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What is the main application of scr in electronic field as well as in software field?

Asked By: suraj | Asked On: Jul 13th, 2006

Answered by: updesh upadhyay on: May 16th, 2013

A silicon-controlled rectifier (or semiconductor-controlled rectifier) is a four-layer solid state current controlling device. The name "silicon controlled rectifier" or SCR is General Electrics trade name for a type of thyristor.

Answered by: Justin on: May 5th, 2013

An SCR can bridge the gap of an opened circuit in a series of loads, say for example LEDs in series. An SCR can also provide power control by turning off part of an AC cycle.

Device protection

Asked By: zmaster4all | Asked On: Aug 6th, 2010

Give examples of circuit protecting device apart from fuse, circuit beaker, relays, lighting arrestor, switch gears.

Answered by: Justin on: May 5th, 2013

A zener diode, for smaller amounts of voltage regulation.

Answered by: gorakh anna pandhre on: Apr 18th, 2013

Opoto-isolaters

Does area of work only involve closed spaces?

Asked By: DocBrown | Asked On: Apr 26th, 2013

Answered by: Justin on: May 5th, 2013

No. Telecommunications equipment are sometimes scattered on a wide area (as one example), so you'd probably find the need to check for interference using a spectrum analyzer, etc.

Edge triggered and level triggered flip flop

Asked By: sanjay setia | Asked On: Nov 16th, 2011

What are edge triggered flip flop and level triggered flip flop? How do they differ from one another?

Answered by: krishna on: Apr 17th, 2013

Apart from the answers above, it is important to note that edge triggered flip flops have advantage over level triggered flip flops. 

Answered by: Giridhar on: Feb 13th, 2012

Edge triggered flip flop are of two types 1. Positive edge triggered flip flop-In a pulse train when ever the input is changing its state from negative edge to positive edge then it will be consider...

What is angle and amplitude modulation? What is noise in modulation?

Asked By: vikas | Asked On: Sep 30th, 2006

Answered by: priya on: Apr 14th, 2013

AMPLITUDE MODULATION: The amplitude of the carrier wave(high frequency wave) changes according to the instantaneous amplitude of modulating signal(message signal or base-band signal). The combined wav...

Answered by: chakr on: Nov 6th, 2009

Modulation is a process in which one going to change some properties (amplitude, phase) of the carrier with respect to the message signal. in amplitude modulation change the amplitude and in angle mod...

What is biasing?

Asked By: pushkar | Asked On: Jul 4th, 2006

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Answered by: sachin.t.m

Answered On : Jul 6th, 2006

Biasing means applying the DC voltage across the device for its correct operation.

Answered by: Sushil Bharati on: Apr 6th, 2013

Biasing in electronics is the method of establishing predetermined voltages or currents at various points of an electronic circuit for the purpose of establishing proper operating conditions in electronic components.

Answered by: Bimal sharma on: Mar 28th, 2013

Biasing is done for the linear operation of the device, since transistors give exponential response to the signal there exists a region where transistor gives near linear amplification of the input signal.

What is fixed bias with and without decoupling capacitor

Asked By: sscoolb2000 | Asked On: Jul 22nd, 2006

Answered by: Nadim on: Mar 29th, 2013

I think you should do a project based on micro controller...if you have a knowledge of MATLAB then it will be an added advantage for you, you can make a project on that. The micro controller based projects are simple and easy to understand and even you can understand their programs easily..

Answered by: purushottam on: Jan 2nd, 2007

I  am in BE(electronics engineer).I want to make a project,please suggest me a project that i do.I hope you will do a needfull help

What is is rfid transponder?

Asked By: Anjana Parmar | Asked On: Mar 20th, 2013

Is rfid in developing stage? what is scope in rfid?

Answered by: Sahil on: Mar 22nd, 2013

RFID transponder is a special kind of radio transmitter and reciever. It is activated when it receives a signal of a specific kind. RFID transponders are present in smart cards and Radio Frequency Identification tags.

Memristor

Asked By: aravindbprasad | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2008

What is memristor? How many modes it works? Also what is its advantage? How it differ from others & why the name evolve? & what is its uses?

Answered by: Aaqib on: Mar 19th, 2013

Memristor is a contraction of Memory Resistor it means that its store the value based on amount of Charge Has Passed through on the applied previously applied voltage it was postulated by Leon Chua f...

Antenna gain and directivity

Asked By: pawannarang007 | Asked On: Nov 4th, 2010

How can we increase the gain and directivity of an antenna?

Answered by: abid saleem on: Mar 18th, 2013

Antenna gain relates the intensity of an antenna in a given direction to the intensity that would be produced by a hypothetical ideal antenna that radiates equally in all directions (isotropically) an...

Answered by: uzipereg on: Jul 30th, 2011

geometry, direction for example.

Insulation resistance

Asked By: KARTHIK | Asked On: Aug 27th, 2011

How to measure the insulation resistance for printed circuit boards ?

Answered by: SANJIVAN on: Feb 22nd, 2013

Because opamp having high input impedance due to differential amplifier connected at the input side which is in the range of MEGA ohms and low output impedance due to power amplifier used at the outpu...

Answered by: sumanth on: Dec 20th, 2012

Yes, by using the known impedance load at the output

Difference between 8085 and 8086 microprocessor?

Asked By: ggicollegepunjab | Asked On: Feb 23rd, 2012

Hi guys, give here your suggestion about microprocessor 8085 and 8086. These 2 processors used in old time. I want to know its program execution time, memory space.

Answered by: keerthivasan on: Feb 17th, 2013

To save time of the execution

Answered by: Sudipto on: Apr 17th, 2012

8086 has 20 address lines and 16 data lines and supports HARVARD architecture as compared to 8085 which has 16 address lines and 8 data lines, so 8086 has higher index and thus accessing large memory, also the operating speed of 8086 is greater due to presence of instruction queue.

Why do you use two ground pins in microprocessor 8086?

Asked By: vidsln_2 | Asked On: Jul 23rd, 2007

Answered by: himanshi on: Feb 12th, 2013

Two ground terminals are provided to make the pin structure symmetrical o/w it requires only 39 pins.

Answered by: hari krishna on: Jan 23rd, 2013

One is for the VCC & another one is clock issues

Why the antenna is called passive element?

Asked By: archana | Asked On: Aug 7th, 2011

Answered by: HIMANSHI on: Feb 12th, 2013

It is called a passive element because it does not generate any power on its own,it radiates the input power for transmission of signals

Answered by: viswanath on: Oct 3rd, 2012

Device which are not require any external voltage(Biasing) for its operation is called Passive device or Device without junction is called Passive device. Antenna is a without junction device as well as these no external voltage required for its operation. So antenna is a Passive device.

What type of architecture is used in 8085 microprocessor?

Asked By: puni | Asked On: Nov 20th, 2007

Answered by: Ramalinge Gowda K C on: Jan 31st, 2013

Von-Neuman or Princeton architecture

Answered by: harrish on: Nov 1st, 2012

It is having von neuman architecture.

Micro controller

Asked By: ved sharma | Asked On: Oct 18th, 2012

What is micro controller ? How to program micro controller ?

Answered by: irshad on: Jan 31st, 2013

Generally, microprocessor is a integrating the CPU on a single chip and it has some additional features like memory, registers,flags,pointer etc;but micro controller means it has same operation as microprocessor but with the different features like counters,ram,rom, etc.

Answered by: kaliraja on: Nov 9th, 2012

Micro controller = micro processor + memory + interfacing features(ports) + additional features like counters.
A Micro controller can be directly connected to external devices. But a Processor needs a interface controller to connect with external input and output devices.

What is meant by virtual ground in the op amp ?

Asked By: ragav_sathish | Asked On: Apr 17th, 2007

Answered by: ali asif on: Jan 4th, 2013

ideally inputs of op amp are short and if we apply voltage on one terminal then its mean after resistance the input terminal of op amp is also virtually connected to other terminal which is grounded. DUE to its high input resistance.

Answered by: shweta bhatt on: Dec 11th, 2012

Ideally the gain of opamp should be infinite. If I ground any one of the terminal of opamp intentionally say V1=OV, then as per ideal opamp having infinite gain. gain=Vout/Vid since, Vid=V1-V2 so a...

Conductor resistivity

Asked By: parag12345 | Asked On: Apr 12th, 2009

When a small amount of cu is added to a ni conductor, then the?A) resistivity of ni will decrease at all temperatures because cu is better conductor than nib) residual resistivity of ni at low temperatures will increase as cu atoms acts as defect centersc) resistivity of ni will increase at all temperatures...

Answered by: Lokesh M on: Jan 3rd, 2013

Answer is C. If a small amount of Cu is added to Ni conductor, then resistivity of Ni will increase at all temperatures as Cu destroys the periodicity of Ni and acts as defects. According to Matthies...

Binary to gray code conversion

Asked By: gayatrisegu | Asked On: Jun 13th, 2008

Design binary to gray code converter

Answered by: tanuja on: Dec 22nd, 2012

first write 1 then 1 EXOR 1 then 1 EXOR 1 THEN 1 EXOR 1
so answer is 1000

Answered by: praveen on: Nov 28th, 2012

Q: Where we use binary to Gray code and vice-versa...?

Rom and ram cards

Asked By: Rujul | Asked On: Mar 18th, 2007

Which of the following is is used to hold rom and ram cards 1. Computer bus 2. Expansion cards 3. Mother board 4. Cache memory

Answered by: sumanth talluri on: Dec 20th, 2012

Which is operated by main memory

Answered by: fshah on: Dec 14th, 2011

Correct answer is motherboard.

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