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CHAPTER 4 (Solid State Power Supplies) (continued)
A full-wave rectifier.
20.
The inductor.
21.
Correct polarity.
22.
To hold the ripple to an absolute minimum.
23.
LC capacitor-input filter.
24.
More expensive and its larger size.
25.
Low DC output voltage.
26.
Constant voltage.
27.
Voltage regulator.
28.
Variation.
29.
Series and Shunt.
30.
Blocks current.
31.
Provides a constant current regardless of changes in the input voltage or load current.
32.
1,000 volts to 30,000 volts.
33.
Better voltage regulation.
34.
Two.
35.
The pass transistor is in series with the load.
36.
So the load being supplied by the power supply can be wired directly to the metal chassis.
37.
Visual and Signal Tracing.
38.
CHAPTER 5 (Amplifiers)
The process of providing an increase in amplitude.
1.
A device that enables an input signal to control an output signal.
2.
To provide various amounts of signal amplification.
3.
Function and Frequency Response.
4.
Power amplifier.
5.
Characteristics of the input and output signals.
6.
Wide-band amplifiers.
7.
Current-control.
8.
The amount of time (in relation to the input signal) that current flows in the output circuit.
9.
Class A, Class B, Class AB, and Class C.
10.
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