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TRIAC Posted by admin June 29 2009
08:50:26

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The TRIAC

The Triac is a semiconductor device that belongs to the family of thyristor control devices. It is essentially two SCR connected in parallel but on the opposite direction and they share the same gate.

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Basic structure of a sinusoidal oscillator Posted by admin June 25 2009
09:50:14

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Basic structure of a sinusoidal oscillator

The basic structure of a sinusoidal oscilator tutorial is part of the Signal generators tutorial.
This tutorial shows the block diagra...

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Decoder Posted by admin June 19 2009
13:40:46

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Decoder

The decoder is a device that accepts a digital input (in binary form) and it activates one of its outputs.

If you have a 3-bit code (3 inputs), it will be 8 (2x2x2) possible combinations (outputs). One particu...

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Voltage regulator classification Posted by admin May 12 2009
10:57:48

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Voltage regulator classification

Both cases have advantages and disadvantages
The Linear voltage regulator controls the output voltage adjusting the voltage drop in a power transistor and..
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NMOS FET cutoff and linear operating regions Posted by admin April 30 2009
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- NMOS FET cutoff and linear operating regions

JFET and MOSFET transistors have a very different physical structure, but their analytical equations are very similar. In the MOS transistors

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