Electronic Components

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Draw the triangle for Ohm's law

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Electric Current (definition)

The rate of flow of charge.

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Electric Circuit (definition)

A complete loop around which electricity can flow.

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Draw a battery in the sketchbook app

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Voltage/Potential Difference (definition)

The energy available to push electrons around a circuit.

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Resistor (features + function)

Passive component. Creates resistance. Controls current flow.

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Draw a resistor

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Passive Component

A component that doesn't do anything but sit there

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What is the unit of Resistance?

Ohm

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What is the unit of Voltage?

Volts

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What is the unit of Current?

Amps (A)

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Transistors (features)

Semi-conductor. Small electronic switch. Amplifier

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Draw a transistor

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Capacitor (function)

Store potential energy

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Draw a capacitor

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Diode (function)

Allows the flow of electrons/electricity in one direction only

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Draw a diode

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Transistor (definition)

A tiny electronic switch that can amplify and control the flow of electricity.

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Integrated Circuit (IC)

A tiny chip that contains a complete electronic circuit on a semiconductor base, including transistors, resistors, and capacitors.

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Name the two types of RAM

Dynamic RAM (Main Memory). Static RAM (Cache Memory)

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Dynamic RAM

1 transistor + 1 capacitor for each bit. Hold a small charge for a few milliseconds. Slower because it needs to be refreshed. Power is always needed.

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Bit

A one or a zero

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Static RAM

4-5 transistors wired together for each bit of data, but it does not lose its charge. No need to refresh. Much faster as they don't need refreshing. Still needs constant electricity supply. Faster but more expensive.