...MCQs: 1. When a diode is not conducting then it has: (a) High resistance (b) Low resistance (c) Medium resistance (d) Zero resistance Answer: a 2. The region in which there are no free charge carriers in a semiconductor diode is called: (a) Anode region (b) Cathode region (c) Depletion region (d)None of the above Answer: c 3. When a diode is in its conducting state: (a) Current flows from cathode to anode (b) Current flows from anode to cathode (c) Current flows back and forth (d) No current flows Answer: b 4. Zener diodes shows: (a) Abrupt reverse breakdown (b) Gradual forward breakdown (c) Abrupt forward breakdown (d) Gradual reverse breakdown Answer: a 5. Which of the following is NOT a type of diode: (a) Zener diode (b) LED (c) Photo diode (d) Floyd diode Answer: d 6. Which of the following element is most used for...
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...2.6.1 Low level of Internet use; due to the high cost of access to services the Internet, as well as all high contrasts. 2.6.2 The poor infrastructure of the communications network, its inability to cover all users and the provinces and regions. 2.6.3 Loss privacy information, to the citizen and the fear of information that does not want to leak information by others. 2.6.4 Twice the legal legislation that makes it easier to deal with electronic applications in general. 2.6.5 The weakness of the social and cultural awareness of the concepts, application's e-government and the lack of features of the information society. 2.6.6 Lack of confidence in electronic transactions in material terms. 2.6.7 The lack of a national plan for information at the state level. 2.6.8 The lack of elements (human) qualified in dealing with electronic applications. 2.7 The pros and cons, application of the concept of e-government: 2.7.1 the law of a direct connection between the association of government employee and student service, with a high degree of interaction among them through communication networks. 2.7.2 Reduce of the number of paper documents. 2.7.3 Collective or similar interactions between the government as a service provider and several parties have needed this service at the same time, which saves a great time. 2.7.4 The realization of a huge surge in the flow of data, information between the government and citizen service, vice versa at the lowest...
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...signal to the controller, and the controller generates a bit-stream output according to an internal program or lookup table. 2. What is a font? What is point size? A font is a collection of characters of similar style and appearance. Point size refers to characters’ height not with. 3. What are the additive colors? What are the subtractive colors? What types of I/O devices use each kind of color? Additive colors are the primary colors for video display (red, green, blue). Subtractive colors are cyan (absence of red), magenta (absence of green), and yellow (absences of blue) it is often referred to by the abbreviation CMY. A monitor is an I/O device that uses additive colors. A printer is an I/O device that uses subtractive colors. 4. What is a bitmap? How does a bitmap’s chromatic resolution affect its size? A bitmap is a stored set of numbers describing the content of all pixels in an image. A monochrome display displays one of two colors and requires only one bit per pixel. A grayscale display displays black, white and shades of...
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...Unit Two Text Questions 1. What are positive and negative space? Positive space is the area of an artwork occupied by the primary subjects. Negative space is the area of an artwork around the primary objects. 2. Identify and describe the three different types of balance in artwork. Symmetrical balance occurs when the weight of the artwork’s composition is evenly distributed. Approximate symmetry occurs when the objects are not identical, but balance has still occurred in the artwork. Asymmetrical balance or informal balance happens when the visual weight in the artwork is not evenly distributed. 3. What is proportion? Proportion relates to the dimensions or size of the different objects or areas in the artwork. 4. What is "hue"? How can hue affect artwork? Hue is simply another name for what we think of as color....
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...206. What is Half Power Frequency? A) Voltage gain reduced to 50% B) Voltage gain reduced to 60.7% C) Voltage gain reduced to 70.7% D) Voltage gain reduced to 80.7% ANSWER: C 207. If the voltage gain drops to 70.7% of its midrange value, it is said to be _______ A) attenuated B) down 6 dB C) down 3 dB D) down 1 dB ANSWER: C 208. What is the gain that occurs between the lower and upper critical frequencies in amplifier? A) midrange gain B) critical gain C) bandwidth gain D) decibel gain ANSWER: A 209. What can be measured using the decibel? A) voltage gain B) power gain C) attenuation D) all of these ANSWER: D 210. Voltage gain in dB is ______ A) log Av B) 10 log Av C) 20 log Av D) Av ANSWER: C 211. Power gain in dB is ________. A) log Av B) 10 log Av C) 20 log Av D) Av ANSWER: B 212. For the low-frequency response of a BJT amplifier, the maximum gain is at ________. A) RB = 0 Ω B) RC = 0 Ω C) RE = 0 Ω D) RS= 0 Ω ANSWER: C 213. Where the Miller effect capacitance is not involved in BJT configuration? A) Common-emitter B) Common-base C) Common-collector D) All of the above ANSWER: B 214. What does positive and negative sign of dB represents? A) positive-amplification, negative-attenuation B) Positive-attenuation, Negative-amplification C) Zero value D) sign can be neglected ANSWER: A 215. At the midrange of the amplifier, the voltage gain of 100. If 6 dB gain decreases, what happens to the gain? A) 0 B) 70.7 C) 50 D) 20 ANSWER: C 216. If the frequency changed from 1 kHz to 10...
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...What did students do when they did not understand something? The students were all comfortable in their surroundings and asked questions whenever they had one. 4. Were there additional events related to the Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession? The teacher was absent today and clearly communicated with the substitute teacher about what the goals were for the day. The substitute teacher was able to clearly communicate to the students what the teacher expected. The goals were posted on the smart board. Blue (8th Grade Science-Different Teacher) 1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the levels of Blooms you observed in use? Were they in alignment with, or appropriate for the lesson’s goals and objectives? The teacher asked questions that led into her short lesson and demonstration. She also had questions that would have been great in pushing the students thinking forward but the questions...
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...“Assignment 1.1: Instructional Materials LP1.” a. Name the three components of the Central Processing Unit (CPU). (3 points) b. Elaborate on the capacity of primary memory. Does a computer require primary memory? (1 point) c. Describe a byte. How many bits are in a byte? (1 points) d. Explain why secondary storage is required. (1 point) e. List three input devices. (3 points) f. List three output devices. (3 points) g. List the functions of an operating system. (5 points) h. Explain the purpose of utility software. (1 point) i. Describe the difference between data and information. (1 point) j. Explain software distribution methods. (1 point) A. The three components of the CPU are: the arithmetic logic unit, the control unit and the registers. B....
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...a. In determining the size of the angle between the hands on the clock, there must be a way for people to access an image of a clock. This tasks requires working memory because a person must be able to use the visuo-spatial sketchpad to recall what a clock looks like while they perform a task. It is also possible that the use of scanning would be able to demonstrate imagery. It would take longer to determine how big the angle is when they are further apart because you scan the clock more. So, when visualizing the difference between 4:10 and 9:23, it would take longer to visualize 9:23 than 4:10. This additional time shows that there must be some kind of image that is being referred to. b. The symbolic distance effect occurs when people are...
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...parameter of the intelligence signal causes frequency deviation of the carrier? It is the amplitude. 3. What parameter of the intelligence signal causes or determines the rate of carrier frequency deviation? It is the frequency 4. Define modulation index for FM. FM modulation index is defined as: mf = ∆f / fi where, ∆f = maximum deviation in carrier frequency where, fi = maximum intelligence frequency used 5. What is the reason that FM requires wider bandwidth as...
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...1. Analysis of one variable at a time is often referred to as what type of analysis? Analysis of one variable at a time is often referred to as Univariate Analysis. 2. What are the two parts of the SPSS Statistics Viewer called? The two parts of the SPSS Statistics Viewer are called Outline pane and Contents pane. 3. What is a frequency distribution? A frequency distribution is the numeric display of how many times a number is shown and relative percentage of times it occurs in a sample. 4. In a frequency distribution, what information does the column labeled “Frequency” contain? The column labeled “Frequency” contain information on how many of responded. 5. In a frequency distribution, what information froes the column labeled “Valid Percent”...
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...Programming Fundamentals Unit 4: " 1. What is the difference between a. and a. Preconditions: Preconditions are conditions or requirements that must be met before a function can be executed successfully. If a function is not working due to a precondition being violated, it means that the arguments being passed to the function do not meet the expected conditions. This could be due to incorrect data types, missing parameters, or invalid values. Checking and verifying the arguments being passed to the function can help identify and fix any violations of preconditions. 2. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Postconditions: Postconditions are conditions that must be true after a function has been executed successfully. If a function is not working due to a postcondition being violated, it means that the function is not producing the expected or correct output. This could be due to errors in the logic or implementation of the function. Reviewing the code within the function and verifying that it is correctly implementing the desired functionality can help identify and fix any violations of post conditions....
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...Unit 4 DQ #1: What are the major challenges and advantages of using software for qualitative data analysis? Answer Qualitative Analysis Software The first software programs allowing researchers to use a computer-based tool for their qualitative analysis was developed in the mid-1980s. Today, qualitative data analysis software is an established tool in the field of qualitative research. Many social scientists have increasingly adopted the use of computer software in collecting and analysing qualitative data. These software have been described as Computer Assisted or Aided Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS) or Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA)(Ref). The CAQDS or QDA assist qualitative researchers to gain insights into qualitative data sets without suggesting interpretations. Based on a content analysis, the researcher can draw conclusions about the respective object of research (such as interview data). The growing literature on computer assisted qualitative data analysis software expresses both hopes and fears in terms of effective analysis of qualitative data and some of these are examined in the sections below Advantages of Using Qualitative Analysis Software Software tools for qualitative data and text analysis allow for easy...
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...Regulatory law is defined as to regulate an executive branch and disputed by legislature. Case law is defined as the public options of the judge that may result from the court case where they are interpret statuses, regulations and constitutional provisions. 4. In which federal circuit do you live? Forrest County is the federal circuit court that I live in. What is “line of authority” and why is it important to know within which jurisdiction a particular decision occurs? The line of authority exists within the system, such that the inferior courts are expect to follow the decision of courts superior to them. The line of authority is within the jurisdiction but does not cross jurisdiction lines. 5. What is the doctrine of "stare decisis" or “precedent”? Why is it important ? The American government follows the doctrine of stare decisis. Courts are expected to follow the decisions of court in parallel cases. When the higher courts applies to the law for certain facts, its decision controls similar...
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...A 40 wt% Ni-60 wt% Cu alloy is slowly cooled from 1400C (2550F) to 1150C (2100F). (a) At what temperature does the first solid phase form? (b) What is the composition of this solid phase? (c) At what temperature does the last of the liquid solidify? (d) What is the composition of this last remaining liquid phase? The copper-nickel phase diagram is shown in the Animated Figure 10.3a. (a) 1350 o C (b) 62 %wt Ni (c) 1290 o C (d) 37 %wt Ni For alloys of two hypothetical metals A and B, there exist an , A-rich phase and a , B-rich phase. From the mass fractions of both phases for two different alloys (given below), which are at the same temperature, determine the composition of the phase boundary (or solubility limit) for (a) and (b) phases at this temperature. Alloy Composition Fraction Phase Fraction Phase 60 wt% A - 40 wt% B 0.57 0.43 30 wt% A - 70 wt% B 0.15 0.85 (a) 90.55 wt% A (b) 19.15 wt% A Your answer is correct. Which equations may be used to convert mass fraction to volume fraction, and vice versa? Your answer is correct. What is the difference between a phase and a microconstituent? A phase is a inhomogeneous portion of the system having different physical and chemical characteristics. Microconstituent is an identifiable element of the microstructure (that consists of one phase). A phase is a homogeneous portion of the system having uniform physical and chemical characteristics, and consists of different Microconstituents. There is no difference. These are convertible terms...
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...beginning of the class 3. Reflecting on the pervious lessons knowledge & skills 4. Provide practical examples & exercises 5. Teaching using Learner-Centric methods (Peer to-peer learning, Project-based learning, & Self learning) 6. Assessment mechanisms 7. Programs learned 8. Ongoing Projects 9. Relate learning outcomes to future projects 10. Are the parents involve parents in HWK? What is the Secret to a Successful HWK Program? -Select a learning management system. - Incorporate the use of devices and web apps in staff meetings. - Offer professional development. - Have students and parents read the policy and...
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