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    This document provides an overview of topics covered in electronics and communication engineering. It includes sections on basic electronics, digital electronics, electronic devices and circuits, and an online circuit simulator. The basic electronics section covers topics like voltage, current, capacitors, inductors, diodes, transistors, op-amps, and analog to digital converters. The digital electronics section addresses digital concepts, logic gates, number systems, flip-flops, and microprocessors. Electronic devices and circuits examines semiconductors, diodes, transistors, op-amps, and other linear integrated circuits. The online simulator allows interactive exploration of circuits involving passive components, diodes, transistors, and op-amps.

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    This document provides an overview of topics covered in electronics and communication engineering. It includes sections on basic electronics, digital electronics, electronic devices and circuits, and an online circuit simulator. The basic electronics section covers topics like voltage, current, capacitors, inductors, diodes, transistors, op-amps, and analog to digital converters. The digital electronics section addresses digital concepts, logic gates, number systems, flip-flops, and microprocessors. Electronic devices and circuits examines semiconductors, diodes, transistors, op-amps, and other linear integrated circuits. The online simulator allows interactive exploration of circuits involving passive components, diodes, transistors, and op-amps.

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    Electronics & Communication Engineering


    Electronics and Communication Engineering
    Basic Electronics Questions and Answers

    Digital Electronics Questions with Answers

    Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory

    Online Electronic Circuit Simulator

    Electrical & Electronics Engineering


    Electrical Engineering Questions and Answers

    BS ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING


    LANCE ASHLEY D. CERENO
    FEU ALABANG

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    Electronics & Communication Engineering
    Table of contents
    Electronics and Communication Engineering
     Materials and Components  Exam Questions Papers
     Networks Analysis and Synthesis  Electronic Devices and Circuits
     Measurements and Instrumentation  Electromagnetic Field Theory
     Analog Electronics  Power Electronics
     Automatic Control Systems  Digital Electronics
     Radio Receivers  Communication Systems
     Satellite Communication  Microwave Communication
     Signals and Systems  Microprocessors

    Basic Electronics Questions and Answers


     Voltage and Current  Series Circuits
     Parallel Circuits  Series-Parallel Circuits
     Capacitors  Inductors
     RLC Circuits and Resonance  Diodes and Applications
     Operational Amplifiers  Quantities and Units
     Ohm's Law  Magnetism and Electromagnetism
     Alternating Current and Voltage  RC Circuits
     RL Circuits  Transformers
     Time Response of Reactive Circuits  Transistors and Applications
     Basic Op-Amp Circuits  Special-Purpose Op-Amp Circuits
     Measurement, Conversion and Control  Resistance and Power
     Alternating Current vs Direct Current  Semiconductor Principles
     Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT)  Field Effect Transistors (FET)
     Thyristors and Tranducers  Analog to Digital
     Number Systems and Codes  Logic Gates
     Logic Circuit Simplification  Standard Logic Devices (SLD)
     Programmable Logic Devices (PLD)  Testing and Troubleshooting
     Combinational Logic Circuits  Flip-Flops and Timers
     Sequential Logic Circuits  Arithmetic Operations and Circuits
     Semiconductor Memory  Analog and Digital Converters
     Computer Hardware and Software

    Digital Electronics Questions with Answers


     Digital Concepts  Digital Design
     Logic Gates  Multivibrators and 555 Timer
     Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification  The 8051 Microcontroller
     Combinational Logic Analysis  Number Systems and Codes
     Signals and Switches  Ex-OR and Ex-NOR Gates
     Digital Arithmetic Operations and Circuits  Describing Logic Circuits
     Shift Registers  Combinational Logic Circuits
     Memory and Storage  Flip-Flops
     Interfacing to the Analog World  Counters
     Integrated Circuit Technologies  Code Converters and Multiplexers
     MSI Logic Circuits  Programmable Logic Device
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     Logic Families and Their Characteristics  Digital Signal Processing
     Integrated-Circuit Logic Families  Microprocessor Fundamentals
     Digital System Projects Using HDL  Computers

    Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory


     Semiconductors  Semiconductor Diodes
     Special-Purpose Diodes  Diode Applications
     Bipolar Junction Transistors  Transistor Bias Circuits
     BJT Devices  DC Biasing-BJTs
     BJT Amplifiers  Field-Effect Transistors
     FET Devices  DC Biasing-FETs
     FET Amplifiers  Amplifier Frequency Response
     BJT and FET Frequency Response  Operational Amplifiers
     Basic Op-Amp Circuits  Special-Purpose Op-Amp Circuits
     Op-Amp Applications  Power Amplifiers
     Voltage Regulators  Oscillator Circuits
     Active Filters  Thyristors
     Communications  Two-Terminal Devices
     PNPN  Linear-Digital ICs

    Online Electronic Circuit Simulator


     Basic Circuits  Passive Filters

     Ohm's Law  High-Pass Filter (RC)


     Resistors  Crossover
     Capacitor
     Inductor
     RLC Circuit
     Voltage Divider
     Thevenin's Theorem
     Norton's Theorem
     Series and Parallel Circuits  Passive Circuits

     Inductors in Series  3-Way Light Switches


     Inductors in Parallel  3- and 4-Way Light Switches
     Capacitors in Series  Differentiator
     Capacitors in Parallel  Wheatstone Bridge
     Critically Damped RLC
     A/C Circuits
     Current Source (passive circuit)
     Inductive Kickback
     A/C Response of Capacitor  Blocking Inductive Kickback (snubber)
     A/C Response of Inductor  Power Factor
     Caps of Various Capacitances  Power Factor Correction
     Caps with Various Frequencies  LC Ladder
     Inductors of Various Inductances  Phase-Sequence Network
     Inductors with Various Frequencies
     Impedances of Same Magnitude  Passive Circuits - Transformers
     Series Resonance
     Parallel Resonance
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     Transformer  Memristor Response to Triangle Wave
     Step-Up Transformer  Memristor Hard-Switching 1
     Step-Down Transformer  Memristor Hard-Switching 2
     Long Distance Power Transmission
     Transformer with DC  Tunnel Diodes

     Diodes  Tunnel Diode I/V Curve


     Tunnel Diode Relaxation Oscillator
     Diode
     Diode I/V Curve  Sequential Logic - Flip-Flops
     Half-Wave Rectifier
     Full-Wave Rectifier (with diodes)  SR Flip-Flop
     Full-Wave Rectifier with Filter  Clocked SR Flip-Flop
     Diode Limiter  Master-Slave Flip-Flop
     DC Restoration  Edge-Triggered D Flip-Flop
     Blocking Inductive Kickback (with diodes)  JK Flip-Flop
     Spike Generator
     AM Detector  Sequential Logic - Counters
     Waveform Clipper
     Triangle-to-Sine Converter  4-Bit Ripple Counter
     8-Bit Ripple Counter
     Diodes - Zener Diodes  Synchronous Counter
     Decimal Counter
     Zener I/V Curve  Gray Code Counter
     Zener Voltage Reference  Johnson Counter (Decade Counter)
     Zener Voltage Reference with Follower
     Sequential Logic - Other Circuits
     Diodes - Voltage Multipliers
     Divide-by-2
     Voltage Doubler  Divide-by-3
     Voltage Tripler  Traffic Light
     Voltage Quadrupler  Dynamic RAM

     Transmission Lines
     Spark Gaps
     Simple Transmission Lines
     Standing Wave on a Transmission Line  Sawtooth Oscillator
     Termination of a Transmission Line  Tesla Coil
     Mismatched Transmission Lines (Pulse)  Marx Generator
     Mismatched Trans. Lines (Standing Wave)  Op-Amps
     Impedance Matching (L-Section)
     Impedance Matching (Shunt Stub)  Op-Amp
     Stub Frequency Response  Op-Amp Feedback
     Low-Pass Filter  Half-Wave Rectifier (inverting)
     Light Switch  Full-Wave Rectifier (with op-amps)
     Peak Detector
     Memristors  Integrator (inverting)
     Differentiator (inverting)
     Memristor  Schmitt Trigger (with op-amps)
     Memristor Response to Sine Wave  Negative Impedance Converter
     Memristor Response to Square Wave  Gyrator
     Capacitance Multiplier
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     Howland Current Source  Diff. Amp.: Common-Mode with Current
     Current-to-Voltage Converter Source
     Voltage Regulator
     Transistors (Bipolar) - Push-Pull
     Op-Amps - Amplifiers Follower

     Inverting Amplifier  Simple Push-Pull Follower with Distortion


     Noninverting Amplifier  Improved Push-Pull Follower
     Follower
     Differential Amplifier (with op-amps)  Transistors (Bipolar) - Multivibrators
     Summing Amplifier
     Log Amplifier  Bistable Multivibrator (Flip-Flop)
     Class-D Amplifier  Astable Multivibrator (Oscillator)
     Monostable Multivibator (One-Shot)
     Op-Amps - Oscillators
     Transistors (Bipolar) - Oscillators
     Relaxation Oscillator
     Triangle Wave Generator  Colpitts Oscillator
     Sawtooth Wave Generator  Hartley Oscillator
     Sine Wave Generator  Emitter-Coupled LC Oscillator
     Voltage-Controlled Oscillator
     Transistors (Bipolar) - Logic
     Phase-Shift Oscillator

     Transistors (Bipolar)  RTL Inverter


     RTL NAND
     NPN Transistor (Bipolar)  DTL NAND
     PNP Transistor (Bipolar)  TTL NAND
     Switch (with transistors)  TTL NOR
     Emitter Follower  ECL NOR/OR
     Common-Emitter Amplifier
     Combinational Logic
     Unity-Gain Phase Splitter
     Schmitt Trigger (with transistors)
     Current Source (with transistors)  Exclusive OR
     Current Source Ramp  Half Adder
     Current Mirror (with transistors)  Full Adder
     1-of-4 Decoder
     2-to-1 Mux
     Majority Logic
     2-Bit Comparator
     7-Segment LED Decoder

     MOSFETs

     n-MOSFET
     p-MOSFET
     Switch (with MOSFETs)
     Transistors (Bipolar) - Differential  Source Follower
    Amplifiers  Current Source (with MOSFETs)
     Current Ramp
     Differential Amplifier (with transistors)  Current Mirror (with MOSFETs)
     Differential Amplifier: Common-Mode  Common-Source Amplifier
    Input  CMOS Inverter
    5
     CMOS Inverter (with capacitance)  CMOS XOR
     CMOS Inverter (slow transition)  CMOS Flip-Flop
     CMOS Transmission Gate  CMOS Master-Slave Flip-Flop
     CMOS Multiplexer  Ternary Logic Inverter
     Sample-and-Hold
     Delayed Buffer  555 Timer Chip
     Leading-Edge Detector
     Switchable Filter  555 Square Wave Generator
     Voltage Inverter  555 Internals
     Inverter Amplifier  555 Sawtooth Oscillator
     Inverter Oscillator  555 Low-duty-cycle Oscillator
     555 Monostable Multivibrator
     MOSFETs - Logic  555 Pulse Sequencer
     555 Pulse Width Modulator
     CMOS NAND  555 Schmitt Trigger (inverting)
     CMOS NOR  555 Missing Pulse Detector

    Electrical & Electronics Engineering


     Quantities and Units  Voltage, Current and Resistance
     Ohm's Law  Energy and Power
     Series Circuits  Parallel Circuits
     Series-Parallel Circuits  Circuit Theorems and Conversions
     Branch, Loop and Node Analyses  Magnetism and Electromagnetism
     Alternating Current and Voltage  Capacitors
     Inductors  Transformers
     RC Circuits  RL Circuits
     RLC Circuits and Resonance  Passive Filters
     Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis  Time Response of Reactive Circuits
     Three-Phase Systems in Power
    Applications

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