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What is the main function of a breadboard in electronic circuits?
What is the main function of a breadboard in electronic circuits?
- To permanently connect electric components
- To measure the resistance in a circuit
- To store electronic components safely
- To provide a reusable platform for temporarily built circuits (correct)
Which component glows when a voltage is applied to it?
Which component glows when a voltage is applied to it?
- Thermistor
- Varistor
- LED (correct)
- Resistor
How is resistance measured in electrical components?
How is resistance measured in electrical components?
- In watts
- In volts
- In ohms (correct)
- In amperes
What is the main characteristic of a thermistor?
What is the main characteristic of a thermistor?
What type of sensor changes its resistance when light shines on it?
What type of sensor changes its resistance when light shines on it?
What does a varistor depend on to vary its resistance?
What does a varistor depend on to vary its resistance?
Which type of resistor offers advantages in saving space on printed circuit boards?
Which type of resistor offers advantages in saving space on printed circuit boards?
What is the main function of jumper wires in electronics?
What is the main function of jumper wires in electronics?
What does a photcell do when light shines on it?
What does a photcell do when light shines on it?
Which component creates resistance in the flow of electric current?
Which component creates resistance in the flow of electric current?
What color of jumper wire typically denotes a wire running directly to Ground (GND)?
What color of jumper wire typically denotes a wire running directly to Ground (GND)?
Which color of jumper wire is usually connected to a source of power?
Which color of jumper wire is usually connected to a source of power?
What does the abbreviation 'TX' stand for on an Arduino UNO board?
What does the abbreviation 'TX' stand for on an Arduino UNO board?
Which component fetches program instructions from flash memory in an Arduino board?
Which component fetches program instructions from flash memory in an Arduino board?
What quantity can take any value between its minimum and maximum value?
What quantity can take any value between its minimum and maximum value?
'RX' on an Arduino UNO board stands for ___.
'RX' on an Arduino UNO board stands for ___.
'Arduino IDE uses a simplified version of which programming language?'
'Arduino IDE uses a simplified version of which programming language?'
'Atmega328P' in an Arduino board has how much flash memory?
'Atmega328P' in an Arduino board has how much flash memory?
'Analog pins' on an Arduino UNO board are labeled as ___?
'Analog pins' on an Arduino UNO board are labeled as ___?
'CPU in an Arduino board controls everything with the help of which memory component?'
'CPU in an Arduino board controls everything with the help of which memory component?'
Flashcards
What is a breadboard?
What is a breadboard?
A board for prototyping circuits without soldering.
What is an LED?
What is an LED?
A diode that emits light when current flows through it.
What are Ohms (Ω)?
What are Ohms (Ω)?
The unit of measurement for electrical resistance.
What is a thermistor?
What is a thermistor?
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What is a photoresistor (LDR)?
What is a photoresistor (LDR)?
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What is a varistor?
What is a varistor?
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What are surface-mount resistors?
What are surface-mount resistors?
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What are jumper wires?
What are jumper wires?
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What is a photocell?
What is a photocell?
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What is Ground (GND)?
What is Ground (GND)?
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What is a voltage supply?
What is a voltage supply?
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What is transmit?
What is transmit?
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What is an Arduino board?
What is an Arduino board?
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What is an analog quantity?
What is an analog quantity?
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What is receive?
What is receive?
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What is a simplified version of C/C++?
What is a simplified version of C/C++?
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What is 32 kilobytes?
What is 32 kilobytes?
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What are A0 to A5?
What are A0 to A5?
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What is the CPU (Central Processing Unit)?
What is the CPU (Central Processing Unit)?
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What is SRAM (static random-access memory)?
What is SRAM (static random-access memory)?
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Study Notes
Breadboards and Components
- Breadboards allow for easy construction and testing of electronic circuits without soldering.
- An LED (light-emitting diode) glows when a voltage is applied to it, indicating the flow of current.
- Resistance in electrical components is measured in ohms (Ω) using a multimeter.
Thermistors and Sensors
- A thermistor's resistance varies significantly with temperature, making it useful for temperature sensing.
- A photoresistor (or LDR - light-dependent resistor) changes its resistance based on light exposure.
Varistors and Resistors
- A varistor's resistance varies with the voltage applied across it, providing protection against voltage spikes.
- Surface-mount resistors are space-efficient components that save space on printed circuit boards.
Jumper Wires and Photocells
- Jumper wires are used to make connections between different components in a circuit.
- A photocell decreases its resistance when light shines on it, allowing more current to flow.
Arduino UNO Board Functions and Memory
- Jumper wires colored brown typically indicate a connection to Ground (GND).
- Red jumper wires are usually connected to a source of power, such as voltage supply.
- 'TX' stands for transmit on an Arduino UNO board, used for serial communication.
- The microcontroller (Atmega328P) fetches program instructions from the flash memory on an Arduino board.
Value Ranges and Programming
- An analog quantity can take any value between its minimum and maximum limits.
- 'RX' on an Arduino UNO board stands for receive, also related to serial communication.
- Arduino IDE uses a simplified version of C/C++ programming language, making it accessible for users.
- The Atmega328P in an Arduino board has 32 kilobytes of flash memory for storing programs.
- Analog pins on an Arduino UNO board are labeled A0 to A5 for input of varying voltage levels.
- The CPU controls operations in an Arduino board, supported by SRAM (static random-access memory) for processing and temporary storage.
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Test your knowledge on breadboards and electronic components used in building temporary circuits. Learn about inserting electric component leads, connecting wires, and the function of components like light-emitting diodes and resistors.