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JFET. Cutoff and Lineal regions Posted by admin December 12 2008
08:53:06

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JFET. Cutoff and lineal regions

The JFET has 4 operating regions: The cutoff, lineal, saturation and breakdown regions.

This tutorial explains how the FET behaves in the cutoff and lineal

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Multimeter Posted by admin November 17 2008
12:47:59

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The Multimeter

The multimeter because of its price and its accuracy, remains the favorite for amateur and for professionals in electronics. There are other instruments such as oscilloscope that is more expensive.

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Autotransformer Posted by admin November 04 2008
12:26:56

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The Autotransformer

The Autotransformer is a special kind of transformer that has only one winding.

This tutorial is about the advantages and disadvantages of the Autotransformer and about the relationship of...

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The electric transformer Posted by admin October 21 2008
13:05:04

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The Electric Transformer

This tutorial is about the relationship of voltages, electric currents and power between the input and output terminals on the transformer

The transformer is a device that "transforms" a changi...

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Light-Emitting Diode connected to 120/220 VAC Posted by admin October 14 2008
13:30:37

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Light-Emitting Diode connected to 120/220 Volts AC

Caution: This circuit is connected directly to the power line (120 / 240 VAC), so you must take special care to test it....

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