
 Area of Application: House Hold Appliance, Labs , Adapter,

Mobile Chargers.
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Types of Transformer


Isolation Transformer



Pulse Transformer



Auto Transformer or Variac



Current & Voltage transformer



Leakage Transformer



Intermediate Frequency Transformers.
41
Testing Procedure
 Two Types of Testing Procedures :

a) Cold Check

b) Hot Check

 Cold check : By using ohmmeter in MM , check the
resistance of the Primary & Secondary winding by
Connecting the probes of MM to both sides of coil .
 Note down the reading
 For step down: Secondary resistance will be lesser than
Primary
 For Step Up: Secondary resistance will be more than
Primary
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Introduction
to
Active Components

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 Def: If a components have inner capacity to change

energy format from one form to another, then it is
known as Active Components
 Its actions can be controlled & it require external
source to work
 All Semi- Conductor Devices like Diode ,
Transistors, IC

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Diodes
 It’s a two terminal & layer devices formed using P-type &

N-types SC, which can conduct in only direction. Its
consists of terminal like anode & cathode.
Other Diode :
• PN Junction Diode

• Switching / Signal Diode
• Zener Diode
• Photo Diode

• LED
• Schottky Diode
• Studs

45
Types of diode
 PN Junction

or
 Rectifier Diode

 Zener Diode :

46
 Signal Diode :

 LED :

47
 Stud :

 SMD Diode :

48
Bridge Rectifier

49
Testing Procedure
• Step 1 : Connect the MM +ve
terminal of to anode & -ve terminal to
cathode, then diode moves into Forward
Bias.
• MM will show the value between 0.40
to 0.65.
• Step 2 : Connect the MM, - ve terminal
to anode &
+ve terminal to cathode , then diode
move into Reverse Bias.

• MM will show the value 0.L
• If any one of the condition fails, Diode is
faulty

50
Transistor
 DEF: It’s a three terminal & two junctions devices which

transfer signal from low resistance to high resistance
region.
 Emitter, Base, Collector

C
NPN
B

E

PNP

C

B
E

Schematic Symbol
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Types of transistor
 Transistor are Classified into three main groups :
 Low Power

Commonly used : BC 547, 549, 2n 3904,2n3906, BC 337,
BC 639, BEL 188 , 187, BF 194
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 Medium Power :

E

C

B

 Commonly Used: Sk 100, BEL 100, CD 100, BD 115,
BD 139, BD140, 2N2222, 2N2955, HC100,BC109,
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 High Power :

B C

E

Commonly Used : BUX 84,
2N3055, MJE 13005, KSE
13007,13008, TIP 120,121,122,
2N 2955, TIP 42, 2N 6543,
2N 3773, 2N5685
54
Testing Procedure

55
Applications
 Amplifier
 Oscillator
 Switching Ckt
 Comparator
 Series Regulator Ckt

 Sensors & Photo Transistor
56
Field Effect Transistor

N – Channel FET

P – Channel FET

• It four terminal devices consisting of Drain, Source & Gate(G1 & G2)
• Space between the Drain & Source is know as Channel.
• It a Current Controlled devices .
• It has more advantage than transistor .
• Commonly available FET: BFW10,11, 2SK2155,2SK241,2SK3955, BF245c,
57
Testing Procedure
 Select Diode Operation in MM.
 On Condition: Connect +ve terminal to gate & -ve to source.

MM should show OL

 Verifying On: Connect +ve terminal to Drain & -Ve terminal to

Source. MM should show short circuit.

 OFF condition: Connect +ve terminal to source & -ve terminal

to gate .MM should indicate OL

 Verifying Off Condition: Connect +ve terminal to Drain & -ve

terminal to Source .MM Should indicate OL

 Reverse the MM polarity & check, then MM should indicate

resistance value.

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Characteristic & Application
 Consume Less Power
 High Input Impedance
 Low Source to Drain Resistance
 Constance current Source

Application:
 Amplifiers
 Analog Switch
 Oscillators
 Comparators
 Sensors

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Uni Junction Transistor

 Def : Simply two layer Junction devices works on the

principles of Avalanche break Down

Schematic
Symbol

Equivalent circuit

Commonly available UJT :
2N2646,2N2642,2N491,2N4871,2N4870,
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Testing Procedure
Forward Bias condition

Reverse Bias condition

61
Application
 Relaxation Oscillator
 Switching Transistor
 Saw tooth Generator

62
Integrated Chips
 Def : An integrated circuit (IC) is a miniature ,low cost

electronic circuit consisting of active and passive
components fabricated together on a single crystal of
silicon.

Schematic Symbol

63
Advantages


Miniaturization and hence increased equipment density.



Cost reduction due to batch processing.



Increased system reliability due to the elimination of
soldered joints.



Improved functional performance.



Matched devices.



Increased operating speeds.



Reduction in power consumption
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Types
 Metal Packages :

SIP PACKAGE
65
Types

Dip Package

Flat Quad Package

66
Types

Micro processors
PLCC
67
IC Regulator
 Def : A higher end regulator which gives a Fixed/Constant

voltage output for varying Input voltage.

Types of regulator :
 +ve regulator
 -ve regulator
 Variable regulator

68
Types
 +ve Regulator : Always Identified with 7800 series.
 Pin 1 = Input

 Pin 2 = GND
 Pin 3 = Output

 Commonly available :

7805,7809,7812,7815, 7818, 7824.

69
Types
-ve regulator : Always identified with 79 Series

Pin 1 = Ground
Pin 2 = Input

Pin 3 = Output

Commonly available:
7905,7912,7915,7918,7924
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Types
 Variable Regulator : Always identified with LM series

 Area of Application : Power Supply section,

DC Adapter, Chopper Circuits.
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New electronics slides

  • 1. 1
  • 2. Basic Parameters  Current: Uniform flow of electrons through a circuit is called current.  Ampere is unit of Current . Its denoted by I  Voltage : Potential Difference between two points or Pressure required push the electrons from one point to another.  Measured in terms of Volts . Denoted by V 2
  • 3. Basic Parameters  Resistance : Opposition to flow of electrons in Circuit/Conductor.  Measured in terms Ohms. Its denoted by R  Impedance : Opposition to flow of Electron in a AC circuit .  Denoted by Z 3
  • 4. Ohms Laws Def : At constant temperature, Potential Difference between the two points in directly proportional to current flowing through it . 4
  • 5. Basic Components  Circuits : Combination of Active & Passive Components connected in required fashion to get meaningful result.  PASSIVE COMP: Comp. which doesn't have any internal capacity to change energy format from one form to another.  Types : Resistor, Capacitor, Inductors 5
  • 7. Resistor & Types Def : A discrete components which oppose the flow of current . Unit is Ohms Wattage is a power dissipation capacity of Resistor. Types: • Fixed Resistor • Variable Resistor Schematic Diagram 7
  • 8. Fixed Types  Def : With irresprective any parameter changing the value resistor remains constant or fixed.  Colour code Resistor Fusable Resistor 8
  • 10. Resistor Family Tree RESISTORS LEADED SMT CARBON FILM +/-5% GENERAL PURPOSE METAL FILM THICK FILM METAL OXIDE FILM +/-1% HIGHER PERFORMANCE WIREWOUND HIGH POWER >2W HIGH POWER +/-1% +/-5% GENERAL PURPOSE THIN FILM <+/-1% SPECIAL 10
  • 11. Resistor Family Tree RESISTORS LEADED CARBON FILM METAL FILM    Mature Market Flat Pricing Declining Qty’s SMT Higher cost  Lower volumes   Performance applic driven THICK FILM METAL OXIDE FILM WIRE WOUND THIN FILM Lowest cost  Largest Qty’s  Increasing LT & Pricing for larger sizes (>0805) 11 
  • 12. Application of Fixed Types  Feed Back Circuits  Tuner Circuits  Voltage Divider Circutis  Phase Shift Circuits  Tank Circuits  Filter Circuits 12
  • 13. Resistor colour Code Technique 13
  • 14. Variable Resistor & its types Def: If the value of the resistor can be varied within the given limit, then it is known as variable resistor 14
  • 15. Types of variable resistor Preset Rotatory Potentiometer Cermat Sliding Potentiometers Trimpot Rheostat 15
  • 17. Testing procedure of variable Resistor  Before testing the VR know the value of resistor, select suitable range in Multimeter.  Connect the one probe to variable terminal and another to fixed terminal .  Turn the knob of VR in clock wise & Anti clock wise direction .  Observe the value in MM. 17
  • 18. Application of VR  Volume Controller cum On-Off switch in Radio  Tuner Circuits   18
  • 20. Capacitor  Def : Its two terminal device, consisting of two parallel plate separated by dielectric material which has capacity to store energy in the form charges.  Measured in terms of : Farads  Also indicated by volts  Schematic Symbol : 20
  • 21. Description of Capacitor  It Block DC , Pass AC.  Di-electric used are Glass, Paper, Plastic, Mica, Ceramic, Electrolyte, etc.,  Storage capacity of the capacitor depends on area of the plate, distance between them & type of dielectric used.  Voltage rating indicate the maximum voltage which can be applicable. (VDC)  µ =10-6 f, n = 10-9 f, P=10-12f 21
  • 22. Capacitor Family Tree CAPACITORS ELECTROSTATIC CERAMIC FILM ELECTROLYTIC ALUMINUM TANTALUM • Non polarized • Polarized • AC or DC operation • DC operation • Lower Capacitance • Higher Capacitance 22
  • 23. Markets CAPACITORS ELECTROLYTIC ELECTROSTATIC CERAMIC FILM Biggest market  Lowest Cost  1206 Long LT  0603 & 0402 good choices  Better performance at higher cost  SMT longer LT  ALUMINUM TANTALUM Large Cap at low cost  SMT increasing LT  Price flat on TH  Large Cap in Small Sizes  Long LT  Price Increases on C/ D/ E sizes  23
  • 24. Fixed Capacitors  Def : With irresprective any parameter changing the value capacitor remains constant or fixed.  Types : Polarized & Non-Polarized. Polarized Capacitor : In which capacitor is either charged in +ve or -ve direction . Schematic Symbol: 24
  • 25. Polarized Capacitor Axial Electrolytic Capacitor Radial Electrolytic Capacitor Surface Mount Electrolytic Capacitor 25
  • 27. Non-Polarized Caps  Def: which can be charged in only direction or doesn’t have any polarities.  Schematic Symbol:  Types : Ceramic Capacitor 27
  • 28. Conversion tables Dielectric Y5F Cap Value 102 = 1000pF Cap Tolerance C = +/-.25pF K = +/-10% D = +/-.5pF M = +/-20% F = +/-1% Z = +80%/-20% G = +/-2% Dielectric J = +/-5% Y5P Voltage 1KV = 1000VDC Cap Value 103 = 0.01uF Voltage 1KV = 1000VDC Example shown P/N: NCD102K1KVY5F Example shown P/N: NCD103K1KVY5PTR 28
  • 29. Metalized Polyester Film Capacitor Metalized Polypropylene Capacitor Transparent Polymer Film Capacitor High Voltage Film Capacitor 29
  • 30. High Voltage Ceramic Capacitor Multi Layer Ceramic Capacitor Application : Phase Shift Ckt, Noise Filter, Snubber, Motor Stators, Signal Processing 30
  • 31. TRIMMER Variable Capacitor GANG Capacitor APPLICATION : Impedance Matching in Radio , Tuned Ckt, TV Tuners , Oscillators 31
  • 33. Inductors DEF: is a passive electrical component that can store energy in a magnetic field created by the electric current passing through it. L Schematic Symbol Measured in HENRY Practically available value will be in terms Micro Henry & Milli Henry. Like capacitors, inductors temporarily store energy. Types of Inductance : Self Inductance & Mutual Inductance 33
  • 34. Behavior & Description • Inductors store energy in a magnetic field, not an electric field. • It Pass DC , Block AC. Along with Henry inductance is abbreviated in terms of Current also. • It’s a coil of wire which can be wound on air or on a Magnetic material. • The number of factors affecting inductance value are : Number of coil turns Diameter of coil. Spacing between turns. Size of the wire used. Type of material inside the coil 34
  • 35. Types of Inductor  Fixed Types: With irrespective any parameter changing, value of inductor remains constant or fixed. Ferrite core Air wound inductor toroidal inductor SMT Inductors 35
  • 36. Axial Power Inductor Radial Lead Inductor SMD Power Inductor Beads Inductor36
  • 37. Variable Inductors  DEF : if the value of the inductor can be varied within the specified limit, then its Variable Inductor. Adjustable Air-Wound Inductor Variable Inductor 37
  • 39. Transformer  Def: it static devices works on the principle of mutual inductance, which transfer the signal from primary winding to secondary winding Schematic Symbol 39
  • 40. Description & Types  Works on the principle of Mutual Inductance.  Basic Type: Step -Down & Step – Up.  Def : If the secondary windings in greater than primary winding, then is know as Step – Up.  Area of application: R&D Lab, Transmission station.  Def : If the secondary winding is lesser than Primary winding, then it is know as Step-Down.  Area of Application: House Hold Appliance, Labs , Adapter, Mobile Chargers. 40
  • 41. Types of Transformer  Isolation Transformer  Pulse Transformer  Auto Transformer or Variac  Current & Voltage transformer  Leakage Transformer  Intermediate Frequency Transformers. 41
  • 42. Testing Procedure  Two Types of Testing Procedures : a) Cold Check b) Hot Check  Cold check : By using ohmmeter in MM , check the resistance of the Primary & Secondary winding by Connecting the probes of MM to both sides of coil .  Note down the reading  For step down: Secondary resistance will be lesser than Primary  For Step Up: Secondary resistance will be more than Primary 42
  • 44.  Def: If a components have inner capacity to change energy format from one form to another, then it is known as Active Components  Its actions can be controlled & it require external source to work  All Semi- Conductor Devices like Diode , Transistors, IC 44
  • 45. Diodes  It’s a two terminal & layer devices formed using P-type & N-types SC, which can conduct in only direction. Its consists of terminal like anode & cathode. Other Diode : • PN Junction Diode • Switching / Signal Diode • Zener Diode • Photo Diode • LED • Schottky Diode • Studs 45
  • 46. Types of diode  PN Junction or  Rectifier Diode  Zener Diode : 46
  • 47.  Signal Diode :  LED : 47
  • 48.  Stud :  SMD Diode : 48
  • 50. Testing Procedure • Step 1 : Connect the MM +ve terminal of to anode & -ve terminal to cathode, then diode moves into Forward Bias. • MM will show the value between 0.40 to 0.65. • Step 2 : Connect the MM, - ve terminal to anode & +ve terminal to cathode , then diode move into Reverse Bias. • MM will show the value 0.L • If any one of the condition fails, Diode is faulty 50
  • 51. Transistor  DEF: It’s a three terminal & two junctions devices which transfer signal from low resistance to high resistance region.  Emitter, Base, Collector C NPN B E PNP C B E Schematic Symbol 51
  • 52. Types of transistor  Transistor are Classified into three main groups :  Low Power Commonly used : BC 547, 549, 2n 3904,2n3906, BC 337, BC 639, BEL 188 , 187, BF 194 52
  • 53.  Medium Power : E C B  Commonly Used: Sk 100, BEL 100, CD 100, BD 115, BD 139, BD140, 2N2222, 2N2955, HC100,BC109, 53
  • 54.  High Power : B C E Commonly Used : BUX 84, 2N3055, MJE 13005, KSE 13007,13008, TIP 120,121,122, 2N 2955, TIP 42, 2N 6543, 2N 3773, 2N5685 54
  • 56. Applications  Amplifier  Oscillator  Switching Ckt  Comparator  Series Regulator Ckt  Sensors & Photo Transistor 56
  • 57. Field Effect Transistor N – Channel FET P – Channel FET • It four terminal devices consisting of Drain, Source & Gate(G1 & G2) • Space between the Drain & Source is know as Channel. • It a Current Controlled devices . • It has more advantage than transistor . • Commonly available FET: BFW10,11, 2SK2155,2SK241,2SK3955, BF245c, 57
  • 58. Testing Procedure  Select Diode Operation in MM.  On Condition: Connect +ve terminal to gate & -ve to source. MM should show OL  Verifying On: Connect +ve terminal to Drain & -Ve terminal to Source. MM should show short circuit.  OFF condition: Connect +ve terminal to source & -ve terminal to gate .MM should indicate OL  Verifying Off Condition: Connect +ve terminal to Drain & -ve terminal to Source .MM Should indicate OL  Reverse the MM polarity & check, then MM should indicate resistance value. 58
  • 59. Characteristic & Application  Consume Less Power  High Input Impedance  Low Source to Drain Resistance  Constance current Source Application:  Amplifiers  Analog Switch  Oscillators  Comparators  Sensors 59
  • 60. Uni Junction Transistor  Def : Simply two layer Junction devices works on the principles of Avalanche break Down Schematic Symbol Equivalent circuit Commonly available UJT : 2N2646,2N2642,2N491,2N4871,2N4870, 60
  • 61. Testing Procedure Forward Bias condition Reverse Bias condition 61
  • 62. Application  Relaxation Oscillator  Switching Transistor  Saw tooth Generator 62
  • 63. Integrated Chips  Def : An integrated circuit (IC) is a miniature ,low cost electronic circuit consisting of active and passive components fabricated together on a single crystal of silicon. Schematic Symbol 63
  • 64. Advantages  Miniaturization and hence increased equipment density.  Cost reduction due to batch processing.  Increased system reliability due to the elimination of soldered joints.  Improved functional performance.  Matched devices.  Increased operating speeds.  Reduction in power consumption 64
  • 65. Types  Metal Packages : SIP PACKAGE 65
  • 68. IC Regulator  Def : A higher end regulator which gives a Fixed/Constant voltage output for varying Input voltage. Types of regulator :  +ve regulator  -ve regulator  Variable regulator 68
  • 69. Types  +ve Regulator : Always Identified with 7800 series.  Pin 1 = Input  Pin 2 = GND  Pin 3 = Output  Commonly available : 7805,7809,7812,7815, 7818, 7824. 69
  • 70. Types -ve regulator : Always identified with 79 Series Pin 1 = Ground Pin 2 = Input Pin 3 = Output Commonly available: 7905,7912,7915,7918,7924 70
  • 71. Types  Variable Regulator : Always identified with LM series  Area of Application : Power Supply section, DC Adapter, Chopper Circuits. 71