FABRIAG, YZON B. BOCPE 3-4 DRAFTING EXERCISE 4 PART1:BLOCK DIAGRAMS AND FLOWCHARTS A. DRAW THE DIAGRAM OF THE RADIO- TELEPHONE - TELE: COMMUNICATION CIRCUIT. THIS CIRCUIT CONVERTS VOr CE FREQUENCY CINPUT) INTD ELECTRICAL IMPULSES THAT MODULATE THE OUTPUT OF A RADIO FREQUEN: CY OSCILLATOR (CARRIER) AND. TRANSMITS THE INFOR: MATION THROUGH THE AIR TO A RECEIVING STATION. THE FOLLOWING TVTLES CORRESPONDS JO THE BLOCKS: (1) RF CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR, (2) RF BUFFER AMP, (3)MO- DULATOR, (4) RF POWER AMP (5) AF AMP, (6) POWER SUPPLY. Abb THE SPEAKER AND EARPHONES. CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY 10 ALL UNITS IRF CRYSTAL (RF BUFFE OSCILLATOR] AMP POWER SUPPLY, pron tue | RE POWER AweB. DRAW THE DIAGRAM BELOW USING PROPER LINE WEIGHTS AND WITH HIGH QUALITY LETTERING AND EXPLAIN THE PURPOSE OF THE FLOWCHART. ENTER PROCESS USER INPUT SPECI- FICATION, DETERMINE Store OF ALL NARIABLES APPLY BUSING AND] MEMORY CoNFLICIS CONSTRAINTS, INITIALIZE. FREE SPACE hist ATTEMPT ALLOCATION, FOR. ONE VARIABLE PUSH VARIABLE ONTO ALLOCATION} SPACE ALL VARIABLES LOCATED REPORT *NO_ SOLUTION {__exigt'* REPORT! ALLOCATION SOLUTION *THE FLOWCHART ABOVE \5 ABOUT HOW MEMORY ALLOCATION TAKEPLACE. MEMORY WEEDS 10 BE ALLOCATED INTO. SPEQFIC VARIABLE. TO BROUGHT EXISTENCE TO ACUAL VARIABLE . THIS FLUWCHART SHOWS AN EXAMPLE OF STATIC MEMORY ALLOCATION WHEN DECLARING VARIABLES. IT SAYS TRAT WE HAVE TO PREPARE ALL THE VARIABLE THAT. WE WILL BE VSING BECAUSE IT 15 IMPORTANT PART OF THE PROGRAM AND Noy JUST A Rogue SYMBOL FLOA- TING AROUND. ALSO, WHENEVER WE ARE DECLARING VARIABLES, WHAT COMPILER DOES 1S ALLOCATE THOSE VARIA: Biles TO THEIR RESPECTIVE ROOMS. AND AS YOU CAN Skt, EVERYTHING HAPPENS BEFORE THE PROGRAMS 16 EXECUTE. (IS BECAUSE YOU CAN'T ALLOCATE VARIA- BLE BY WITH THis METHOD WHILE THE PROGRAM \S BEING EXECUTEPART 2: ELECTRICAL AND LOGIC COMPONENTS. A. DETERMINING RESISTOR VALUE J-USING THE COLOR CHART, DECODE THE VALUE OF THE FOLLOWING RESISTORS AND INDICATE. THE TOLERANCE. |. BROWN, BLACK, RED, GD 1K * 5% | YELLOW, VIOLET, YELLOW, GOLD_4I0K QD $5°% II BROWN, BLACK, GREEN, SILVER IM 2 10%. WW. BLUE, GRAY, BLACK, GOLD 68.2 75% V. ORANGE, WHITE, ORANGE, GOLD _ 34K ¢ 5% 2. PROVIDE THE COLORS FOR THE FOLLOWING 1. 2200 * l0"h RED, VIOLET, BROWN, GOLD i. 2400. + 10%, RED, YELLOW, RED, SILVER W. 41K 20% YELLOW, VIDLET, RED, SIVER NW. be KTES% GREEN, BLUE, RED, GOLD V. QML ¢ 5°lo BROWN, GRAY, BLUE, GOLD2 USING YOUR SYMBOL TEMPLATE, DRAW THE FO- LLOWING COMPONENTS (SCHEMATIC SYMBOL): EXPLAIN THE FUNCTION. 1 TRANSISTOR (PNP) { -A SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH 8 \ THREE CONNECTIONS, CAPABLE OF AM- ) PLUFICKTION IN ADDITION TO RECTIFI- CATION. 2. LOOP ANTENNA -15 A RADIO ANTENNA CONSISTING OF A LOOP OR COL OF WIRE TUBING OR OTHER ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR THAT 15 VISUALLY FED BY A BALANCED SOURCE OR FEEDING A BALANCE LOAD. 3. DIODE (ZENE! BP SILICON plies oe DEVICE wat ae CURRENT 0 FLOW IN eee FORWARD OR REVERSED DIREC 4 FoTeNTIONETER “15 USED 10 CONTROL ELECTRICAL DEVICES SUCH A VOLUME CONTROLS OR AUDIO. 4 EQUIPMETS - 5. TRANSFORMER “AN FLECIRICAL DEVICE THAT. TRADES ale VOLTAGE FOR CURRENT INA. CIRCUIT, WHILE NOT AFFECTING THE TOTAL FIECTRAC CURRENT.6. TAPPED RESISTOR “RHEOSTATS OR TAPPED RESISTORS ARE VSED AS A SLIDING CONTACT 10 REGU- lL 7. TRANSISTOR ae Crk N BI TM CR Te Hak PLICATIONS. T £ USED IN. GATE PULSE Aa wt SWITCH \1$ AND CONTROL EINER, "HRS AND RAG FOR AC POWE! %. FUSE “IF FUSE BREAKS THE CIRCUIT. IF A FAULT A515 GROUND a CHASIS G EN. DIFFEREN NA De CAVSES 100 MUCH CURRENT 10 FLOW: ye a . a BEIWE- 5 OF N\A a 10 ca MARCI CON- EN THEM. CTION BETW 10 COAXIAL cma D 10 Tae SSION FOR RAPID FRE- tuelcy 56 \L. BATTERY MULTI< an a ie FIXED CONFIGURA- “a rl ae ULTIPLE CELLS DAN ‘or RATIO!TL. CIRCUIT BREAKER “USED TO PREVENT T_ DAMAGE TO MOTORS AND WIRING WHEN THE CURRENT FLOW USED 10 REDUCED OR OPPOSE THE CHANGE IN ELECTRIC CURRENT. “USED 10 REDUCED OR OPPOSE THE CHANGE TW ELETRIC CURRENT. 1. CAPACITOR (VARIABLE) “OFTEN. USED THE RESONCE 18 SWITCH ata Ib. SPEA FECTION. “aye ee I WCROPHIE “IT CONVERTS AR INTO E 18. PICKUP HEAD -FOR AN OPTICAL INSTRUMENT _ INC N ra ey 10 SET FREQU OE ELECTRIC CURRENT IN ONLY ONE SIGNAL INTO CORRESPON - SOUND aor IN THE ECTRIC SIGNALS. RECORDING / REPROPUCING VES A. CARRIAGE SEAT AID FLEXIBLE. PRINTED CIRCUIT DISPOSED ON THE CARRIAGE 14. MOTOR -VSE TO TURN WH 9 20. TRANSISTOR (NPN) SEAT. FLS, GEARS, CAMS OR PULLEYS. 2 “DESIGN 70. PASS EMITTER 10 COL t ay ELECTRON'S FROM. THE ECTOR.