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Define the following electronic terms: intrinsic semiconductor, n-type
material, p-type material, doping, covalent bonding, pentavalent atoms
and trivalent atoms. (I)
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Describe the operation of a forward or reverse bias diode. (I, II)
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Calculate minimum and maximum current, minimum and maximum voltage and
zener current given a circuit using a zener diode. (II)
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Identify and calculate output currents and voltages for the half-wave,
full-wave, full-wave center tap and bridge rectifier circuits. (III)
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Describe the functions of the base, emitter and collector of a bipolar
transistor, and how they are biased. (IV)
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Identify and describe the various forms of transistor biasing and how
an operating point is selected. (V)
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Solve for all DC voltages and currents in the three basic transistor
amplifier configurations (CE, BC and CC). (IV)
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Describe the operation of the field effect transistor. (VI, VII)
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Generate proper biasing circuitry for a junction FET (field effect
transistor) (JFET), and depletion and enhancement type metal oxide
semiconductor FET (MOSFET). (VI, VII)
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Describe the basic AC model of the transistor amplifier
configurations. (VIII)
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