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Basic Electronics Problems Guide

This document outlines the objectives and numerical problems for a basic electronics course. The objectives are to familiarize students with basic electronics concepts, develop an understanding of electronic flow in semiconductors, and learn basic physical laws related to electronics systems. The document then lists 6 numerical problems for students to solve related to concepts like resistance, current, voltage, and circuits.

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Basic Electronics Problems Guide

This document outlines the objectives and numerical problems for a basic electronics course. The objectives are to familiarize students with basic electronics concepts, develop an understanding of electronic flow in semiconductors, and learn basic physical laws related to electronics systems. The document then lists 6 numerical problems for students to solve related to concepts like resistance, current, voltage, and circuits.

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BASIC ELECTRONICS

BCS (SEMESTER-1)
Department: CS & IT
Course Instructor: S.M.JUNAID ZAIDI
Submission Date: 13/7/17

Objectives:

1. To familiarize students the concept of basic electronics problems.


2. To develop basic concepts of electronic flow in semiconductor devices.
3. To develop basic physical laws related to electronics system..

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SOLVE THE FOLLOWING NUMERICALS
1

Equation of above wave is . Find out the formula for Average value of the above
sinusoidal wave. Along x-axis we have distance x and along y-axis we have voltage.

2
Find

REQ
Current
V1 and V2

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3
Find

REQ
Current
V1 and V2

4
Find

REQ
Current I1 and I2

5
Find

REQ
Current
I1 and I2

Find

REQ
I1 and I2, I3

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