Electric Circuits

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TABLES

IN
ELECTRIC CIRCUITS

RESISTOR COLOR CODING


Color

1st digit

2nd digit

Multiplier

Tolerance
(5%)

Reliabilty
(%/1000 hr)

Temperature
Coefficient
(ppm/oC)

Black

100

20

Brown

101

-33

Red

102

0.1

-75

Orange

103

0.01

-150

Yellow

104

GMV*

0.001

-220

Green

105

-330

Blue

106

-470

Violet

107

-750

Gray

108

+30

White

109

+500

Gold

0.1

+100

Silver

0.01

10

Bypass

None

20

RELATIVE PERMITTIVITIES
Dielectric material

r (Average value)

Vacuum

1.0000

Air

1.0006

Teflon

2.0

Paper, paraffined

2.5

Rubber

3.0

Transformer oil

4.0

Mica

5.0

Porcelain

6.0

Bakelite

7.0

Glass

7.5

Distilled water

80.0

Barium-strontium titanite (ceramic)

75000.0

COMMON TYPES OF OSCILLATORS


Oscillator

Key term

LC Oscillator
Hartley Oscillator

2 inductors, 1 capacitor

Colpitts Oscillator

2 inductors, 2 capacitor, used in frequency range of 100 kHz to 500


kHz

Clapp Oscillator

2 inductors, 3 capacitor, net reactance is inductive

Crystal Oscillator
Pierce Crystal Oscillator

Colpitts Oscillator with the inductor being replaced by a crystal

Hartley Crystal Oscillator


Colpitts Crystal Oscillator
RC Oscillators
RC Phase-Shift Oscillator

uses 3 RC in cascade

Wien Bridge Oscillator

has 1 lead and 1 lag circuit in the feedback path, uses a noninverting amplifier

BRIDGES
DC Bridges

Key term

Wheatstone Bridge

measures resistance

Slide-wire Bridge

simplified Wheatstone Bridge, R1/R2 was replaced by a Manganin


or german silver wire

Kelvin Bridge

modified Wheatstone, has no lead contact when measuring


resistance

Murray Loop

used for locating ground faults

Varley Loop

modified Murray Loop

AC Bridges
Similar-Angle Bridge

used to measure impedance of a capacitive circuit

Maxwell Bridge

used to measure unknown inductance with a capacitance standard

Hay Bridge (Opposite-Angle Bridge)

used to measure inductance with high Q coil

Wien Bridge

measures either equivalent series or equivalent-parallel


components of impedances

Radio-Frequency Bridge

used to measure impedances at higher frequencies

Schering Bridge

used in measuring capacitance and insulating properties with


phase angles near 90o

RECIPROCALS
Electrical Quantity

Reciprocal

Resistance (Ohms)

Conductance (Siemens)

Capacitance (Farad)

Elastance (Daraf)

Impedance (Ohms)

Admittance (Siemens)

Reactance (Ohms)

Susceptance (Siemens)

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