Electrical Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What are copper losses

How to show them

A

Power loss due to reisstance in windings + leakage of inductance in windings

Series resistor Inductor (draw diagram)

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What are iron losses

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Losses due to hysterics , eddy currents, and loss in flux

Parallels inductor and resistor

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How to measure copper loss

How to measure iron loss

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Shirt circuit test, impedance federal and the. Use the rated current and powers (disregard the iron loss )

Open circuit test , (disregards copper loss) and use rated voltage along with power

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4
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Why cmos better than nmos 2 points

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Only consumes power when switching stats

But only transistors, no need to use any resistors so much smaller

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thevinin theroem

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as far as load is concerened, a linear circuit may be represented by an ideal voltage source Vth in series with a resistor Rth,

where VTh is Voc and RTH is Voc/ Isc

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norton theroem

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as far as load is concerned, a linear circuit can be replaced by an ideal current source IN in parallel with a resistor RN

where IN is given by Isc and RN Voc/ Isc

no load = not possible + can do thev / norton to the entire circuit at once

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ideal opamp assumptions (3)

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  • infinite open loop gain A
  • infinite input impedance
  • 0 output impedance
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why is it assumed for metallic conductors that there any net charge is distributed on the surface only

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by gauss law, if there were any charge inside the conductor there would be an electric field, which would casue such charges to surface of the conductor , such that the internal net electric field would become zero

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self inductance defined

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fluz linked of cicuit / current

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10
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method for capacitance

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1) make inner circle a +q, and +v, outer -q and ground, then its really easy

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purpose of source follower

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high input impedance low output impedance and drives high current, so expect r2 to be much smaller

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assumptions for flux conservation

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no fringing effects , distance too small

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13
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virtual work derivation

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in order to maintain electrostatic equilibroum a force is acted on the two charged objects
moving a charged object
- attractive force F is balanced by restoring force -F which we want to find.
- this does mech work -Fdx
- requires work from battery v dq ( use voltage equation is w/q)
- and results in a change of electrostatic energy 0.5 VQ (area under qv grah)
- equate and differntiate

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why does virtual work show that only the force depends on mutual inductance

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this becasue the self inductance terms are definitely constant, so it must depend on the Mi1i2 term only

the only change in energy as vf is dw/dx is due to M which changes with x

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max power output transfer thereom for amplifiers

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is v out sqaured/ rL, or better I sqaured RLdifferentiate wrt to Rl set to 0, happens when RL= R total output impedance

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16
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what are coupling and bypass caps used for in amplifiers

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c1 coupling prevents the dc component of the output from the preivous circuit from entering so it doesnt mess up the dc biasing and c2 blocks its own dc

cs is a bypass capacitor that tries to increase the gain which is limited by vs, but vs is needed to bias the circuit. at dc f is low so open circuit but when ac f is high then short

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how does tuning work

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one frequency is chosen to be amplified whilst the rest attenuated. hence capacitance and inducantce chosen so that at specific f it will go to resosnance cancelling these terms leaving resisitive only an dgain hella high

so at tuning selected f is resonance

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What does 2s complement mean

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Us a coding of binary number that allows representation of negative numbers for an 8 bit word

0-127 are the positive range = which is the same as unsigned
-128 to -1 is the negative range

  • the negative numbers are converted to 2s complement by inverting snd adding 1
20
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Significance of 2s complement

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Normal binary arithmetic csn be used , no separate CIRCUITD are needed to add negative numbers

21
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What’s in jk nit in sr ( 3 things and state their advantages)

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-Jk is master slave with clock , which means clock must switch from los to high for input of master to affect output of slave
- a clock common to both master and slave avoids the propagation of delays

  • s=r=1 is forbidden now, and j=k=1 is a toggle
  • also preset and clear bar allows for output to be changed irrespective of inputs, being active low
22
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Why better to have more gates

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  • breaks down circuit into smaller manageable chunks to test and debug
  • can add more functions
23
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So does Tristan’s allow microprocessor to read and write data i

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If Trista tell on or off due to if chip select / read or write on or off, it will either activate the date out or data in

24
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Explain difference between file register instructions and literal instructions

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Literal = instructions operate on constant data embodied directly within thr isntruction itself

FILE REGISTER instructions = operating e on data located in the file register of the pic microprocessor memory, their argument is in the address of the file register where the data is stored

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When is there dc
When 1+1 occurs in 3rd bit
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What is standard DAC and it’s drawback
KPa p ideal so temrknak virtual Voltages at each point contribute currents that make up final voltages - not ideal because resistors different values different materials TEMPERTAURE variation Accuracy is crazy Needs a lot of resistors
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How to do day voltsge
Whatever number they give that’s the max voltsge Find currents and multiply Check the rail of opamp, it will, be that sign
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How to do max range q for memory chip
3 lines means 4 bits at the front to give 8 locations Start that from 0 to 7 to give 8 Then for each chip the min is 0 for the rest and 1 for all Then represent in he’s