Chapter 1 Semiconductor DiodesSemiconductor DevelopmentSemiconductor ApplicationsFigure 1-1. Size Comparisons of Electron Tubes and SemiconductorsAtomic StructureAtomic Structure -Cont.Figure 1-3. Shell DesignationEnergy BandsEnergy Bands -Cont.Figure 1-6. Energy Level DiagramsCovalent BondingFigure 1-8. Two-Dimensional View of a Silicon Cubic LatticeConduction ProcessN-Type SemiconductorP-Type SemiconductorFigure 1-12. PN Junction DiodeConstruction - TC-9-620022Current Flow in the N-Type MaterialCurrent Flow in the P-Type MaterialJunction Barrier - TC-9-620025Figure 1-18. Forward-Biased PN JunctionFigure 1-19. Reverse-Biased PN JunctionHalf-Wave RectifierFigure 1-21. Simple Half-Wave RectifierHalf-Wave Rectifier -Cont.Figure 1-23. Different Types of Crystal and Metallic RectifiersDiode SwitchTable 1-1. Major Electrical Characteristics for Rectifier and Signal DiodesDiode IdentificationFigure 1-25. Semiconductor Identification SystemFigure 1-27. Semiconductor Diode Color Code SystemDiode MaintenanceFigure 1-28. Checking a Diode With an OhmmeterSummary - TC-9-620039Summary -Cont. - TC-9-620040Summary -Cont. - TC-9-620041Summary -Cont. - TC-9-620042Summary -Cont. - TC-9-620043Summary -Cont. - TC-9-620044Junction Barrier - TC-9-620045Reverse BiasPN JunctionMetallic RectifierDiode MarkingsTesting a DiodeChapter 1 Check on Learning QuestionsChapter 1 Check on Learning Questions -Cont.Chapter 2 TransistorsTransistors FundamentalsClassificationConstruction - TC-9-620057NPN Transistor OperationFigure 2-6. NPN Transistor (Reverse Bias)Figure 2-7. Forward-biased Junction in an NPN TransistorFigure 2-9. NPN Junction Interaction Transistor OperationNPN Transistor Operation -Cont.PNP Transistor Operation - TC-9-620063Figure 2-12. Reversed-biased Junction in a PNP TransistorFigure 2-13. PNP Junction Interaction Transistor OperationThe Basic Transistor AmplifierThe Basic Transistor Amplifier -Cont.Base-Current Bias (Fixed Bias)Combination BiasAmplifier Classes of OperationClass A Amplifier OperationClass C Amplifier OperationTransistor ConfigurationsCommon Emitter - TC-9-620074Common BaseCommon Collector -Cont. - TC-9-620076Common Collector -Cont. - TC-9-620077Table 2-1. Transistor Configuration Comparison ChartTransistor DescriptionTransistor MaintenanceTransistor Lead IdentificationFigure 2-20. Transistor Lead IdentificationTesting Transistors With an OhmmeterFigure 2-22. Testing a Transistor's Leakage with an OhmmeterMicroelectronicsFigure 2-23. Typical Printed Circuit BoardFigure 2-24. Typical ICBFigure 2-25. Typical IC Packaging SequenceFigure 2-26. Common IC Packaging StylesTwo Basic Types of TransistorsPNP Transistor Operation - TC-9-620091Thrre Types of BiasSaturationClass C AmplifiersTransistor ConfigurationCommon Collector ConfigurationTransistor CharacteristicsTesting A TransistorTransistor Gain TestIntegrated Circuit BoardChapter 2 Check on Learning QuestionsChapter 2 Check on Learning Questions -Cont.Chapter 3 Special DevicesFigure 3-1. Effect of Bias on the Depletion Region of a PN JunctionFigure 3-2. Energy Diagram for Zener DiodeFigure 3-3. Avalanche MultiplicationThe Tunnel DiodeFigure 3-6. Tunnel Diode Energy Diagram With No BiasFigure 3-7. Tunnel Diode Energy Diagram With 50 Millivolts BiasVaractorFigure 3-12. PN JunctionFigure 3-15. Varactor Capacitance Versus Bias VoltageSilicon Controlled RectifierSilicon Controlled Rectifier -Cont.Figure 3-18. SCR StructureFigure 3-20. SCR Characteristic Curve With Various Gate SignalsFigure 3-22. SCR Gate Control SignalsTriacFigure 3-25. Comparison of SCR and Triac CircuitsOptoelectronic Devices - TC-9-620121Figure 3-29. Seven-segment LED Display ExamplesFigure 3-32. PhototransistorFigure 3-33. Two-terminal and three-terminal PhototransistorsFigure 3-36. DC Blocking With a Coupling CapacitorThe Unijunction TransistorFigure 3-38. Comparison of Conventional Transistor and UJT CircuitsFigure 3-41. UJT BiasingField-effect TransistorsFigure 3-44. Comparison of JFET, Transistor, and Vacuum TubeFigure 3-46. Symbols and Bias Voltages for Transistors and JFETFigure 3-48. JFET With Reverse BiasFigure 3-49. JFET Input ImpedanceFigure 3-50. JFET Symbols and Bias VoltagesField-effect Transistors -Cont.Figure 3-53. Construction of an N-channel MOSFETFigure 3-54. Effects of Reverse-bias Voltage (MOSFET in Depletion Mode)Figure 3-56. Induced Channel MOSFET ConstructionFigure 3-58. MOSFET Shorting SpringSummary - TC-9-620140Tunnel DiodeOptoelectronic Devices - TC-9-620142MosfetChapter 3 Check on Learning QuetionsChapter 3 Check on Learning Quetions -Cont.Chapter 4 Solid State Power SuppliesThe Basic Power SupplyThe Power TransformerRoot Mean Square, Peak, and Average ValuesConventional Full-Wave RectifierPractical Full-Wave RectifierFigure 4-6. Practical Full-wave RectifierFigure 4-7. Peak and Average Values for a Full-wave RectifierBridge RectifierFiltersFigure 4-10. Capacitor FilterFigure 4-11. RC Time ConstantFigure 4-14. Inductive Filter (Collapsing Field)Capacitor FilterFigure 4-16. Half-wave Rectifier With and Without FilteringFigure 4-18. Full-wave Rectifier (With Capacitor Filter)Table 4-1. Calculating Half-wave Rectifier and Full-wave RectifierLC Choke-Input FilterFigure 4-20. LC Choke-input Filter (Charge and Discharge Paths)Figure 4-22. Filtering Action of the LC Choke-input FilterLC Choke-Input Filter -Cont.Figure 4-24. AC Component in an LC Choke-input FilterFigure 4-26. DC Component in an LC Choke-input FilterFigure 4-27. Full-wave Rectifier With an LC Choke-input FilterResistor-Capacitor FiltersResistor-Capacitor Filters -Cont.Inductance-Capacitor Capacitor-Input FilterInductance-Capacitor Capacitor-Input Filter -Cont.Load RegulationSeries and Shunt Voltage RegulatorsFigure 4-32. Principle of Series Voltage RegulatorFigure 4-33. Shunt Voltage Regulator (Determining Output Voltage Regulation)Figure 4-34. Schematic of Series Voltage RegulatorFigure 4-36. Series Voltage Regulator (Input and Output Voltages)Figure 4-38. Shunt Voltage Regulator (With Voltages)Current Voltage RegulatorsFigure 4-41. Current Voltage Regulator CircuitFigure 4-42. Current Voltage Regulator (With Circuit Values)Voltage MultipliersFigure 4-46. Series-aiding SourcesFigure 4-47. Half-wave Voltage TriplerShort Circuit ProtectionTroubleshooting Power SuppliesTesting Electronic EquipmentFigure 4-51. Complete Power Supply (Without Regulator)Transformer and Choke TroublesResistor TroublesPower SuppliesFilter CircuitsPI-Type FiltersShunt RegulatorsTroubleshootingChapter 4 Check on Learning QuestionsChapter 4 Check on Learning Questions -Cont.Chapter 5 AmplifiersUses of AmplificationVoltage Amplifiers and Power AmplifiersTransistor AmplifiersFigure 5-3. Simple Class A Transistor AmplifierFigure 5-4. Simple Class B Transistor AmplifierFigure 5-5. Simple Class AB Transistor AmplifierAmplifier CouplingDirect Coupling - TC-9-620208RC CouplingImpedance Coupling - TC-9-620210Transformer CouplingImpedance Considerations for AmplifiersFigure 5-12. Effect of Impedance Matching in the Coupling of Two CircuitsFigure 5-13. Transistor Amplifier Configuration and Their Impedance CharacteristicsAmplifier FeedbackFigure 5-15. Negative Feedback in an AmplifierPositive FeedbackFigure 5-18. Positive Feedback in Two Stages of Transistor AmplificationNegative FeedbackAudio AmplifiersSingle Stage Audio AmplifiersFigure 5-23. Class A, Common-source, RC-coupled, FET, Audio AmplifierPhase SplittersPush-Pull AmplifiersSummary - TC-9-620225Voltage AmplifierVoltage Amplifier -Cont.Direct Coupling - TC-9-620228Impedance Coupling - TC-9-620229Common Emitter - TC-9-620230FeedbackPositive (Regenerative) FeedbackPush-pull AmplifierChapter 5 Check on Learning QuestionsChapter 5 Check on Learning Questions -Cont.Chapter 6 Video and Radio Frequency AmplifiersAmplifier Frequency ResponseBandwidth of an AmplifierBandwidth of an Amplifier -Cont.Reading Amplifier Frequency Response CurvesFigure 6-3. Amplifiers Showing Reactive Elements and ReactanceFigure 6-4. Interelectrode Capacitance of a TransistorVideo Amplifiers - TC-9-620243Series PeakingCombination PeakingTypical Video Amplifier CircuitRadio Frequency AmplifiersFigure 6-11. Semi-block Diagram of RF AmplifierFigure 6-12. Parallel Variable Resistors (Ganged)Table 6-1. Value ChartRF Amplifier CouplingFigure 6-15. Effect of Coupling on Frequency ResponseTransformers in RF AmplifiersTypical RF Amplifier CircuitsFigure 6-18. Typical RF Amplifier for AM Radio ReceiverFigure 6-19. Typical RF Amplifier for VHF Television ReceiverVideo Amplifiers - TC-9-620257Shunt PeakingRAdio Frequency AmplifierNeutralizationChapter 6 Check on Learning QuestionsChapter 6 Check on Learning Questions -Cont.Chapter 7 Special AmplifiersDifferential AmplifiersFigure 7-1. Common Emitter and Common Base AmplifiersFigure 7-2. Two-input, Single-output, Difference AmplifierFigure 7-3. Input Signals 180o Out of PhaseThe Two Input ,Single-Output, Difference AmplifierFigure 7-4. Input Signals in PhaseThe Two Input ,Single-Output, Difference Amplifier -Cont.Figure 7-5. Input Signals 90o Out of PhaseTypical Differential Amplifier CircuitFigure 7-7. Single-input, Single-output Differential AmplifierFigure 7-8. Single-input, Differential-output Differential AmplifierOperational AmplifiersBlock Diagram of An Operational AmplifierClosed-Loop Operation of an Operational AmplifierInverting ConfigurationFigure 7-13. Virtual Ground CircuitsInverting Configuration -Cont. - TC-9-620281Figure 7-14. Current Flow in the Operational CircuitInverting Configuration -Cont. - TC-9-620283Noninverting ConfigurationNoninverting Configuration -Cont.Bandwidth LimitationsFigure 7-18. Closed-loop Frequency-response Curve for Gain of 10Summing Amplifier (Adder)Summing Amplifier (Adder) -Cont. - TC-9-620289Figure 7-21. Five-input AdderSumming Amplifier (Adder) -Cont. - TC-9-620291Summing Amplifier (Adder) -Cont. - TC-9-620292Difference Amplifier (Subtractor)Figure 7-24. Subtractor CircuitDifference Amplifier (Subtractor) -Cont. - TC-9-620295Difference Amplifier (Subtractor) -Cont. - TC-9-620296Figure 7-25. Difference AmplifierMagnetic AmplifiersBasic Operation of A Magnetic AmplifierBasic Operation of A Magnetic Amplifier -Cont.Methods of Changing InductanceFigure 7-28. Magnetization and Permeability CurvesSaturable Core ReactorFigure 7-31. Magnetization and Permeability Curves With Operating PointFigure 7-32. Flux Paths in a Saturable-core ReactorFigure 7-33. Three-legged, Saturable-core ReactorSimplified Magnetic Amplifier CircuitryFigure 7-35. Simple Half-wave Magnetic AmplifierFigure 7-36. Simple Full-wave Magnetic AmplifierFigure 7-37. Full-wave Magnetic Amplifier With Bias WindingSummary - TC-9-620311Differential AmplifierDifferential Amplifier -Cont.Operational AmplifierScaling AmplifierIdeal Operating PointIdeal Operating Point -Cont.Bias WindingChapter 7 Check on Learning QuestionsChapter 7 Check on Learning Questions -Cont.Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers - TC-9-620322Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620323Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620324Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620325Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620326Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620327Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620328Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620329Appendix A Check-on-Learning Answers -Cont. - TC-9-620330Appendix B Periodic Table of ElementsAppendix B Periodic Table of Elements -Cont. - TC-9-620333Appendix B Periodic Table of Elements -Cont. - TC-9-620334Appendix B Periodic Table of Elements -Cont. - TC-9-620335Appendix B Periodic Table of Elements -Cont. - TC-9-620336Glossary Glossary -Cont.Glossary -Cont. - TC-9-620340Glossary -Cont. - TC-9-620341Glossary -Cont. - TC-9-620342Solid State Devices and Solid State Power Supplies and Amplifiers