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The term human–computer interaction (HCI) is used widespread since early 1980s. Second World War provided impetus …
The Digital to Analog converter is an electronic device which converts digital signal to analog signal. Weighted Resistor and R-2R Ladder are its types.
We use small signal transistor model to analyze h-parameters. A transistor can be treated as a two port terminal.
The block diagram of a TV communication system consists of a TV transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter consists of two units.
The microprocessor 8086 minimum mode and maximum mode operation is decided by signal MN/MX’. When the signal MN/MX’ = 1 the 8086 minimum mode is active.
Boolean algebra which deals with variables and binary numbers. This algebra helps to simplify the Boolean variables
The three basic transistor configuration are CE, CB and CC. A transistor is a three terminal device Emitter, Base and Collector.
Superposition theorem is applicable to circuits with linear elements. They are not applicable to power since it is a non-linear quantity.
Laplace Transform is a method used for solving differential equations. The Dirichlet condition defines the necessary condition for transform
A Digital to Analog converter is an electronic device which converts digital signal to analog signal. The digital signals are in the form 0,1.
Synchronous counter is designed to count the number of clock pulses. This counter is clocked with the same clock signal and at the same time
A PLC consists of CPU, I/O input and output, memory and software.
The three basic transistor configuration are CE, CB and CC. A transistor is a three terminal device Emitter, Base and Collector.
Crystal Oscillator is specially designed in a circuit to provide low impedance when it operates in series-resonant mode and high impedance.
Superposition theorem is applicable to circuits with linear elements. They are not applicable to power since it is a non-linear quantity.
Transducer is a device which converts physical quantity or energy of one form to signal or energy of another form.
The block diagram of a TV communication system consists of a TV transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter consists of two units.