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Flashcards from the book 'all about circuits'

Last updated 6:17 PM on 8/9/26
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How many electrons are present in 1 coulomb of charge?

6.25×1018 electrons are present in 1 coulomb of charge

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What is a superconducting of material?

A superconducting material has absolutely zero electrical resistance, not just some small amount.

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What is the formula for current?

I = Q/T

Where,

I = Current

Q = charge

T = time

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What is teh charge on one electron?

1.6×10-19 Joules

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What is teh definition and formulas for voltage?

It is the change in potential energy/Work done per unit of charge

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What is a polarised device?

any device that functions differently on currents of different direction would be called a polarized device.

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What is the formula to power with respect to current (Joules law)?

P = I*V

Where,

P = power

I = Current

V = Electric potential

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How much is 1 horsepower related to with watts?

1 Horsepower = 745.7 Watts

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What is the formula given by ohm’s law?

V = I*R

Where

V = Electric potential

I = Current

R = Resistance

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What is power?

It is the measuer of how fast work can be done

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What is PWM?

Pulse width modulation is used to minimize the heat generated by resistance to the minimum by (analogy here) :- On and off really fast like touching a hot iron really fast

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What is a short circuit?

A very low-resistance path directly connecting the battery's terminals.

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What is a varistor?

It is a device which can handle voltage breakdowns multiple times

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What is a netlist

It is a document written using SPICE

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Why do we use quotes in cmd?

To tell cmd that the stuff inside the quotes has no spaces in it

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What does sweep mean? What is a step in it?

A sweep is the process of repeatedly simulating a circuit while systematically changing the value of a specified source or parameter over a range. SPICE solves the circuit once for each value.


The step is the fixed amount by which the source value changes between consecutive simulations during a sweep.

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What does .dc do as a command? What is the code which you will write fusing .dc?

The .dc command instructs SPICE to perform a DC sweep, repeatedly solving the circuit while varying the value of a specified independent voltage or current source over a defined range.

Syntax:

.dc <source> <start> <stop> <step>

Parameters:

  • <source> – The independent voltage or current source to vary (e.g., V1, I1).

  • <start> – The starting value of the source.

  • <stop> – The ending value of the source.

  • <step> – The increment by which the source value changes between simulations.

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How do you leave comments in SPICE?

By using one asterisk (*) at the start of the sentance

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How do we name switches?

Breaking down the naming: "___P___T"

  • P = Pole = the number of independent circuits the switch controls (how many separate "arms" or moving contacts there are)

  • T = Throw = the number of positions each pole can connect to (how many places each arm can land)

So "DPDT" = Double Pole, Double Throw.

<p><strong>Breaking down the naming: "___P___T"</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>P = Pole</strong> = the number of <em>independent circuits</em> the switch controls (how many separate "arms" or moving contacts there are)</p></li><li><p><strong>T = Throw</strong> = the number of positions <em>each pole</em> can connect to (how many places each arm can land)</p></li></ul><p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal">So "DPDT" = <strong>D</strong>ouble <strong>P</strong>ole, <strong>D</strong>ouble <strong>T</strong>hrow.</p>
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What does the coefficient of something mean?

It means that you divide the slope (From the graph) with the reference of the y axis (Considering that you got the graph from experimental values

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What is the integer in an aurdino that gives the max voltage (i.e. 5V) and what’s teh same for 0v?

255 → 5V
0→0V