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Diagram 1
(a) Electron gun (Cathode, filament, control grid, focusing anode, accelerating anode)
(b) Deflection system (x-plate, y-plate)
(c) Fluorescent screen
Component Function
Filament To heat up the cathode
Cathode To release electron
Control grid To control the number of electron to the screen and
thus control the brightness of screen
Focusing anode To focus the electron to the screen and thus control
the sharpness of image at screen
Accelerating anode To accelerate the electron to the screen
x-plate To control the electron from deflecting to left or right
y-plate To control the electron from deflecting up or down
Fluorescent screen To convert the kinetic energy of electron to light
energy
Diagram 2
No input
Dry cell
(d.c current)
EXAMPLE:
Diagram 3 shows a trace on an oscilloscope for an a.c. source. The y-gain is set to 1.5 V cm-1 and the
time base is 2 ms cm-1.
Diagram 3
(d) Sketch the trace that will be displayed if the setting are changed to
(i) 1 V cm-1 and 2 ms cm-1
Diagram 4: Semiconductor
Diagram 5
Comparison between energy gap in insulator, semiconductor and conductor
Characteristics of semiconductors:
• as insulator at very low temperature
• has good electrical conductivity at higher temperature
6. What is diode?
Diode is an electronic which allows the flow of current in one direction.
Diagram 6
Diagram 7
DEPLETION LAYER
Diagram 8
Diagram 9
The input voltage is a.c. meaning that the current can start to flow from A or from G.
If from A ® B ® C ® D ® E ® F ® G.
The flow of current is complete and therefore has one waveform for this cycle.
Diagram 10
The input voltage is a.c. meaning that the current can start to flow from A or from N.
If from A®B®C® D® E® F® G® H® I ® J® K ® L ®M ® N
The flow of current is complete and therefore has one waveform for this cycle.
If from N® M® L® K® E® F® G® H® I® D® C® B®A
The flow of current is also complete and so has waveform for this circle. The above process is
repeated.
Diagram 11
7. Transistor
A transistor is a semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electronic signals and electrical
power.
Transistor
Diagram 12
Diagram 13
Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) has a very low resistance when exposed to sunlight but very
high resistance when at nighttime.
Again to remember:
High resistance® Cause high potential difference
The arrangement of R1 resistor and LDR along AB is used as potential divider of the voltage.
01 340
Voltage at R1 = (0 2340) × 12 V and Voltage at LDR = (0 2340) × 12 V
1 1
1st: In daylight, the LDR has very low resistance as exposed to sunlight.
2nd: Low resistance of LDR will cause a smaller share of battery voltage across it.
3rd: This low voltage across the base-emitter does not switch the transistor on.
4th: Therefore, the transistor circuit is not complete and the lamp does not light up.
1st: In nightime, the LDR has very high resistance as the surrounding is dark.
2nd: High resistance of LDR will cause a high share of battery voltage across it.
3rd: This high voltage across the LDR will drive a base current through the
transistor and switch it on.
th
4 : Therefore, the transistor circuit is complete and the lamp lights up.
40 kΩ
C P
R Capacitor
B 6 V dc
Microphone Y Q
E
10 kΩ
S Z
Diagram 14
1st: The microphone is to convert the sound energy into electrical energy. This
electrical energy will be sent to capacity.
2nd: The capacitor will block the steady current and allow the a.c current to pass
through it.
rd
3 : The small a.c current will pass to the base of transistor will cause a big
amplification to the output current.
Here, the transistor is act as current amplifier.
4th: The loudspeaker now converts the electrical signal back to sound energy again.
INPUT OUTPUT
A B X
AND 0 0 0
gate X= A•B 0 1 0
1 0 0
1 1 1
INPUT OUTPUT
A B X
OR X= A +B 0 0 0
0 1 1
gate
1 0 1
1 1 1
INPUT OUTPUT
A X
0 1
NOT 1 0
NOT gate is different from
gate
other logic gate as it has only X= A
one input with one output.
INPUT OUTPUT
A B X
0 0 1
NAND
0 1 1
gate X= A • B 1 0 1
1 1 0
INPUT OUTPUT
A B X
X= A ÅB 0 0 1
X-NOR 0 1 0
gate 1 0 0
1 1 1
AND Gate
OR Gate
Either one switch or both are closed will complete the circuit
Input 1 is closed will cause the bulb to switch off. Input 1 acts as
current jumper
NAND Gate
Both inputs closed will switch of the bulb. (Current jumper occurs
when both the inputs are closed)
NOR Gate
Either one or both inputs closed will switch off the bulb