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A Capacitor is a component that stores energy in an electric field. It does
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this by having two plates seperated by a dielectric. This is called
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capactitance and is measured in farads (F).
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Capacitors are resistant to changes in voltage, and therefore can be used to
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smooth out sudden changes. They also cause AC signals voltage and current to
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get out of sync
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= Fuse =
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A fuse is a current sensitive component that will "blow" when a certain current
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is reached, killing the circut. This is useful for protecting components.
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== Electronics ==
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see [[electronics]]
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== Signals ==
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[[Inductor]]. Capacitors are resistant to changes in voltage, causing voltage
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and current to get out of sync. Inductors are resistant to chagnes in current,
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causing voltage to get out of sync.
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This getting out of sync is called reactance. The total reactance is called
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Impedance. Impedance is measured in Ohms, shown as Z
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An Inductor is a component that stores energy in a magnetic field. It does this
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by using a current flowing through a coil of wire, often around a magnet.
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Inductance is measured in Henery's (H)
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Inductors are resistant to changes in current, and therefore can be used to
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smooth out sudden changes. They also cause AC signals voltage and current to
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get out of sync.
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= Oscillator =
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An oscillator produces signal at a set frequency. They are useful for creating
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the base signals upon which modulation can be performed to encode information.
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An Oscillator is also known as a Clock.
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= Resonance =
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Resonance is the phenomenon in which the impedance from several
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capacitors/inductors cancel each other out in a circut. This cause the circut
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to be "tuned" to a certain frequency. Resonance creates a filter, rejecting
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certain frequencies and allowing others.
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Power is Voltage times Current and is measured in Watts (W). Power is a rate
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upon which electrical energy is used.
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Also see
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* [[Impedance]]
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* [[Resonance]]
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== Primitive ==
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* [[Resistor]]
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* [[Capacitor]]
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* [[Inductor]]
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* [[Impedance]]
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* [[Fuse]]
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== AC/Radio ==
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* [[Oscillator]]
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== Combinational ==
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| Name | Abbreviation | Range | Notes |
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| Very Low Freq | VLF | 3khz - 30khz | |
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| Low Freq | LF | 30khz - 300khz | |
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| Medium Freq | MF | 300khz - 3mhz | AM Radio |
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| High Freq | HF | 3mhz - 30mhz | Shortwave |
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| Very High Freq | VHF | 30mhz - 300mhz | VHF TV, FM radio |
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| Ultra High Freq | UHF | 300mhz - 3ghz | UHF TV, 3G/4G |
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| Super High Freq | SHF | 3ghz - 30ghz | |
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| Extreme High Freq | EHF | 30ghz - 300ghz | |
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| Very Low Freq | VLF | 3khz - 30khz | |
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| Low Freq | LF | 30khz - 300khz | |
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| Medium Freq | MF | 300khz - 3mhz | AM Radio |
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| High Freq | HF | 3mhz - 30mhz | Shortwave, 10m to 1m |
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| Very High Freq | VHF | 30mhz - 300mhz | VHF TV, FM radio, 1000cm to 100cm |
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| Ultra High Freq | UHF | 300mhz - 3ghz | UHF TV, 3G/4G, 100cm to 30cm |
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| Super High Freq | SHF | 3ghz - 30ghz | |
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| Extreme High Freq | EHF | 30ghz - 300ghz | |
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To calculate a wavelength from a frequency
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WL = c / f
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Where WL is wavelength,
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c is speed of light (3 * 10^8 m/s)
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f is frequency
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