Electronic Circuits and Basic Electronics flashcards
38 flashcard decks by 30 users
This page gathers user-made flashcards on electronic circuits and basic electronics, from circuit symbols and components to transistors and amplifiers. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to practise terms, symbols and circuit questions. There are more than 30 decks by over 20 users, covering school, university and professional material. Choose a deck to get started.
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- Circuit Analysis7
- Electronic Components and Circuit Symbols13
- Resistors and Resistor Color Codes6
- Electronic Signals and Conversion6
- Semiconductors and PN Junctions12
- Diodes and Thyristors7
- Rectifiers and Power Supplies11
- Transistors17
- Amplifier Circuits14
- Operational Amplifiers15
- Electronic Filter Circuits6
- Digital Electronics and Integrated Circuits9
- Sensors and Electronic Systems6
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64 cardsEngineering: Electronic systems 1 What is voltage and what is it m measured in?
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36 cardsEngineering- Electronic systems 9 What is an IC?
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53 cardsUnderstanding Waveforms (Mod.6 Sect.2 Part 1)
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24 cards01Handout1
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30 cardsElectrical Engineering Interview Questions If you put a 0-5 voltstep voltage referenced to ground into the circuits shown, what would you expect the w...
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31 cardsEM2 what factors effect the velocity propagation factor of a coax cable Daredevil Clapped Politely
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30 cardsBipolar Junction Transistors What is a transistor?
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32 cardsLinear Exam - MOSFET's how many types of active devices are there? what are they called?
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25 cardsWhat is an Oscillator? // Oscillators with LC Feedback Circuits (Mod.7 Sect.3 Parts #1 & #2)
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24 cardsoption what is the threshold voltage of the transistor
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36 cardsWhat is Electronics is used to refer both to the study of electronics technology and to the equipment and devices that contain ...
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19 cardsCharacteristics of Basic Filters (Mod.6 Sect.3 Part 4)
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16 cardsEstimating Voltages & Currents in Electronic Systems (Mod.6 Sect.3 Part 1)
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17 cardsUntitled The two top and bottom rows on the breadboard we connect the battery are called:
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7 cardsTopic 6 Output Devices
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18 cards342 Final Calculate Closed Loop Gain
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21 cardsPhysics Tool
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9 cardsSurface-Mount Technology (Mod. 3 Sect. 2 Part 6) this exists now
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44 cardsElectrotechnological Components (E.G)
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13 cardsAnalogue Electronics
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29 cardsSymbols in Electronic Circuit Diagrams Flash about symbols in electronic circuit diagrams.
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8 cardsCouples Circuits (Mod.6 Sect.3 Part 3)
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6 cardsElectrical/Electronic processes Stages of circuit board (PCB) manufacture
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5 cardsresistors What are Resistors
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6 cardsOp - Amps
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20 cardsCircuits 3741 Final
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13 cardsElectronics Equations
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3 cardsIntroduction What is the difference between analogue and digitcal?
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16 cardsBasic symbols for electric shit unconnected wires symbol
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3 cardsEEE Resistance color code
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4 cardsOperational Amplifiers
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3 cardsElectronics Diagrams The 555 Monostable
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26 cardsCss
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6 cardsExam 2 342
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6 cardsElectronics (visual aids) unit 5
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10 cardsEq. Circuits
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3 cardsExam 2
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2 cardsRahul Zener diode
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These decks offer different ways to recall circuit terms and ideas. Symbols in Electronic Circuit Diagrams includes cards for ground, joined wires, power supplies and components. Bipolar Junction Transistors asks questions about transistors and their currents, while Analogue Electronics includes MOSFET terms and differential pairs.
Choose a deck and revisit it
Start with the symbols deck if you want to practise recognising components. For questions about voltage, current and resistance, choose the electronic systems deck that covers those properties. If you are working on transistors, the bipolar junction deck offers a more focused set of questions.
Work through a few cards, recall each answer before turning it over, and return to the ones you missed. Switch to a quiz on the unit page when you want another way to test your recall, or use a mind map to review a topic. Pick a deck that fits what you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcards should I start with?
For component recognition, start with Symbols in Electronic Circuit Diagrams. It includes cards for ground, joined wires, batteries and other circuit items. If you want to practise questions about voltage, current and resistance instead, look for the electronic systems deck covering those properties.
What transistor topics do the decks cover?
Bipolar Junction Transistors asks what a transistor is and includes questions about transistor currents. The deck called option asks about transistor threshold voltage and MOSFET switching. Analogue Electronics also includes MOSFET terms, alongside cards on differential pairs and other analogue electronics topics.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.