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Define the following electronic terms: intrinsic semiconductor, n-type
material, p-type material, doping, covalent bonding, pentavalanet
atoms, and travalent 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 center tap, and bridge rectifier circuits. (III)
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Define the functions of the base emitter and collector of a bipolar
transistor. (IV)
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Solve for all DC voltages and currents in the three basic transistor
amplifier configurations (CE, CB, and CC). (IV)
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Identify and describe the various forms of transistor biasing and how
an operating point is selected. (V, VI)
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Calculate input impedance, output impedence, voltage gain, current
gain, and power gain for a given configuration using the AC model of
the three basic transistor amplifier configurations. (VII)
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Describe the operation of class A, B, and C amplifiers, including the
correct descriptions of their operating points. (VIII-X)
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Use DC and AC load lines. (VIII)
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Calculate low and high frequency cutoff points for transistor
amplifiers. (XI)
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