Analog Electronics Circuit

About Analog Electronics Circuit

Analogue electronics are electronic systems with a continuously variable signal, in contrast to digital electronics where signals usually take only two levels. The term "analogue" describes the proportional relationship between a signal and a voltage or current that represents the signal.



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Some of the topics Covered in the app are:

1. Ideal diode
2. Semiconductor materials- Resistivity.
3. Semiconductor materials Ge and Si
4. Energy levels
5. Extrinsic materials n-Type
6. Extrinsic materials p-Type
7. Electron versus Hole Flow
8. Majority and Minority Carriers
9. Semiconductor diode
10. P-N junction with no external bias
11. P-N junction with Reverse-Bias Condition
12. P-N junction with Forward-Bias Condition
13. Silicon semiconductor diode characteristics
14. Zener Region
15. General characteristics of a semiconductor diode
16. Temperature Effects Silicon Diode
17. DC or Static Resistance
18. AC or Dynamic Resistance
19. Average AC Resistance
20. Diode equivalent circuits-Piecewise-Linear Equivalent Circuit
21. Simplified equivalent circuit for the silicon semiconductor diode
22. Transition and diffusion capacitance
23. Reverse recovery time
24. Light-emitting diodes
25. Load-line analysis
26. Diode approximations
27. Series diode configurations with dc inputs
28. Half-wave rectifier
29. Effect of VT on half-wave rectified signal
30. Peak Inverse Voltage PIV (PRV).
31. Full-wave rectification-Bridge Network
32. Peak Inverse Voltage PIV-Bridge Network
33. Center-Tapped Transformer
34. Center-Tapped Transformer-PIV
35. Series-Clippers
36. Parallel-biased clipper
37. Clampers
38. Zener diodes
39. Zener diodes- Fixed Vi, Variable RL
40. Zener diodes- Fixed RL, Variable Vi
41. Halfwave-Voltage Doubler
42. Full-wave-Voltage Doubler
43. Voltage Tripler and Quadrupler
44. Introduction to Transistor Biasing
45. Proper zero signal collector current
46. Proper minimum base-emitter voltage
47. Proper minimum VCE at any instant
48. Operating point
49. Stabilization.
50. Stability Factor
51. Transistor Biasing-Base Resistor Method
52. Transistor Biasing- Emitter Bias Circuit
53. Emitter Bias Circuit-Collector current (IC).
54. Emitter Bias Circuit-Collector-emitter voltage (VCE).
55. Emitter Bias Circuit-Stability
56. Biasing with Collector Feedback Resistor
57. Voltage Divider Bias Method.
58. Design of Transistor Biasing Circuits
59. Mid-Point Biasing
60. Oscillators
61. operational amplifiers
62. transistor biasing
63. field effect transistors
64. Regulated power supply
65. Signals and multistage amplifiers
66. Transistors at high frequencies
67. Bipolar transistor
68. Bipolar transistor-Junction Biasing
69. Relation between different currents in a transistor
70. BJT-Common Base Configuration
71. BJT-Common Base Configuration-Output Characteristics
72. BJT-Common Base Configuration- Input Characteristic
73. Equivalent circuit of a transistor: (Common Base)
74. Common Base Amplifier

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