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    This document introduces electronic components, which are physical entities that affect electrons or their associated fields in an electronic system to perform an intended function. Components are generally connected through soldering to printed circuit boards to create circuits for applications like amplification, radio reception, or oscillation. There are two main types of components: active components, which increase signal power and require a power source, and passive components, which do not increase power and often cause power loss through effects like increasing voltage at the expense of current.

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    This document introduces electronic components, which are physical entities that affect electrons or their associated fields in an electronic system to perform an intended function. Components are generally connected through soldering to printed circuit boards to create circuits for applications like amplification, radio reception, or oscillation. There are two main types of components: active components, which increase signal power and require a power source, and passive components, which do not increase power and often cause power loss through effects like increasing voltage at the expense of current.

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    Intro

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    This document introduces electronic components, which are physical entities that affect electrons or their associated fields in an electronic system to perform an intended function. Components are generally connected through soldering to printed circuit boards to create circuits for applications like amplification, radio reception, or oscillation. There are two main types of components: active components, which increase signal power and require a power source, and passive components, which do not increase power and often cause power loss through effects like increasing voltage at the expense of current.

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    INTRODUCTION: ELECTRONICS

    COMPONENTS

    An electronic component is any physical entity in an


    electronic system whose intention is to affect the
    electrons or their associated fields in a desired
    manner consistent with the intended function of the
    electronic system. Components are generally
    intended to be in mutual electromechanical contact,
    usually by being soldered to a printed circuit board
    (PCB), to create an electronic circuit with a particular
    function (for example an amplifier, radio receiver, or
    oscillator). Components may be packaged singly or in
    more or less complex groups as integrated circuits.
    Various components and devices are described below.

    Active components
    Active components increase the power of a signal and
    must be supplied with the signal and a source of
    power. The signal is fed into one connection of the
    active device and the amplified version taken from
    another connection.
    Passive components
    Passive components do not increase the power of a
    signal. They often cause power to be lost. Some can
    increase the voltage at the expense of current, so
    overall there is loss of power.
    Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors & Diodes are the
    examples of passive components.

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