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An Introduction to Electronic Components All electronic circuits contain few basic components. That are three passive components and two active components.

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Page 1: An introduction to electronic components

An Introduction to Electronic Components

All electronic circuits contain few basic components. That are three passive

components and two active components.

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Types of Electronic Components:

• Passive Components1. Resistors2. Capacitors3. Inductors• Active Components

1. Tube devices2. Semiconductor devices

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What are Passive Components?

Resistors, capacitors and inductors are called as passive components. These

electronics components are called passive because they by themselves are not

capable of amplifying or processing an electrical circuit. However, passive

components are as important as active components in any electronic circuit.

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Resistors

The component that opposes the flow of current is called a resistor. This opposing force is called the resistance of the material. It is measured in

ohms.

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Decoding Resistor Color BandsColor Digit value Multiplier Multiplied Out Tolerance

Black 0 100 1

Brown 1 101 10

Red 2 102 100

Orange 3 103 1,000

Yellow 4 104 10000

Green 5 105 100,000

Blue 6 106 1,000,000

Violet 7 107 10,000,000

Gray 8 108 100,000,000

White 9 109 1,000,000,000

Gold ±5%

Silver ±10%

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The 4.7kΩ resistor has color bands of yellow and violet to begin - which have digit values of 4 and 7 (47). The third band of the 4.7kΩ is red, which

indicates that the 47 should be multiplied by 102 (or 100). 47 times

100 is 4,700!

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Decoding Surface-Mount Markings:

In the above example picture, resistors are marked 104, 105, 205, 751, and 754. The

resistor marked with 104 should be 100kΩ (10x104), 105 would be 1MΩ (10x105), and 205 is 2MΩ (20x105). 751 is 750Ω (75x101), and 754 is 750kΩ (75x104).

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So a 01C resistor is our good friend, 10kΩ (100x100), 01B is 1kΩ (100x10),

and 01D is 100kΩ. Those are easy, other codes may not be. 85A from the

picture above is 750Ω (750x1) and 30C is actually 20kΩ.

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Code Value Code Value Code Value Code Value Code Value Code Value

01 100 17 147 33 215 49 316 65 464 81 681

02 102 18 150 34 221 50 324 66 475 82 698

03 105 19 154 35 226 51 332 67 487 83 715

04 107 20 158 36 232 52 340 68 499 84 732

05 110 21 162 37 237 53 348 69 511 85 750

06 113 22 165 38 243 54 357 70 523 86 768

07 115 23 169 39 249 55 365 71 536 87 787

08 118 24 174 40 255 56 374 72 549 88 806

09 121 25 178 41 261 57 383 73 562 89 825

10 124 26 182 42 267 58 392 74 576 90 845

11 127 27 187 43 274 59 402 75 590 91 866

12 130 28 191 44 280 60 412 76 604 92 887

13 133 29 196 45 287 61 422 77 619 93 909

14 137 30 200 46 294 62 432 78 634 94 931

15 140 31 205 47 301 63 442 79 649 95 953

16 143 32 210 48 309 64 453 80 665 96 976

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Letter Multiplier Letter Multiplier Letter Multiplier

Z 0.001 A 1 D 1000Y or R 0.01 B or H 10 E 10000X or S 0.1 C 100 F 100000

The letter at the end represents a multiplier, matching up to something

on this table:

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Capacitors

Capacitor is a component that is used to store electrical energy and release them whenever

desired. It is measured in Farads. Capacitors like resistors can either be fixed or variable. Some common capacitors are mica, ceramic, paper

and air gang capacitors.

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Inductors

The electronic component which produces inductance is called an inductor. The inductance

is measured in henrys (H). Also called a coil or reactor which resists changes in electric

current passing through it.

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What are Active Components?Active components are used in

electronic circuits. They are classified in two categories: Tube devices and

semiconductor devices. Due to many advantages of semiconductor devices,

they are replacing tube devices in many electronic applications.

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Some Advantages of Semiconductor Devices:

• The ability to vary the electrical properties of semiconductors has revolutionized the design and capabilities of modern electronics, making devices smaller and faster.

• Chips are much smaller than vacuum tubes and can perform many more functions while using much less power.

• Long life

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Some Advantages of Tubes Devices:

• Advantage of tubes over semiconductor components in high-power applications is their rebuildability. When a large tube fails, it may be disassembled and repaired at far lower cost than the purchase price of a new tube. When a semiconductor component fails, large or small, there is generally no means of repair.

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• In the fields of high-power, high-speed circuit switching, specialized tubes such as hydrogen thyratrons and krytrons are able to switch far larger amounts of current, far faster than any semiconductor device designed to date.

• In high-power microwave transmitter applications, the excellent thermal tolerance of tubes alone secures their dominance over semiconductors(allows tubes to dissipate more thermal energy for a given amount of dissipation area, which makes them smaller and lighter in continuous high power applications).

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• Tubes, being less complex in their manufacture than semiconductor components, are potentially cheaper to produce as well. Semiconductor manufacture is quite complex, involving many dangerous chemical substances and necessitating super-clean assembly environments. Tubes are essentially nothing more than glass and metal, with a vacuum seal.