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Electronics is the study of electric circuits and electrical components, and the design of useful devices. Some questions in this tag may be more appropriate for the [Electrical Engineering(https://electronics.stackexchange.com/) SE site.

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Let's consider this simple combiner circuit. To avoid drawing an additional stage, let the output be designed for 25 ohms: Let's assume the bottom terminal is left open. Then half the current from ...
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For superconducting qubits, Josephson junctions are commonly used to enable the tunneling of Cooper pairs and, more importantly, to introduce the nonlinear energy spectrum required for qubit operation....
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What is the difference in the approach and usefulness from Thevenin's Theorem and simply taking out equivalent resistances/capacitances (like taking sum for equivalent series resistance or equivalent ...
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We are asked to calculate the RMS current in the primary coil. The model solution is multi-step: Since Y is twice the resistance of X, the power dissipated must be half that of X (by $P = V^2/R$). So ...
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A silicon diode has a potential barrier voltage of 0.7V . If we connect a battery whose voltage is same as silicon diode under foward and reverse biasing then what would happen. In foward biasing the ...
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How do insulated-gate bipolar transistors (IGBT) handle high currents despite the PNP in it's equivalent circuit being driven in active mode? My understanding is that active mode bipolar junction ...
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Wouldn't replacing the body of a depletion mode mosfet with an insulator eliminate the body effect? My best guess is its either an issue of ease of manufacturing, or an issue of surface states ...
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A negistor is a npn BJT with the base unconnected, functioning as a replacement for a tunnel diode in certain oscillator circuits, producing negative differential resistance though the voltage current ...
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At 3:30 in this YouTube video, it is claimed that injection of holes from the emitter into the collector causes a current to flow across the reverse biased junction, however I fail to see how this ...
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At 5:10 in this video on thyristors, it is said that gate triggering injects electrons into the p region however I fail to see how this could be the case. None of the websites I checked explained why ...
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A pure tone is an idealized audio signal that is perfectly sinusoidal, with a fixed frequency, amplitude, and phase offset. No physical electronic speaker, tuning fork, etc. can produce an ideal pure ...
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I have encountered the equation of threshold voltage for a MOSFET as $$ V_{th} = \phi_{ms} + \frac{Q_{ox}}{C_{ox}} + 2\phi_f + \frac{Q_{dep}}{C_{ox}} $$ I understand that the components are as follows:...
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I built a high gain amplifier taking its input from a piezoelectric sensor. The sensor is a circular disk of what looks like brass with diameter 15mm where the brass thickness is around 0.14mm. On top ...
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I'm trying to calculate the hole density along the length of a simple PN junction in reverse bias, $V_B$. In particular, I would like to compute the minimum density p_min shown in the attached graph. ...
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If a 2.5" HDD is placed very close (2 cm or 3 cm) to a large 29" CRT TV Power off, could this TV, due to its large and powerful magnets and coils, cause some degradation in the HDD's 2.5&...

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