Beginners Guide to Electronics – Passive Devices

August 27th, 2010 by admin

Passive devices are the key building blocks of electronic circuits and they would be without these circuits either do not work or is unstable. So, what are "passive devices"? Now, passive devices are the most important components in electronic circuits, such as resistors, inductors, capacitors and transformers required electronic build. Passive devices are those that no electrical energy in order as opposed to "active devices" such as transistors, operational amplifiers workand integrated circuits, which require that in any way be supplied with electricity so that they work.

Passive devices do not have gain or directionality, and as such will not always generate a profit of less than one and can therefore oscillate or amplify a signal. Passive devices can be connected together in a circuit, either in a series or parallel combination to form complex circuits or signals to produce the control to give a phase shift of the signal or some form of feedback, but they can not reproduceSignal of more than one, because they have no power to win. In fact, passive devices consume electricity they do generate as attenuators, in contrast to active elements, or provide power to a circuit.

The component values of passive components such as resistance in ohms or capacitance in farads are always positive (ie> 0) in value and never negative, although some components have a negative coefficient. Even passive devices are bi-directional component that they are connected one way or another To the polarity of the voltage is within a circuit, current flowing from positive to negative terminals when the capacitors have a specific polarity, such as electrolytic marking.

In both circuits theory and analysis of circuits, passive devices, generally as electrical items, so let's take a brief look at three of the common basic passive elements, namely, resistance, capacitance and inductance.

RESISTANCE

The > Resistance is a basic component, the passive current opposes the flow of electric round. The level of opposition to current flow than the resistance of the resistance and is indicated by "R. Resistance is a measure of how easy or how hard a certain way electrons in an electrical circuit to flow through and as a value in the unit Ohm expressed. An ohm is the value of resistance, flowing at a current of one ampere is produced by a> Resistance that is a people through its terminals. Then the resistance of a resistor, the resistance can be defined in terms of voltage drop and the current flowing through the resistor as the law in connection with the Ohm: I = V / R

Where: R is the resistance, V is the voltage across the resistor and I the current through the resistance. This relationship between voltage and current(Vi) relationship in a resistor is linear and the power of resistance is absorbed by one represented by: P = VI. An ideal resistor will dissipate energy, without store electrical energy it as an electric charge or magnetic.

Inductance

Inductor that has the symbol "L" and used in Henri measured (H), is the element for the storage of energy in the form of an electromagnetic field. Electromagnetic energy is within the coils of a coil stored asAs long as a time varying current i (t) continue to flow through the inductor. Self-inductance L is the current status of a coil, which against all the changes I currently defined as the proportionality constant with the voltage generated in the coil proportional to the rate of change of current through it with respect.

A coil can be another device, save the passive or energy supply, but can not generate. An ideal coil is lossless, ieEnergy can be stored on indefinitely, as no energy is lost as heat. Inductors path to a low DC and high impedance path to AC. The impedance of an inductor-called inductive reactance varies with frequency and in an ideal coil of the current of the AC sine lags the voltage by 90 degrees.

We can then inductance L as a measure of an inductor is "resistance" to define the change of current with the larger the value of L, the lower the rate of changethe current. Such as resistance, inductance is always a positive value.

CAPACITANCE

Our last passive device is the capacitor. In contrast to the inductor, the energy stored by the magnetic, a capacitor stores its energy as an electrostatic charge on its plates. A capacitor consists of two or more conductive plates separated by a dielectric of one another. Capacity C is the property of a condenser, which rejects any change in the tensionit, as defined by the constant of proportionality than the current through is proportional to the rate of change of voltage with time.

The capacity of a plate capacitor is the ratio of the amount of the charge, Q stored voltage, which, on his plate and V. V, measured in farads, symbol C, ie C = Q / Capacitors a low impedance path to AC DC signals, but becomes . block The impedance of a capacitor as a capacitiveReactance varies with frequency and in an ideal capacitor, the voltage of the AC sine lags the current by 90o. Such as resistance, capacity is always a positive value.

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100 Hz – 25 LED lamp – project nr 5 – with English subtitles

August 7th, 2010 by admin

Data and subtitles in the next 24 hours to follow. A word of caution here: This is a mains powered project. All exposed wires should be enclosed to live properly and sleeves as far as possible within the lamp housing, so that you can not handle when inserting the lamp into the outlet. Materials required for 240 volt version: 5 resistors for 14 mA lamp 6 resistors for seeing 11 mA lamp (as in video project 4) 2200 Ohm 1 Watt 4 diodes 1N4007 25 LED's Note that the voltage drop across Red's LEDis about 1.7 volts, LED is about 2 volts orange, green / yellow 2.2 volts and blue / white LEDs 3 to 3.3 volts. And the old CFL basis. Perfect recycling project here. Measure the lamp current before them in uninterrupted service and keep it under 20 mA. Above case draws 14 mA at 11000 ohms. P = I ² R (14mA x11000 ²) = 2.156 W, which will be minimal within the 5 Watt rated power of the R's and heating.

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Resistors In Parallel

July 31st, 2010 by admin

Check us www.tutorvista.com resistors are together in "parallel" when both are on their terminals or are connected to each other terminal of resistance or opposition. The voltage drop across all resistors in parallel is the same. Then resistors in parallel, a common tension in them and in our example below, the voltage across the resistors is given: VR1 VR2 VR3 VAB = = = = 12V In the following circuit of resistors R1, R2 and R3 allconnected together in parallel between the two points A and B

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KOA Speer 28.7 ohm 100ppm Surface Mount Thick Film Resistor 1206 1% 1/4W RK73H2B (Continuous strip of 25)

June 28th, 2010 by admin

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Vishay-Dale 15 ohm 200ppm Surface Mount Thick Film Resistor 1206 5% 1/4W CRCW1206-PB (Continuous strip of 25)

June 23rd, 2010 by admin

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KOA Speer 1.24 ohm 200ppm Surface Mount Thick Film Resistor 0805 1% 1/8W RK73H2A (Continuous strip of 200)

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Bosch 5v with 0.1 ohm volts accross both plug & resistor.AVI

May 20th, 2010 by admin

Glow plugs are powered by the cars controller. It was 39F, so cold enough to get full 20 second on cycle. The top plug is a steel 5v Bosch with a 0.1 ohm resistor to drop voltage across the plug. The other plug is the original 7v ceramic plug. The very tip of the ceramic plug gets hot in less than 2 sec. The steel plug takes longer to heat, but a bigger section gets hot.

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Stop the Voltage Drop and Reduce Your Cable Costs With a Constant Voltage Compensator

May 17th, 2010 by admin

High copper prices have a great impact on power cable prices, especially for larger sized cables having long runs. Prices have sky-rocketed over the last few years and it is with this in mind that Ashley-Edison developed a product to “compensate” for the problem.

Many owners, developers and contractors have to suffer this expensive problem, but by incorporating a “Constant Voltage Compensator” an installation cost may be drastically reduced.

When the voltage across a cable drops to a low value, the “Compensator” is able to detect this and compensate by boosting the voltage to a preset value – of say 400V. Using an “output sensor” it will continuously monitor the output voltage, which is checked against a “comparator”, and if there is any shortfall it will instruct the transformer to add (+) or “boost” the voltage to its required value by means of a servo motor. In this way, the output voltage is continuously monitored and maintained.

This system does not emit any harmonics and has been a well proven voltage stabiliser design, in use for many years.

The “Compensator” is very suitable for use on Golf Course Lighting/Equipment, Perimeter Lighting applications and Farm/Estate Buildings etc. where long cable runs are an issue.

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Alternative “Booster Transformers” have a main disadvantage as their output voltage is “following”. This means that whatever the input voltage, the “transformed step-up” output voltage will not remain constant – fluctuating according to any load changes which will transmit to the load where it may be too high or too low. The voltage from no-load to full-load will cause the voltage drop to change drastically, which will not help improve the voltage drop. The “less than 4% volt drop window” is still not fulfilled and it is required to use a larger than necessary cable size. In fact, this does not help resolve the problem of expensive cables!

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