ANSWERS 28.

Diamagnetic

PART 1 29. Applying ultraviolet rays

1. TACAN 30. Diamagnetic

2. 8.4 V 31. 1990 kHz, 2010 kHz

3. elastance 32. 0.094

4. The tube will conduct during both halves of the cycle 33. the collector current at its maximum value

5. Atoms 34. control

6. Electrons 35. 512

7. bleeder 36. LED

8. Bit 37. Magnetomotive force

9. Point-to-point 38. 81.2

10. Low level 39. equal to generators internal resistance

11. Lenz law 40. protect drive circuits from high voltage transient surges

12. It always has all or nothing motion 41. candela

13. Energy 42. Heat subinterval

14. Weber 43. band gap

15. Semiconductor 44. Stack

16. High level 45. 16 to 20,000 Hz

17. How amplification can be thought of as a decision making process 46. Buffer

18. Binary 0 47. 4 A

19. Avalanche 48. 1270

20. V(t)=24.8cos(t+39degrees)volts 49. Decade counter

21. P type 50. 1

22. Accuracy 51. 9.09 %

23. the product 52. capacitive

24. Memory word 53. Host

25. Global Positioning System 54. split into halves and connected in parallel

26. Measure voltage drop across known resistor 55. Type D

27. Reading 56. Address

57. ROM
58. Hole 88. when to shift a bit of data from input of the flip-flop to the output

59. both supply voltage and frequency simultaneously 89. 11.11 %

60. 2 90. Typical power rating of a carbon-composition resistor ranged from 0.125 W to 2W

61. 2.5 ohms 91. Size

62. Motor boating 92. 1101

63. lesser 93. Hysteresis loss

64. electron 94. ideal

65. MSI 95. attachment

66. Voltage divider 96. beat tone

67. 0.025 97. Valence electrons

68. op amp 98. 500 G

69. Access time 99. Computers

70. Power 100. product of individual gains

71. 200 V

72. Amplifier PART 2

73. Hysteresis 1. Control unit
74. an AND gate 2. Flux and speed
75. 550 k ohm 3. Charge stored
76. logic clip 4. A network consisting of one inductor and two capacitors or two inductors and one
capacitor
77. increase two-fold
5. Reluctance
78. Symptom analysis
6. increase current capacity
79. Converter
7. Weber
80. Crystal
8. A series regulator
81. a Y-cut crystal
9. zero
82. 1
10. 100 turns
83. block DC and passes AC current
11. The junction diode
84. Fly-wheel effect
12. Tunnel diode
85. Joules
13. row decoders
86. Latch
14. Electrons
87. the same as one cell
15. low permeability 44. noise margin

16. be decreased 45. Resonance

17. negative and positive ions 46. 16

18. Reverse current 47. 101111

19. Halved 48. OR gate

20. Counter emf 49. Logic monitor

21. 2.4 volts to 200 volts 50. Within 1%

22. Pi-L-network 51. Coupling

23. Isolation transformer 52. Conductance

24. The flux density, which exist in the iron core when the magnetic field intensity is 53. As an RF detector
reduced to zero.
54. Lithium
25. increased voltage supply
55. Logic probe
26. 2
56. 4
27. Flip-flop
57. Its internal capacitance varies with the applied voltage
28. 1 watt or less
58. Coulombs first law
29. No current flows from emitter to collector
59. C
30. macro-instruction
60. Counter
31. a lower input resistance
61. 4 cells
32. Eddy
62. A regulator in which the conduction of a control element is varied in direct
33. Light waves proportion to the voltage or load current.

34. 50.3 MHz 63. Electrons

35. Lenz Law 64. more current capacity

36. Cryogenics 65. nibble

37. 1.77 watts 66. oxidizing

38. Increase 67. 1.5 V

39. ALU 68. propagation delay

40. ROM 69. Beta

41. 140 W 70. Interpreter

42. 5.455 A 71. Retentivity

43. Access time 72. MESFET

73. The frequency at which capacitive reactance equals inductive reactance PART 3

74. Damping 1. Machine Language

75. Code converter 2. Hole current in the emitter
76. Typical power rating of carbon-composition resistors ranged from 0.001 W to 0.1 3. monolithic
W
4. assembler
77. Two electrodes of the same metal provide the highest voltage output
5. Twice as one
78. Linear circuit
6. Silicon and Germanium
79. Phanotron
7. Provide more power
80. Toroid
8. 150
81. Ionization
9. Hexadecimal numbers
82. Varistor
10. even when power is not applied to the memory
83. 18.9 kHz
11. 0.30 S
84. as long as power is applied and the memory is refreshed periodically
12. 1,800 times
85. capacitance of inductive coupling from tuned circuit
13. circuit will stop rectifying
86. CPU
14. Producing one output pulse for every 10 input pulses
87. 60
15. 2 ms
88. Emitter
16. Volt-coulomb
89. Class A
17. Rectification
90. At/Wb
18. Resonant
91. 59.5 %
19. phase-locked loop
92. They are smaller
20. Resistance in the networks substitute for resistances in the load
93. Increased overall gain
21. Detector
94. Diode resistance is either very low or very high on either direction
22. zero
95. ionization
23. Forward bias
96. Bridges
24. 20.5 MHz
97. flow chart
25. Dielectric
98. Approximately 1
26. Klystron oscillator
99. The feedback connection to the error amplifier is made directly to the load
27. 1011
100. an area of low charge density around P-N junction
28. micro Ammeter
29. high frequencies 59. Light activated SCR

30. Breakdown voltage 60. Field-effect transistor

31. Vibrating reed type 61. OR

32. discrete 62. the presence of capacitance both external and internal

33. one circular mill 63. Selenium cells

34. Multiplexing 64. A force set up when current flows through a conductor

35. ionization 65. 150 mV

36. Reactive power 66. Universal motor

37. Modems 67. Blowing fuse

38. is directly proportional 68. completely no split

39. ladder 69. Binary counter

40. 254 70. Magnetic cores

41. Pi-network 71. 12.4 microsec

42. Open-loop system 72. photoemission

43. 10 Gb/cm 73. it has a very high voltage gain and low noise level

44. bits per inch 74. Atom

45. A voltage that opposes the applied EMF 75. Interrogator

46. Compensate aging battery of the meter 76. inverse parallel connected SCRs with common gate

47. None of the above 77. Magnetic field intensity

48. Transponder 78. 4.08 MHz

49. protons 79. permeability

50. Hysteresis 80. Mass

51. 40 ohms 81. Magnetic type

52. Analog to digital conversion 82. Galvanometer

53. 17 83. Aquadag coating

54. Triac 84. 15 (decimal)

55. One 85. Sequential

56. atom 86. Maximum forward current and PIV

57. flux 87. Multiplexer

58. 320.7 microfarads 88. ILS

89. provides an output code that corresponds to which a set of input line is true 17. Band pass filter

90. crossover network 18. attract each other

91. 2 miles 19. Card readers

92. higher 20. 100

93. multiplexer 21. current varies directly as the voltage and inversely as the resistance

94. invalid 22. very low resistance

95. 26 23. Selenium cells

96. 12V 24. Fuse

97. 2 25. 0.125 microfarad

98. Capacitor 26. no current flow from emitter to collector

99. 512 27. 500 ma

100. high resistance 28. 1.92 ohms

29. Register

PART 4 30. a negative resistance region

1. Zero current 31. 2000 G

2. 166 Joules 32. output is present for less than 180 degrees of the input signal cycle

3. it is at a maximum 33. all nodes in the circuit

4. 3.6ohms +/- 10% 34. LSI

5. tends to oppose changes in current 35. Carbon

6. a pair of plates 36. frequency and induction heating

7. moving either the magnet or the coil 37. One

8. VLSI 38. towards the cathode

9. Silver zinc 39. Magnetic lines of force

10. two coils wound on a common core 40. stores electrical energy

11. Cathode ray tube 41. Magnetism

12. an area of low charge density around the P-N junction 42. Low resistance

13. 10.1 MHz 43. 3 mv

14. Never 44. Reactance

15. 14.5 MHz 45. its value cannot be stepped up or down by transformer

16. conducting and non-conducting 46. Sweep voltage

47. Either c or d arbitrarily selected 76. Cell

48. Tank circuit 77. 10 hrs

49. 16.5 khz 78. 5

50. an ohmmeter 79. Residual magnetism

51. just below the saturation point 80. high resistance

52. Domain 81. Air gap

53. 8 82. decreased

54. 5 x 10 to the -12th 83. as large as possible

55. approximately 6.0 volts 84. 4.76

56. the size and thickness of the crystal material 85. Asynchronous

57. Peak inverse voltage 86. Bipolar

58. no current flow from the emitter to collector 87. Yes or one

59. use of transistor with narrow bases 88. Potential field

60. great force capability handling heavy loads 89. in biasing circuits DC negative feedback is provided while amplifiers employ AC
negative feedback
61. the effective resistance is increased
90. electrons are drawn to the grid and not reach the plate
62. a capacitor
91. Flux
63. the rms voltage is always greater than the average voltage
92. Increased field voltage
64. gate, anode 1 and anode 2
93. Coulomb
65. An ohmmeter test across the base collector of a transistor should show low
resistance for both polarity 94. 1.7 V and 20 mA

66. Class A amplifier 95. 0.25 ohms

67. P type collector, N type base, P type emitter 96. Nickel-cadmium cell

68. 4000 97. 6.5 A

69. 30 mA 98. Volt ampere

70. only dc 99. Storage cell

71. Coulombs law 100. an atom with unbalanced charges

72. Hydraulic and pneumatic

73. 1600 At PART 5

74. XOR 1. atom

75. Toggle switch 2. 5

3. Protons, electrons, and nucleus 33. When forward-biased

4. It is made up of protons and neutrons. 34. The diode barrier potential

5. 14 35. forward-biased

6. 32 36. Equal to the average value of the rectified voltage

7. M 37. increases

8. In the most distant orbit from the nucleus 38. A half-wave rectified voltage

9. When a valence electron breaks away from the atom 39. voltage but not for current

10. When an atom gains an extra valence electron 40. more positive than the anode

11. Silicon 41. The changes in the output voltage and input voltage

12. Conduction band 42. The changes in load current and output voltage

13. By thermal energy 43. Both A and C

14. recombination 44. 81.2%

15. All of the choices 45. twice

16. eight valence electrons, four of its own and four shared 46. one-half

17. By both electrons and holes 47. 40.6%

18. Both A and B above 48. Center-tap

19. All of the choices 49. 100 Hz

20. Doping 50. Four

21. Trivalent 51. higher

22. To increase number of free electrons 52. Bridge type

23. Conduction electrons 53. Capacitor input

24. Minority carriers that are thermally produced 54. Electrolytic

25. By the boundary of p-type and n-type material 55. 50 Hz

26. All of the choices 56. more than

27. Positive and negative ions 57. more

28. The dc voltage applied to control the operation of the devices 58. Impedance matching

29. Either A and B above 59. 10

30. The current is produced by both holes and electrons 60. 2

31. Minority carriers 61. 1 V/s

32. Greater than 0.7 V 62. 5%

63. 64 93. Hall effect

64. 6 94. Leduc effect

65. 3 95. Flywheel effect

66. 2 96. Dember effect

67. 6 97. Bequerel effect

68. Dynatron effect 98. Island effect

69. Singing-stovepipe effect 99. Malter effect

70. Compton effect 100. motor effect

71. Debye-Sears effect

72. Photoelectromagnetic effect PART 6

73. The number of protons in the nucleus 1. Matter

74. Ted Nelson 2. 0.74 ohms

75. Larry Roberts 3. Gallium

76. Norio Taniguchi 4. Discharging the cells

77. Plasmons 5. Frequency multipliers

78. Bob Metcalfe 6. increase the voltage range

79. Douglas Engelbart 7. Hybrid IC

80. Marc Andreesen 8. Electrocardiograph

81. Tim Berners-Lee 9. 10000

82. Both Vinton Cerf and Bob Khan 10. Suppressor grid

83. Tim Berners-Lee 11. Magnetomotive force

84. Channel effect 12. Respiratory failure

85. Damon effect 13. One

86. Edge effect 14. Air core transformer

87. Fringe effect 15. 2

88. Zener effect 16. Aluminum

89. Thomson effect 17. cut off region

90. Tunnel effect 18. Electroscope

91. Photovoltaic effect 19. Program

92. Miller effect 20. Magnetic flux

21. Octode 49. Hydraulic

22. Hydrogen 50. Mixture

23. Soft magnetic materials 51. Wafer

24. An ohmmeter test across the base-collector of a transistor should show high 52. Computerized Tomography (CT) or Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT)
resistance in the opposite polarity
53. Phototransistor
25. Dynamotor
54. Micro- electronics
26. one
55. The NiCd cell is primary type
27. The resistance of the coil and inductor
56. Magnetic field
28. Moving either the magnet or the coil
57. Precession
29. Printed circuit board (PCB)
58. Control transformer
30. Dual or double speed synchro system
59. To obtain instruction
31. NOR Gate
60. Battery charge
32. Armature reaction
61. Extrinsic
33. That frequency at which the grounded emitter current gain has decreased to 0.7
of that obtainable at 1 kHz in a transistor 62. Astable multi-vibrators

34. Integrated Circuit (IC) 63. Potentiometer

35. Servo 64. By magnetic coupling from the rotor

36. Computer literacy 65. Epitaxial

37. continuous-path programs 66. Output device

38. Inclinometer 67. Negative biasing

39. Voltage regulation 68. Differentials synchros can handle more signal and also perform addition and
subtraction functions
40. Forward bias
69. Field intensity
41. Volt ampere
70. Isolation
42. UNIVAC
71. Spectroscopy
43. Reluctance
72. Only a, c and d
44. IBM-701
73. Only b and c
45. Atom
74. Interpoles and compensating windings
46. larger
75. Position servo
47. Both column and row decoders
76. Glass cockpit
48. Resonant frequency
77. Feedback
78. Use to block signal 5. Vibrating-reed devices or tuned circuits

79. Diamagnetic 6. Zero beating

80. Microcircuit module 7. Heterodyning

81. Colpitts oscillator 8. Cavity wavemeter

82. Base current bias of fixed bias 9. Zero beating

83. Linearity 10. Spectrum analyzer

84. as large as possible 11. Cathode-ray oscilloscope(CRO or O-SCOPE)

85. Pulsed oscillator 12. Electronic frequency counter

86. Dual-gate MOSFET 13. Wavemeters

87. Attract each other 14. Beat frequency

88. In a direction determined by the left hand rule 15. Stroboscope

89. Polarity of source voltage 16. Stroboscope

90. To provide higher amplification factor of the tube 17. Strobotac

91. Summing amplifier 18. Chronometric tachometer

92. System packaging 19. Barretter

93. Lenzs law 20. Thermistor

94. Beam-lead chip 21. Thermocouple ammeter

95. The phenomenon where RF current flows in a thinner layer of the conductor, 22. 600 rpm
close to the surface, as frequency increases.
23. 250 hours
96. Magnetic susceptibility
24. 100 hours
97. Ferrite
25. Tuned circuits
98. Magnetic induction
26. Two
99. Class C
27. Four
100. Bonding wires
28. By varying the input voltage to the field coils

29. Amplidynes
PART 7
30. 10,000
1. Sorting
31. Compound-wound dc generators
2. FORTRAN
32. P-type material
3. 30 or 60 MHz
33. The gate terminal
4. Tachometer
34. The dual-gate MOSFET
35. To prevent damage from static electricity 65. Mechanical or electromechanical

36. 1:1000 66. Hybrid computers

37. Photovoltaic cell 67. Fair child 709

38. One 68. The capacitor filter

39. Variable resistor 69. From 1 to 20 H

40. A voltage gradient 70. 120 Hz

41. From base 1 to the emitter 71. Ada

42. High input impedance 72. Transistor

43. The SCR is primarily used for switching power on or off 73. Information

44. A gate signal 74. Zero

45. The forward bias must be reduced below the minimum conduction level 75. Negative feedback

46. SCR 76. Anion

47. During both alternations 77. The potential difference depends on the diameter of the conductor that cuts the
magnetic field
48. Forward bias
78. 1 to 2 V
49. Very low
79. An ideal voltage source can be in parallel with an open circuit
50. Variable capacitance
80. 10 kW
51. The depletion region decreases
81. The power in watts, voltage and current
52. Capacitance decreases
82. 0.707
53. The minority carriers
83. 7.95
54. Zener effect and avalanche effect
84. Floating state
55. Zener effect
85. Thermal energy
56. Electrons
86. Electrostatic field
57. Wien bridge oscillator
87. Period
58. Secondary emission
88. Leakage flux
59. Cathode biasing
89. Integrated circuit
60. All of the choices
90. Number of valence electrons
61. Analog
91. Electrostatic field
62. Speed and efficiency
92. Energy
63. Special-purpose
93. Electrochemical action
64. Continuous electrical or physical conditions
94. 135 V 22. Revolution

95. Flywheel effect 23. 5 V

96. Monostable multivibrator 24. 1 MHz and 10 MHz

97. Kinetic energy 25. Counterclockwise

98. 1.275 to 1.300 26. Target resolution

99. Gunn effect 27. 5 %

100. Charge storage 28. Working voltage

29. Degree of freedom

PART 8 30. Electronics

1. Differential voltmeter 31. amplitude, polarity

2. Frequency stability 32. use the left-hand rule for coils

3. Synchros 33. Synchronizer

4. Servo 34. perpendicular to the force

5. Ceramic capacitor 35. AC

6. Flux 36. green, black, black and gold

7. Average power 37. both A and C

8. Gyroscope 38. UTC chart

9. Thyratron 39. paper capacitor

10. Series 40. paper

11. Rigidity 41. high torque (turning force) at low speed

12. 500 42. sulfuric acid

13. 60 Hz or 400 Hz 43. 1852

14. Corrective maintenance 44. revolver

15. 2 V 45. potassium hydroxide and water

16. Torque vector 46. stator

17. A,B,C and D 47. zeroing

18. 600 to 30 GHz 48. Thermoplastic

19. Blocking oscillator 49. rotary switch

20. Midscale 50. amplitude, phase

21. 50 to 10 k 51. all of the choices

52. all of the choices 81. snap-acting switch

53. the north pole of the compass will point in the directions of the magnetic lines of 82. microswitch
force
83. hysteresis loss
54. magnetic amplifiers
84. soft iron
55. rigidity
85. 1000
56. reverse synchros
86. blocking factor
57. all of the choices
87. motor reversal
58. rating
88. armature reaction
59. all of the choices
89. troubleshooting
60. according to their functions
90. CALIBRATE
61. all of the choices
91. all of the choices
62. closed-loop control system
92. ground potential
63. roughness
93. all of the choices
64. correction voltage
94. mutual inductance
65. both A and C
95. in the early 1950s
66. A = 1
96. no more than 10
67. sponge lead
97. 10 to 50 degrees Celsius
68. sweep generator
98. over 100 million
69. underdamped system
99. generations
70. all of the choices
100. firmware
71. friction clutch damping

72. gassing
PART 9
73. Colpitts oscillator
1. 2
74. 50 V
2. 2
75. class AB
3. 7
76. class C
4. 69.3 ms
77. zinc container
5. 5.386 W
78. wirewound resistor
6. 2LA (1+k)
79. fresh water
7. 0.277 ms
80. dielectric field
8. Excitor
9. Shunted 39. 1%

10. 60 kg 40. 2 and 3 m

11. Cincinatti T3 41. 1 m

12. 6 42. Circuit control devices

13. Closed-loop system 43. Accumulator

14. Rigidity 44. Forward-breakover voltage

15. 2e-100tcos 100t 45. Velocity servo

16. 1.25 46. Make-before-break

17. Baryons 47. Split capacitor

18. Mesons 48. Hydrometer

19. h/4 49. 5%

20. Effectivity product 50. Ignitron

21. Walk 51. Electroacoustics

22. Ferrimagnetism 52. Electroencephalogram

23. Pulse width 53. Digital subtraction anglography

24. Sag or dip 54. TR tube

25. Correspondence 55. Filament or heater voltage

26. Spike 56. The pair of catcher grids

27. 64 57. 20%

28. Service factor 58. 0.05 volt

29. 7.4 59. Voltage fluctuations from load to no-load

30. 1.15 to 1.4 60. Full load to no load

31. Three 61. 1.8 hours

32. Critical 62. 15 volts

33. 105C 63. 2400 volts

34. Class H 64. The 150 volt winding

35. All of the choices 65. Swinging choke

36. 130C 66. Hartley oscillator

37. Very narrow 67. By using a current transformer and a capacitor shunt

38. Class F 68. 0.9

69. Tunnel diodes 99. state of charge

70. As VHF and UHF mixers and detectors 100. Band-pass

71. 1.7 volts and 20 mA

72. Forward bias

73. ROMRead-Only Memory

74. 6 kHz at -6 dB

75. Etching and grinding

76. Hunting

77. Greater than 10 to 1

78. Ease of handling and protection from damage

79. rem

80. Bonding wires

81. Magnetic susceptibility

82. Beam-lead chip

83. Microcircuit module

84. discharging the cells

85. Frequency multipliers

86. Electrolytic

87. Electrolytic

88. Specific inductive capacity

89. A swamping resistor

90. Quiescence

91. 1.280-1.300

92. A, B, C and D

93. Decreases linearity

94. Current flows through the component is limited to 1 mA

95. reduced, increased

96. two

97. A, B, C, D and E

98. Number of symbols used in the system