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Electronics & Communication Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering
Basic Electronics Questions and Answers

Digital Electronics Questions with Answers

Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory

Online Electronic Circuit Simulator

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Electrical Engineering Questions and Answers

BS ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING

LANCE ASHLEY D. CERENO
FEU ALABANG

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 Electronics & Communication Engineering
Table of contents
Electronics and Communication Engineering
 Materials and Components  Exam Questions Papers
 Networks Analysis and Synthesis  Electronic Devices and Circuits
 Measurements and Instrumentation  Electromagnetic Field Theory
 Analog Electronics  Power Electronics
 Automatic Control Systems  Digital Electronics
 Radio Receivers  Communication Systems
 Satellite Communication  Microwave Communication
 Signals and Systems  Microprocessors

Basic Electronics Questions and Answers

 Voltage and Current  Series Circuits
 Parallel Circuits  Series-Parallel Circuits
 Capacitors  Inductors
 RLC Circuits and Resonance  Diodes and Applications
 Operational Amplifiers  Quantities and Units
 Ohm's Law  Magnetism and Electromagnetism
 Alternating Current and Voltage  RC Circuits
 RL Circuits  Transformers
 Time Response of Reactive Circuits  Transistors and Applications
 Basic Op-Amp Circuits  Special-Purpose Op-Amp Circuits
 Measurement, Conversion and Control  Resistance and Power
 Alternating Current vs Direct Current  Semiconductor Principles
 Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT)  Field Effect Transistors (FET)
 Thyristors and Tranducers  Analog to Digital
 Number Systems and Codes  Logic Gates
 Logic Circuit Simplification  Standard Logic Devices (SLD)
 Programmable Logic Devices (PLD)  Testing and Troubleshooting
 Combinational Logic Circuits  Flip-Flops and Timers
 Sequential Logic Circuits  Arithmetic Operations and Circuits
 Semiconductor Memory  Analog and Digital Converters
 Computer Hardware and Software

Digital Electronics Questions with Answers

 Digital Concepts  Digital Design
 Logic Gates  Multivibrators and 555 Timer
 Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification  The 8051 Microcontroller
 Combinational Logic Analysis  Number Systems and Codes
 Signals and Switches  Ex-OR and Ex-NOR Gates
 Digital Arithmetic Operations and Circuits  Describing Logic Circuits
 Shift Registers  Combinational Logic Circuits
 Memory and Storage  Flip-Flops
 Interfacing to the Analog World  Counters
 Integrated Circuit Technologies  Code Converters and Multiplexers
 MSI Logic Circuits  Programmable Logic Device
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 Logic Families and Their Characteristics  Digital Signal Processing
 Integrated-Circuit Logic Families  Microprocessor Fundamentals
 Digital System Projects Using HDL  Computers

Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory

 Semiconductors  Semiconductor Diodes
 Special-Purpose Diodes  Diode Applications
 Bipolar Junction Transistors  Transistor Bias Circuits
 BJT Devices  DC Biasing-BJTs
 BJT Amplifiers  Field-Effect Transistors
 FET Devices  DC Biasing-FETs
 FET Amplifiers  Amplifier Frequency Response
 BJT and FET Frequency Response  Operational Amplifiers
 Basic Op-Amp Circuits  Special-Purpose Op-Amp Circuits
 Op-Amp Applications  Power Amplifiers
 Voltage Regulators  Oscillator Circuits
 Active Filters  Thyristors
 Communications  Two-Terminal Devices
 PNPN  Linear-Digital ICs

Online Electronic Circuit Simulator

 Basic Circuits  Passive Filters

 Ohm's Law  High-Pass Filter (RC)

 Resistors  Crossover
 Capacitor
 Inductor
 RLC Circuit
 Voltage Divider
 Thevenin's Theorem
 Norton's Theorem
 Series and Parallel Circuits  Passive Circuits

 Inductors in Series  3-Way Light Switches

 Inductors in Parallel  3- and 4-Way Light Switches
 Capacitors in Series  Differentiator
 Capacitors in Parallel  Wheatstone Bridge
 Critically Damped RLC
 A/C Circuits
 Current Source (passive circuit)
 Inductive Kickback
 A/C Response of Capacitor  Blocking Inductive Kickback (snubber)
 A/C Response of Inductor  Power Factor
 Caps of Various Capacitances  Power Factor Correction
 Caps with Various Frequencies  LC Ladder
 Inductors of Various Inductances  Phase-Sequence Network
 Inductors with Various Frequencies
 Impedances of Same Magnitude  Passive Circuits - Transformers
 Series Resonance
 Parallel Resonance
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 Transformer  Memristor Response to Triangle Wave
 Step-Up Transformer  Memristor Hard-Switching 1
 Step-Down Transformer  Memristor Hard-Switching 2
 Long Distance Power Transmission
 Transformer with DC  Tunnel Diodes

 Diodes  Tunnel Diode I/V Curve

 Tunnel Diode Relaxation Oscillator
 Diode
 Diode I/V Curve  Sequential Logic - Flip-Flops
 Half-Wave Rectifier
 Full-Wave Rectifier (with diodes)  SR Flip-Flop
 Full-Wave Rectifier with Filter  Clocked SR Flip-Flop
 Diode Limiter  Master-Slave Flip-Flop
 DC Restoration  Edge-Triggered D Flip-Flop
 Blocking Inductive Kickback (with diodes)  JK Flip-Flop
 Spike Generator
 AM Detector  Sequential Logic - Counters
 Waveform Clipper
 Triangle-to-Sine Converter  4-Bit Ripple Counter
 8-Bit Ripple Counter
 Diodes - Zener Diodes  Synchronous Counter
 Decimal Counter
 Zener I/V Curve  Gray Code Counter
 Zener Voltage Reference  Johnson Counter (Decade Counter)
 Zener Voltage Reference with Follower
 Sequential Logic - Other Circuits
 Diodes - Voltage Multipliers
 Divide-by-2
 Voltage Doubler  Divide-by-3
 Voltage Tripler  Traffic Light
 Voltage Quadrupler  Dynamic RAM

 Transmission Lines
 Spark Gaps
 Simple Transmission Lines
 Standing Wave on a Transmission Line  Sawtooth Oscillator
 Termination of a Transmission Line  Tesla Coil
 Mismatched Transmission Lines (Pulse)  Marx Generator
 Mismatched Trans. Lines (Standing Wave)  Op-Amps
 Impedance Matching (L-Section)
 Impedance Matching (Shunt Stub)  Op-Amp
 Stub Frequency Response  Op-Amp Feedback
 Low-Pass Filter  Half-Wave Rectifier (inverting)
 Light Switch  Full-Wave Rectifier (with op-amps)
 Peak Detector
 Memristors  Integrator (inverting)
 Differentiator (inverting)
 Memristor  Schmitt Trigger (with op-amps)
 Memristor Response to Sine Wave  Negative Impedance Converter
 Memristor Response to Square Wave  Gyrator
 Capacitance Multiplier
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 Howland Current Source  Diff. Amp.: Common-Mode with Current
 Current-to-Voltage Converter Source
 Voltage Regulator
 Transistors (Bipolar) - Push-Pull
 Op-Amps - Amplifiers Follower

 Inverting Amplifier  Simple Push-Pull Follower with Distortion

 Noninverting Amplifier  Improved Push-Pull Follower
 Follower
 Differential Amplifier (with op-amps)  Transistors (Bipolar) - Multivibrators
 Summing Amplifier
 Log Amplifier  Bistable Multivibrator (Flip-Flop)
 Class-D Amplifier  Astable Multivibrator (Oscillator)
 Monostable Multivibator (One-Shot)
 Op-Amps - Oscillators
 Transistors (Bipolar) - Oscillators
 Relaxation Oscillator
 Triangle Wave Generator  Colpitts Oscillator
 Sawtooth Wave Generator  Hartley Oscillator
 Sine Wave Generator  Emitter-Coupled LC Oscillator
 Voltage-Controlled Oscillator
 Transistors (Bipolar) - Logic
 Phase-Shift Oscillator

 Transistors (Bipolar)  RTL Inverter

 RTL NAND
 NPN Transistor (Bipolar)  DTL NAND
 PNP Transistor (Bipolar)  TTL NAND
 Switch (with transistors)  TTL NOR
 Emitter Follower  ECL NOR/OR
 Common-Emitter Amplifier
 Combinational Logic
 Unity-Gain Phase Splitter
 Schmitt Trigger (with transistors)
 Current Source (with transistors)  Exclusive OR
 Current Source Ramp  Half Adder
 Current Mirror (with transistors)  Full Adder
 1-of-4 Decoder
 2-to-1 Mux
 Majority Logic
 2-Bit Comparator
 7-Segment LED Decoder

 MOSFETs

 n-MOSFET
 p-MOSFET
 Switch (with MOSFETs)
 Transistors (Bipolar) - Differential  Source Follower
Amplifiers  Current Source (with MOSFETs)
 Current Ramp
 Differential Amplifier (with transistors)  Current Mirror (with MOSFETs)
 Differential Amplifier: Common-Mode  Common-Source Amplifier
Input  CMOS Inverter
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  CMOS Inverter (with capacitance)  CMOS XOR
 CMOS Inverter (slow transition)  CMOS Flip-Flop
 CMOS Transmission Gate  CMOS Master-Slave Flip-Flop
 CMOS Multiplexer  Ternary Logic Inverter
 Sample-and-Hold
 Delayed Buffer  555 Timer Chip
 Leading-Edge Detector
 Switchable Filter  555 Square Wave Generator
 Voltage Inverter  555 Internals
 Inverter Amplifier  555 Sawtooth Oscillator
 Inverter Oscillator  555 Low-duty-cycle Oscillator
 555 Monostable Multivibrator
 MOSFETs - Logic  555 Pulse Sequencer
 555 Pulse Width Modulator
 CMOS NAND  555 Schmitt Trigger (inverting)
 CMOS NOR  555 Missing Pulse Detector

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

 Quantities and Units  Voltage, Current and Resistance
 Ohm's Law  Energy and Power
 Series Circuits  Parallel Circuits
 Series-Parallel Circuits  Circuit Theorems and Conversions
 Branch, Loop and Node Analyses  Magnetism and Electromagnetism
 Alternating Current and Voltage  Capacitors
 Inductors  Transformers
 RC Circuits  RL Circuits
 RLC Circuits and Resonance  Passive Filters
 Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis  Time Response of Reactive Circuits
 Three-Phase Systems in Power
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