Learning Hub Quiz Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Name three electrical classifications

A

conductor
insulator
semi conductor

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2
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What is the valence shell?

A

outermost shell

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3
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How many electrons are there in a GE atoms valence shell?

A

4

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4
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Name two types of semi conductors.

A

silicon and germanium

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5
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Name three clasifications of matter.

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chemical, physical, electrical

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6
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How many electrons are in a silicone atom?

A

14

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7
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What determines the electrical stability of an atom?

A

how close valence shell is to core

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8
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What is an intrinsic material?

A

pure material (p type)

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9
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Which semi conductor is more stable and why?

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silicon because valence shell is closer

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10
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What term is used to describe when electrons in the valence shell are shared between two or more atoms?

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covalent bonding

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11
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Name three physical classifications of matter

A

solid
liquid
gas

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12
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Define complex matter.

A

two basic earth materials

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13
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How many electrons in the valence shell of a SI molecuele?

A

4

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14
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How is a silicone crystal formed l and what is it’s charge?

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through covalent bonding and has a neutral charge

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15
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What is doping and why is it done?

A

Adding impurities to increase conductivity

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16
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An impurity with five electrons in its valence shell is called what?
what is the over all charge?

A

pentavalent

pos

17
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How many electrons are in the valence shell of a “p” type material

18
Q

What is the difference between an N type semi conductor and a P type semi conductor?
what is the overall charge of each?

A

N type = free electrons (neutral)

P type= holes (neutral)

19
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Name 4 impurities used in a “P” type semi conductor?

A

Gallium
Aluminum
Indium
Boron

20
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Name three impurites used in an “N” type semi conductor?

A

Phosphorus
Antimoni
Arsenic

21
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In what direction does the hole apear to move in a “P” type semi conductor?
what direction does the current flow?

22
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What direction does current flow in an “N” type semi conductor?
What are the free electrons called?

A

neg to pos

holes

23
Q

what is the construction of a diode?

A

joining p type and n type material

24
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What is the area between the “P” and “N” on the diode called?

A

depletion region

25
What type of material is the anode made of? What type of material is the cathode made of?
P type and N type
26
What is knee voltage? what is the knee voltage for si and ge?
cut in voltage 0.7SI and 0.3GE
27
When there is a negative voltage aplied to the “P” junction what Bias is the diode in? What hapens to the depletion region?
Reverse bias, it grows
28
what polarity is the voltage applied to the cathode to cause it to be forward bias?
negative
29
What is PIV?
Peak inverse voltage
30
What component is added to a diode when voltage is incresed dureing forwad bias?
heat sink
31
What term is used when to much voltage is aplied when in reverse bias and what will happen to the diode?
Voltage breakdown reverse / avalanche
32
what is a way of marking the cathode on a diode?
Vertical bar indicates cathode (neg)
33
What is a common diode used in every day life that every one is familiar with?
LED
34
What is VBR
Voltage breakdown reverse - diode conducts too much and destroys itself