DTE - system and approach to designing

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What is an electronic system?

-a series of parts or components that control a task or activity

-system made up of input, process and output stages

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What are subsystems?

events or tasks that happen within a system

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What is an open-loop system?

- they do not make decisions based on feedback

-a system that does not respond to changing conditions

<p>- they do not make decisions based on feedback</p><p>-a system that does not respond to changing conditions</p>
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What are the steps in an open-loop system?

input →process→output

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What is an example of an open-loop system?

-toaster

-input (timer set, bread)→process (heating element)→output (heater off, toast made)

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What are closed-loop systems?

Feedback is used to make a decision

<p>Feedback is used to make a decision</p>
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What is an example of a closed-loop system?

an air conditioner

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What is the decision flowchart symbol?

a rhombus

<p>a rhombus</p>
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What are the flow chart symbols?

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What is the start/end flowchart symbol?

an oval

<p>an oval</p>
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What is the input/output flowchart symbol?

parallelogram

<p>parallelogram</p>
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What do arrows represent in flowcharts?

the flow of instructions

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What is the process flowchart symbol?

a rectangle

<p>a rectangle</p>
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What are input components?

System or devices triggered manually or automatically using switches or sensors

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What are output components?

change electrical energy into light, sound, heat or movement

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What are examples of output components?

-light emitting diode(LED)

-lamp

-buzzer

-speaker

-motor

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What are digital signals?

-Information, such as sound, being transmitted digitally.

-The signal is converted into a code using two symbols- 0 (off) and 1 (on).

-These are transmitted as a series of pulses (short bursts of waves), which are decoded back into the original wave.

<p>-Information, such as sound, being transmitted digitally.</p><p>-The signal is converted into a code using two symbols- 0 (off) and 1 (on).</p><p>-These are transmitted as a series of pulses (short bursts of waves), which are decoded back into the original wave.</p>
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What are examples of digital signals?

signals used for:

-Wi-Fi

-Bluetooth

-digital audio (MP3)

-digital video (MP4)

-data transmitted within microcontrollers

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What are the two types of signals in electronic systems?

analogue and digital

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What are examples of analog signals?

TVs, VCRs, radios, & old telephones

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What are analog signals?

-continuous signals that represent physical quantities, such as voltage, current, temperature, or pressure, as a continuous range of values

-they can be used to transmit data and continually vary in amplitude

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What is the difference between analog and digital signals?

-analogue signals have an infinite range of values between the minimum and maximum points

-digital signals are either on or off and are usually represented by a 1 (on) or 0 (off)

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What are examples of inputs conponents?

-LDR

-pressure sensor

-switch

-temperature sensor

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Temperature sensor

-detects a temperature change.

-When the temperature increases, resistance decreases.

-used in household devices and appliances

<p>-detects a temperature change.</p><p>-When the temperature increases, resistance decreases.</p><p>-used in household devices and appliances</p>
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Light-dependent resistor

-Detects changes in light levels.

-Resistance increases in darkness and decreases in light.

-used in streetlights or security lights.

<p>-Detects changes in light levels.</p><p>-Resistance increases in darkness and decreases in light.</p><p>-used in streetlights or security lights.</p>
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pressure sensor

-detects changes in pressure in gases and liquids

-used to detect a leak in a fuel system, triggering a warning light if the pressure fails

<p>-detects changes in pressure in gases and liquids</p><p>-used to detect a leak in a fuel system, triggering a warning light if the pressure fails</p>
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What are integrated circuits?

-An electronic circuit formed on a small piece of semiconducting material, performing the same function as a larger circuit made from discrete components.

Also known as microchips

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What are microcontrollers?

Programmable Integrated Circuits (microchips)

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What are examples of process components?

-resistors

-microcontrollers

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What are monostable devices?

-single short timers.

-They go on once, then stay off

<p>-single short timers.</p><p>-They go on once, then stay off</p>
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What are monostable devices used for?

-They are used for timing how long events occur, such as an automatic door opening and shutting

-The length of the pulse can be varied by changing the delay time

-The single pulse produced is usually triggered by a switch or sensor

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What are astable devices?

-circuits that constantly alternate between on and off

<p>-circuits that constantly alternate between on and off</p>
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What are astable devices used for?

-flashing lights on tall buildings and aircrafts

-The stream of pulses produced is oscillating and constant

-One cycle is the time a single pulse takes to go from 0 (off) to 1 (on) back to 0

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What are PICs?

they can be programmed to count up and down and can take over the roles of many traditional ICs