E-CS3 Powerpoint Slides With Illustrations

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Part 1:
Circuits
1 Diodes
The V-I curve of a typical forward biased diode, made from silicon
Electronics Circuits and Systems 3rd edition. 2007, Owen Bishop. Published by Elsevier Ltd.
(p. 3)
1 Diodes
The V-I graph of a reverse biased Zener diode
(p. 4)
2 Transistor switches
The MOSFET switches on the filament lamp when the light intensity falls
below a given level (p. 10)
2 Transistor switches
The audible warning device sounds when the light intensity falls below a
given level (p. 12)
3 Potential dividers
When a load is connected to the divider, it is in parallel with R2
(p. 26)
4 Capacitors
S1 is turned on at 0 seconds and vC (grey curve) begins rising to 10 V, as

the capacitor charges (p. 36)
5 Using capacitors
Cross-connected BJT switches form a monostable pulse generator

(p. 42)
5 Using capacitors
The basic 555 monostable circuit
(p. 42)
5 Using capacitors
The 555 timer IC can also be used as an astable multivibrator
(p. 43)
5 Using capacitors
Exchanging the capacitor and resistor result in the inverse action

(p. 45)
5 Using capacitors
Amplitude increases at a steady rate with frequency up to about 1 kHz,

After that, it begins to level off (p. 46)
5 Using capacitors
Measuring VIN and VOUT, using an oscilloscope
(p. 48)
6 Fields
The effect of a magnetic field (H) of the magnetisation (B) of ferromagnetic

material (p. 54)
8 MOSFET amplifiers
The source terminal is common to both the input and output sides of this
MOSFET amplifier, so it is known as a common-source amplifier (p. 63)
8 MOSFET amplifiers
A common-drain MOSFET amplifier has unity voltage gain but high current
gain (p. 67)
9 BJT amplifiers
In a common-emitter BJT amplifier the emitter terminal is common to both

the input and output circuits (p. 72)
9 BJT amplifiers
The voltage output of a common-collector amplifier is always

approximately 0.7 V lower than its input (p. 77)
11 Operational amplifiers
Graph plotted on logarithmic scales for both frequency and gain of an op

amp (p. 92)
In an inverting amplifier circuit, the input goes to the () terminal and there
is negative feedback to that terminal (p. 94)
Op amp drawn with its input terminals exchanged to make the diagram
simpler (p. 97)
12 Applications of op amps
In an integrator, the output falls as charge flows toward plate A of the

capacitor (p. 105)
12 Applications of op amps
An inverting Schmitt trigger uses positive feedback to give it its snap

action (p. 106)
15 Power amplifiers
In a Class B amplifier the transistors are biased so that they are off when
there is no input signal (p. 128)
17 Power supplies
The diode rectifier bridge and the Zener diode give improved performance
(p. 149)
20 Logical combinations
The output of this parity tree goes high if the 8-bit input contains an odd
number of 1s (p. 178)
The logic levels in this data selector (or multiplexer) are shown for a low
select (S) input (p. 180)
A data distributor (or demultiplexer) routes the data to one of its outputs
(p. 181)
21 Logical sequences
The sequence of stages of resetting an S-R flip-flop
(p. 187)
22 Counters and registers
Three D-type flip-flops wired as toggle flip-flops act as a 3-bit up counter

divider (p. 196)
A synchronous counter, in which all the flipflops are clocked

simultaneously (p. 199)
A shift register can be built from D-type flipflops. When they are clocked,
data is shifted one step along the chain (p. 202)
A walking ring counter is based on a chain of flip-flops, with the inverted

output of the last stage fed back to the input of the first stage (p. 203)
24 Converter circuits
A flash converter is the fastest analogue-to-digital converter, but it needs

several hundred comparators to give high precision (p. 216)
24 Converter circuits
Circuit of a 4-bit converter (p. 223)

Part 2:
Systems
26 Audio and video systems
Diagram showing some connections of a typical domestic stereo system

(p. 229)
31 Radio transmission
The superhet receiver (p. 282)

33 Electronic control
systems
The main components of an open-loop control system and a closed-loop

system with negative feedback (p. 294)
34 Process control systems
A PID, or 3-term control system (p. 305)

Part 3:
Microelectronic
systems
37 Processing
A microcomputer system (p. 319)

37 Processing
A microcontroller (p. 322)


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The V-I graph of a reverse biased Zener diode

When a load is connected to the divider, it is in parallel with R2

S1 is turned on at 0 seconds and vC (grey curve) begins rising to 10 V, as

Cross-connected BJT switches form a monostable pulse generator

The basic 555 monostable circuit

The 555 timer IC can also be used as an astable multivibrator

Exchanging the capacitor and resistor result in the inverse action

Amplitude increases at a steady rate with frequency up to about 1 kHz,

Measuring VIN and VOUT, using an oscilloscope

The effect of a magnetic field (H) of the magnetisation (B) of ferromagnetic

In a common-emitter BJT amplifier the emitter terminal is common to both

The voltage output of a common-collector amplifier is always

Graph plotted on logarithmic scales for both frequency and gain of an op

In an integrator, the output falls as charge flows toward plate A of the

An inverting Schmitt trigger uses positive feedback to give it its snap

The sequence of stages of resetting an S-R flip-flop

22 Counters and registers

Three D-type flip-flops wired as toggle flip-flops act as a 3-bit up counter

22 Counters and registers

A synchronous counter, in which all the flipflops are clocked

22 Counters and registers

22 Counters and registers

A walking ring counter is based on a chain of flip-flops, with the inverted

A flash converter is the fastest analogue-to-digital converter, but it needs

Circuit of a 4-bit converter (p. 223)

26 Audio and video systems

Diagram showing some connections of a typical domestic stereo system

The superhet receiver (p. 282)

The main components of an open-loop control system and a closed-loop

34 Process control systems

A PID, or 3-term control system (p. 305)

A microcomputer system (p. 319)

A microcontroller (p. 322)

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