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    Fm Transmitter Design

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    according to the market availability of components and instruments to be used. Transistor Circuit Design: This two transistor simple FM transmitter is built around two amplifiers‚ Q1 is a common emitter with a dc gain of 1 and Ac gain that can be set by potentiometer R4 and this will amplify the signal from the electret and pass it to the next stage by coupling capacitor C3. Circuit diagram of a two transistor FM Transmitter: Q2 is the heart of the RF section‚ because of C4 (which ac grounds

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    problems associated with vacuum tubes are that they are very power consuming devices and the size of the vacuum tubes. "Video - Part 3" 4. Transistors were better than the vacuum tube because they were smaller‚ faster‚ more reliable‚ and cheaper to mass produce. But the problem with transistors was they still have to be hand-wired which limits how small transistors could become since a person had to physically connect them. "Page 153-154" 5. The Altair 8800 was the first microcomputer available

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    Power Electronics * The control and conversion of electrical power by power semiconductor devices (wherein these devices operate as switches) * To control and convert electrical power from one form to another * Power range: from a few VA/Watts to several MVA / MW * The primary task of power electronics is to process and control the flow of electric energy by supplying voltages and currents in a form that is optimally suited for user loads. Interdisciplinary Nature of Power

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    Cmos

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    CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) is a way of constructing integrated circuits. The technology is used today in microprocessors‚ microcontrollers‚ static RAM‚ and other digital circuits. CMOS utilizes transistors to store information in a volatile manner‚ but is sometimes thought of as non-volatile due to the common use of a battery to maintain the power to the chip‚ and recent changes to using EEPROM technology. In a personal computer‚ the CMOS is mainly used to store settings for

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    positive and negative type semiconductors. Microchips perform a specific function. A microchip is individual diodes and transistors still plays the essential function in contemporary electronics‚ however these devices have been mainly replaced by much more complex arrays of P- and N- kind semi conductors‚ known as microchips. Microchips may incorporate hundreds or thousands of transistors in one integrated circuit‚ specially intended to do a specific role. They are associated to integrated circuits here

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    capacitors fabricated are usually less than 20 pf. Transistor‚ diodes and resistors are also fabricated on the same chip. Differential Amplifiers: Differential amplifier is a basic building block of an op-amp. The function of a differential amplifier is to amplify the difference between two input signals. How the differential amplifier is developed? Let us consider two emitter-biased circuits as shown in fig. 1. Fig. 1 The two transistors Q1 and Q2 have identical characteristics. The resistances

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    rely? 2.2. What is the purpose of liquid crystals? 2.3. What makes up the apparent color of each pixel on the screen? 2. What is Addressing? 3.4. How does addressing occur? 3.5. What is the purpose of the thin film transistors (TFTs)? 3.6. What is the effect of TFTs to liquid crystals? 3. What is Color Production? 4.7. What is the function of the light source in an active-matrix LCD TV? 4.8. What is a white display? 4.9. How can you achieve

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    Introduction to Layout design Note: some figures are taken from Ref. B. Razavi‚ Design of Analog CMOS integrated circuits‚ Mc Graw-Hill‚ 2001‚ and MOSIS web site: http://www.mosis.org/ 1 E. Martinez-Guerrero /Taller de Diseño Físico / MDE_DESI_ITESO/Otoño 2006 Introduction to layout design Layout consist in: Draw geometrical objects of different layers‚ Make arrays of geometrical objects‚ Patterns Make blocks of arrays for the core‚ interface‚ for the and padframe. fabrication

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    Solar Seeker

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    Solar seeker: In this project we design a solar seeker to follow a sun. solar seeker follow the sun and if the sensor attach on the sensor a sense a sun then solar seeker is stop automatically. Now after some time sun move from its position‚ then again seeker sensor sense the light and move the motor very slowly. If the sensor sense the signal then automatically stop the seeker . Movement of the seeker is restricted from left to right for limited area. To control the left and right limit

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    inventions. 10. The Transistor In the fall of 1945‚ the U.S. Army completed its work on ENIAC‚ the world’s first vacuum-tube computer. All told‚ ENIAC weighed more than 30 tons (27 metric tons)‚ had the footprint of a small house and cost nearly half a million dollars to create. Fortunately‚ by the time ENIAC was built‚ Bell Laboratories was already well on its way to developing a replacement for power-hungry‚ space-consuming vacuum tubes: the transistor. Transistors act as both an amplifier

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