Electronic Devices & Symbology

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Flashcards for reviewing electronic device symbols and component definitions from the lecture notes.

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<p>Open Switch Symbol</p>

Open Switch Symbol

A circuit symbol representing a single pole switch in an open state, which prevents current from flowing through the circuit.

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<p>Closed Switch Symbol</p>

Closed Switch Symbol

A circuit symbol representing a single pole switch in a closed state, which allows current to flow through the circuit.

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<p>Normally Closed Switch</p>

Normally Closed Switch

A momentary switch whose contacts remain connected (closed) in its default resting state and open when activated.

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<p>Normally Open Switch</p>

Normally Open Switch

A momentary switch whose contacts remain disconnected (open) in its default resting state and close when activated.

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<p>Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR)</p>

Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR)

A four-layer solid-state semiconductor device that controls current flow and functions as a controllable switch triggered by a gate signal.

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<p>Light Emitting Diode (LED)</p>

Light Emitting Diode (LED)

A semiconductor diode that emits light when electric current flows through it in the forward direction.

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<p>NPN Transistor Symbol</p>

NPN Transistor Symbol

A schematic symbol for a bipolar junction transistor featuring an emitter arrow pointing outward away from the base terminal.

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<p>PNP Transistor Symbol</p>

PNP Transistor Symbol

A schematic symbol for a bipolar junction transistor featuring an emitter arrow pointing inward toward the base terminal.

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2N3906

A standard PNP bipolar junction transistor commonly used for low-power switching and amplification applications.

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2N2222

A standard NPN bipolar junction transistor widely used for general-purpose switching and amplification.

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<p>Diode Symbol</p>

Diode Symbol

A circuit symbol representing a two-terminal semiconductor device that allows current to flow primarily in one direction, from anode to cathode.

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<p>Integrated Circuit (IC) Symbol</p>

Integrated Circuit (IC) Symbol

A circuit diagram representation of a semiconductor chip that integrates multiple electronic components into a single package, specifying pin functions and locations.

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<p>Capacitor Symbol</p>

Capacitor Symbol

A circuit symbol for a component that stores electrical energy in an electric field, represented by parallel lines indicating polarity and terminals.

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<p>Power MOSFET Symbol</p>

Power MOSFET Symbol

A schematic symbol representing a metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor engineered to handle high current and voltage levels.

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<p>Variable Resistor Symbol</p>

Variable Resistor Symbol

A circuit symbol depicting a resistor whose electrical resistance can be manually adjusted.

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<p>Photo Diode Symbol</p>

Photo Diode Symbol

A schematic symbol for a semiconductor diode that converts light energy into electric current, indicated by arrows pointing toward the diode symbol.

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<p>Zener Diode Symbol</p>

Zener Diode Symbol

A schematic symbol for a diode designed to conduct current backwards when a specific reverse breakdown voltage is reached, identified by bent ends on the cathode line.

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<p>NPN Phototransistor Symbol</p>

NPN Phototransistor Symbol

A circuit symbol for a light-sensitive NPN transistor where incident light on the base region regulates current flow between collector and emitter.

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<p>Resistor Symbol</p>

Resistor Symbol

A schematic symbol drawn as a zig-zag line, representing a component that limits or regulates the flow of electrical current in a circuit.