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diff --git a/electronics/test/test.year2.txt b/electronics/test/test.year2.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4598a82 --- /dev/null +++ b/electronics/test/test.year2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +Lucas standen electronics test 1 year 2 + +1)a)i) in book +1)a)ii) in book +1)a)iii) in book +1)b) in book + +2)a) in book +2)b) in book +2)c) in book +2)c)i) in book +2)c)ii) in book +2)c)iii) in book + +3)a) in book +3)b) The red LED will be on as the amp will be outputing 11V (see diagram for workings), which would mean that +over the green led and resistor is only 1V which wont be enough to light the LED, however over the red LED and +resistor, is 11V which is enough to light the led +3)c)i) in book +3)c)ii) in book +3)c)iii) R2 will recive a higher current than R1 as it has the higher resistance and it is in parralel with R1 +meaning the current splits between them proportional to resistance + +4)a) in book +4)b)i) in book +4)b)ii) a ripple counter will move upwards/downwards when the previce dtype has changed state, however a +syncrhronos counter will count using a logic system from the clock and other outputs, (avoids propigation +delay, and makes all outputs change at the same time whereas an asynchronos counter will change its outputs +change at different times) +4)c) in book +4)d) in book + + + + diff --git a/electronics/test/test2.year2.txt b/electronics/test/test2.year2.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..203e5c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/electronics/test/test2.year2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +5) +the circit should work at night as, the ldr will dawf the other resistor + +the circit will not work at day as the ldr is still 400 OHM's which is +higher than the 100 OHM resistor + +because the bulb has a resistance of 100 OHM's it will not work as expected + +this will cause the bulb to never be properly on as the resistance in the bulbs branch +will limit the voltage through it to be <100 OHM's and thus it wont get 6V over it + +to fix this a voltage follower can be place between the bulb and the potential divider +to keep the impedances at the right locations + +(see book for details) +6)a)i) in book +6)a)ii) in book +6)a)iii) when the switch is releases the voltage over the capacitor will be at 8.65 V +this will mean the led is on. +when it falls to 6V the capacitor will make the logic gate switch 3.34 seconds after the switch +is released, this will cause the not gate to switch and the led to be on +6)b)i) in book +6)b)ii) in book + +7)a) in book +7)b)i) in book +7)b)ii) in book +7)b)iii) in book +7)b)iv) in book +7)b)v) in book + +8)a) in book +8b) in book +8)c)i) because it has a higher input imedance +8)c)ii) in book +8)c)iii) in book +8)d)i) in book +8)d)ii) to smooth the signal of noise +8)d)iii) in book +8)d)e) in book |