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Introduction to Electronics
Introduction to Electronics
Notice to Student
Introduction
Lesson 1 Electronic Tubes and Solid-State Devices
Figure 1-1. Directly and indirectly heated cathodes.
Figure 1-2. Electron flow in a diode.
Solid-State Devices
Figure 1-3. Comparison of electron-tube diode with junction diode.
Transistors
Figure 1-4. Transistor symbols
Figure 1-6. Effect of filter capacitor on waveform
Figure 1-8. Half-wave and full-wave solid-state rectifiers
Junction Diode Voltage Regulator
Figure 1-12. Development of an RF oscillator circuit.
Study Exercises
Study Exercises cont'd
Study Exercises cont'd
Study Exercises cont'd
Lesson 2 Radio Transmission and Reception
Figure 2-1. Radiation of radio waves from a vertical antenna.
Figure 2-3. Comparison of two waves of different frequencies
Principle of Radiation
Figure 2-4. Radiation pattern of a half-wave antenna.
Section II. Radio Systems
Figure 2-6. A simple CW transmitter.
Radiotelephone Transmitter
Figure 2-9. Amplitude-modulated radiotelephone transmitter
Figure 2-10. Carrier modulated at an audio rate.
Figure 2-11. Comparison of AM and SSB
Figure 2-12. Effect of signal frequency variations on the FM wave.
FM Transmitters
Figure 2-14. Block diagrams of FM transmitters.
Figure 2-16. Block diagram of an AM receiver
Figure 2-17. Comparison of AM and FM receivers.
Frequency Synthesizers
Lesson Exercises
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Set Components
Figure 3-1. Typical Circuit boards
Figure 3-2. Basic operational amplifier symbol
Figure 3-3. Typical operational amplifier
Figure 3-4. Epitaxial growth and oxidation
Figure 3-5. Photomasking and etching
Figure 3-7(1). Completing the IC
Figure 3-7(2). Completing the IC. (Part 2 of 2)
Figure 3-8. Vacuum evaporation forming a thin film IC.
Figure 3-10. A chip and wire hybrid IC
Figure 3-11. Linear IC's in a schematic diagram
Figure 3-12. Frequently used switch symbols
Figure 3-13. Wafer switch
Figure 3-14. Connector symbols
Lesson Exercises
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson 4 Electronic Diagrams
Wiring methods
Figure 4-1. Typical wiring diagram
Cabling Diagrams
Figure 4-2. Cabling diagram (interunit connection).
Block Diagrams
Figure 4-4. Circuit symbols commonly used in military electronic equipment
Layout Diagrams
Figure 4-5. Schematic diagram with block text
Figure 4-6. Typical layout diagram.
Figure 4-7. Combined voltage and resistance chart
Figure 4-8. Typical troubleshooting chart.
Resistance Charts
Lesson Exercises
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Exercises cont'd
Lesson Solutions
Lesson Solutions cont'd
Lesson Solutions cont'd
Lesson Solutions cont'd
Lesson Solutions cont'd

Introduction to Electronics

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