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    Resistor

    A resistoris a two-terminal passiveelectronic component. It is an electricalcomponent that limits or regulates the flow

    of electrical current in an electronic circuit.Resistors can also be used to provide aspecific voltage for an active device suchas a transistor.

    Symbol:

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    Conti.

    S.I unit is ohm

    Symbol of ohm () Notation for resistance

    O- for ohm

    K- for kilo ohmM- for mega ohm

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    Types of resistor

    Fixed type resistor

    Variable type resistor

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    Combinat ion of res is tor

    series combination

    parallel combination

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    Conti

    Series combination

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    Conti.

    Parallel combination

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    CONTI.

    In series the current remains same

    In parallel the voltage remains same

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    Ohms law

    Ohm's law states that the current through

    a conductor between two points is directly

    proportional to the potential difference

    across the two points, and inverselyproportional to the resistance between

    them.

    The mathematical equation that describesthis relationship is:

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    Color coding table

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    Why we use resistor?

    Limiting of current

    Limiting of voltage

    Power dissipation

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    Capacitor

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    A capacitor is a device for storing electric

    charge

    A capacitor is a passive electronic component

    consisting of a pair of conductors separated by

    a dielectric (insulator).

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    CAPACITANCE

    This is a measure of a capacitor's ability to store charge.

    A large capacitance means that more charge can be stored.

    Capacitance can be measured using formula:q = C V

    where

    C = capacitance,

    q= charge,

    V = potential difference.

    Unit of Capacitance is Farads(F).

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    Combination of capacitors

    Series combination

    Parallel combination

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    Series combination

    When capacitors are connected in series,

    the capacitance decreases.

    In Series, total capacitance is given by the

    formula:

    1/Ct= 1/C1+1/C2+

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    Parallel combination

    When capacitors are connected in parallel,

    the capacitance increases.

    In Parallel, total capacitance is given by

    the formula:

    Ct= C1+ C2+Cn

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    Types of capacitor

    Polarized capacitor

    Non polarized capacitor

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    Non Polarized capacitor

    The capacitor which do not have a polarity

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    Polarised capacitor

    The capacitor which have a polarity

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    How to Read Ceramic Capacitor

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    Features

    Capacitor offers low impedance to AC.

    It offers high impedance to DC.

    Reactance of capacitor is given by:

    Xc =1/2 fc

    where =22/7

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    Applications

    Blocking DC Voltage

    Adjusting Frequency

    Use to generate a time delay application

    Smoothing of dc voltage.

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    Diodes

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    Diode

    Diode is an electronic component which

    permits the flow of current in one direction

    only.

    Today diodes are made up of

    semiconductor material, therefore they are

    often called semiconductor diodes or

    crystal diodes.

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    Why we use it?

    Diodes are used for rectification.

    Diodes are used in electrical meters for

    there protection.

    Diodes are used in wave shaping circuits.

    Diodes (LED) are used in display.

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    Material

    Diodes are semiconductor devices.

    Silicon(Si) or germanium(Ge) are used.

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    Types

    PN junction diode

    Zener Diode

    Light Emitting Diodes (LED)

    Photo Diodes

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    PN Junction Diode

    This diode is made by p-type & n-type

    material.

    This PN junction diode works in forward

    bias i.e. anode is connected to positive

    terminal & cathode is connected to

    negative terminal.

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    Symbol

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    How can we recognize?

    There is a silver band on the one side of

    diode which is cathode (negative) terminal

    of the diode & the other side is anode(positive) terminal.

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    Zener Diode

    Zener Diode works in reverse bias.

    Symbol of zener diode:

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    How can we recognize zener a

    diode?

    There is black band which is negative

    terminal & other one is positive terminal.

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    Light Emitting Diode (LED)

    Light Emitting Diode (LED) operates in

    forward bias.

    It emits light when connected in circuit.

    Symbol of LED:

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    How can we recognize LED?

    The shorter lead of the LED is negative

    terminal & longer one is positive, also on

    the negative terminal there is a flat spot

    when we see from the top.

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    Photo Diode

    Often known as Photo detector.

    Photo Diode operates in reverse bias.

    Light falls on the PN junction of the photo diode whichcreates electron-hole pair in the depletion layer whichcauses flow of current.

    Current depends upon the light intensity

    When light incident on the photodiode then current flowsin the circuit.

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    Physical view of Photo diode:

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    Working of Photodiode

    Photodiode

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    LDR(Light Dependent Resistor)

    A light dependent resistor is a semiconductor

    electrical device that has a very high

    resistance to the flow of electrical current in t

    absence of light.

    When light strikes the device, it lowers its

    resistance, allowing electrical current to flow

    through it and on to other devices or electricalcircuits.

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    TRANSISTOR

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    TRANSISTOR

    A transistoris a semiconductor device used

    to amplify and switch electronic signals. It is

    made of a solid piece

    of semiconductor material, with at least threeterminals for connection to an external circuit.

    Device with three terminals where one

    terminal can be use to control the flow ofcurrent through the other two terminals.

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    Conti.

    The three terminals are Emitter, Base and

    Collector

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    Types of transistor

    Junction transistor

    Field effect transistor

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    Junction transistor

    Transistor are of two types:

    1-> n-p-n

    A straight switch

    2-> p-n-p

    A inverted switch

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    n-p-n as a switch

    When base of n-p-n is connected with

    logic high voltage then it short circuit

    emitter and collector (SWITCH ON).

    When base of n-p-n is connected with

    logic low voltage then it open circuit both

    emitter and collector (SWITCH OFF).

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    Circuit diagram to show a switching

    RB

    M

    VCC

    Logic 0

    Logic 1

    or

    GND

    Logic transistor Motor

    0 off stop1 on run

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    p-n-p as an inverted switch

    When base of p-n-p is connected with

    logic high voltage then it open circuit

    emitter and collector (SWITCH OFF).

    When base of p-n-p is connected with

    logic low voltage then it short circuit both

    emitter and collector (SWITCH ON).

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    Practically used

    As a switch

    As an amplifier

    For realizing logic gates

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    ICS

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    L293D

    555

    LM358

    IC 7805(voltage controlled)

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    L293D IC

    VccEN1

    EN212V

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    Truth table

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    Conti.

    L293D is a dual H-Bridge motor driver. So with one IC we can interface two DC motors

    which can be controlled in both clockwise andcounter clockwise direction

    If you have motor with fix direction of motionthen you can make use of all the four I/Os toconnect up to four DC motors.

    L293D has output current of 600mA.

    Moreover for protection of circuit from back EMFoutput diodes are included within the IC.

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    Interface motor with IC L293D

    EN1

    EN212V

    VCC

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    555 IC

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    The 555 Timer IC is an integrated circuit (chip)

    used in a timer application, pulse generation

    and oscillator applications.

    It works only on falling edge of the incoming

    signal

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    Operating modes:

    It has three operating modes:

    1) monostable

    2) Bistable

    3) Astable

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    Monostable mode

    In this mode, the IC has only one stable state

    voltag

    e

    triggering pulse

    output

    time

    voltag

    e

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    Bistable mode

    In this mode, the IC has two stable state

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    Astable mode

    In this mode, the IC not having a single stable

    state

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    LM358

    The LM358 IC consists of two independent

    operational amplifiers which were designed

    specifically to operate from a single power

    supply over a wide range of voltages. It have two op-amp

    Single power supply

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    LM358 IC

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    Internal circuit

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    Features

    It have two op-amp

    Single power supply

    Supply range 3v-32v

    Eliminate need of dual supply

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    IC 7805

    It is a voltage regulator integrated circuit.

    It designed to automatically maintain a

    constant voltage level

    It works on a negative feedback

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    IC 7805

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    Features

    Output current range up to 1A

    Output voltage 5V

    Input voltage range up to 12V

    Short circuit protection

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