Wednesday, 20 April 2011

basic electronic

 I am going to write blog on whole elctronic but I am strating with the basic of electronic.

Do you know what is diffrance between electonic and electrical? let me explain.

when electron flow in vacuum or in semicondutor then it is come in electronic and when electron flow in conductror it is come in electrical.
for example,
A tubelight is a electronic device because here elecron flow in vacuum where as a bulb is electrical device because here elecron flow in condutor medium.

this is the basic diffrance between in electronic and electrical system.









      


 fig1 Tubelight                                                                                                                     fig2  bulb



but now I am here for explaining the detail in electronic.
there are number of basic component in electronic and they are use for there diffrent purpose.
resistanr
capacitor
transistor
diode
and diffrent sensor etc.

and many other component are use to making any elecronic circuit. I am going to explain all electronic compont in detail, how it work and how they use.



 RESISTORS

These do exactly what they say. they resist the flow of electrons. These are necessary for several reasons:
- they can control how much current goes down each wire
- they can control power usage
- they can control voltages (since current, resistance, and voltage are interrelated)


The last point is important as it is the basis of Ohm's law, V=IR. Voltage = Current x Resistance. For example, suppose you take a resistor and connect the two ends of a battery with it. You know that your battery is 9V (or whatever) and you know the resistor is 3Kohm (determined by the color stripes on the resistor), so 9V divided by 3Kohm is .003amps (3 milliamps). So why is this information useful? Well now that you know the current, you can determine other useful things such as power. P=IV. You will notice that if you increase resistance, you decrease current. If you decrease current, you decrease power use. Put a 1ohm resistor between the battery and it will get so hot it could burn because of the power use. Use a 100Kohm resistor and almost no power at all will be used.
      So about determining the value of a resistor, all resistors have the value labled on them. You will notice coloured stripes on the resistor. Each stripe means a certain number. This has been explained a billion times online already.I am again expalin it by figure of color coding of resistors and also how we can find magnitude of resistor by its colour.

  
   



first two colour decide the manitude of resistace and third colour decide the multiple of 10th and last one decide the tolarance of resistace.

example:-

in above figure.
black -0
red- 2
green- 10^5
 silver- +_10%

then the value of above resistor is 200Kohm with +_10% tolarace.













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