Query: Electronic Devices: Conventional Current Version

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abstract: Table of Contents 1. Semiconductors Basics 2. Diode Applications 3. Special Purpose Diodes 4. Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT's) 5. Transistor Bias Circuits 6. BJT Amplifiers 7. Power Amplifiers 8. Field Effect Transistors (FETs) 9. FET Amplifiers 10. Amplifier Frequency Response 11. Thyristors 12. The Operational Amplifier 13. Basic Op Amp Circuits 14. Special Purpose Op Amp Circuits 15. Active Filters 16. Oscillators 17. Voltage Regulators 18. Communications Circuits
author_names: Thomas L Floyd
title: Electronic Devices: Conventional Current Version
year: 2008

abstract: The conventional line frequency magnetic ballast is heavy and bulky thereby making the device to be too large for installation within the compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) In this paper single stage electronic ballast with duty ratio controlled current fed resonant inverter is proposed. A fluorescent lamp power circuit is designed by combining a buck boost power factor corrector with a current fed resonant inverter. This combination allows a single power processing unit that has less the number of circuit components. The proposed circuit has reduced circulating current in the resonant tank and also uses a simple gate driver such that isolation devices are not required. Simulation waveforms are provided to highlight the merits of the proposed circuit for a 40W lamp. The design, analysis and simulation is done using MATLAB SIMULINK version 8.
author_names: B Adhavan

Parvathareddy Deepthi

Vaidhyanathan Jagannathan
title: A Single Stage Electronic Ballast with Duty Ratio Controlled Current Fed Resonant Inverter
venue: 2011 International Conference on Process Automation, Control and Computing
year: 2011

abstract: PART I BASIC DC PRINCIPLES AND CIRCUITS 1 PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY 2 COMPONENTS AND CIRCUIT MEASUREMENTS 3 OHM'S LAW AND POWER 4 SERIES CIRCUITS 5 PARALLEL CIRCUITS 6 SERIES PARALLEL CIRCUITS 7 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES 8 MAGNETISM PART II BASIC AC PRINCIPLES AND CIRCUITS 9 ALTERNATING CURRENT AND AC MEASUREMENTS 10 INDUCTORS AND TRANSFORMERS 11 RESISTIVE INDUCTIVE (RL) CIRCUITS 12 CAPACITORS 13 RESISTIVE CAPACITIVE (RC) CIRCUITS 14 RLC CIRCUITS AND RESONANCE 15 FREQUENCY RESPONSE AND PASSIVE FILTERS 16 RL AND RC CIRCUIT PULSE RESPONSE PART III ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS 17 INTRODUCTION TO SOLID STATE COMPONENTS: DIODES 18 BASIC DIODE CIRCUITS 19 BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR OPERATION AND BIASING 20 BJT AMPLIFIERS 21 FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS AND CIRCUITS 22 OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS 23 ACTIVE FILTERS AND OSCILLATORS 24 SWITCHING CIRCUITS 25 DISCRETE AND INTEGRATED VOLTAGE REGULATORS 26 THYRISTORS AND OTHER DEVICES Appendix A Conversions and Units Appendix B Resistor Standard values and Color Codes Appendix C Specification Sheets Appendix D Selected Equation Derivations Appendix E h Parameters Appendix F Polar and Rectangular Notations Appendix G Glossary Appendix H Answers to Selected Odd Numbered Problems Index
author_names: Robert T Paynter

B J Toby Boydell
title: Electronics Technology Fundamentals: Conventional Flow Version
year: 2008

abstract: A number of theoretical works predicts high values of the electronic efficiency for sub terahertz gyrotrons operating at cyclotron harmonics even at low operating voltages. However, the achievement of an acceptable output radiation power by such devices faces significant difficulties associated with mode competition, creation of an electron beam with a relatively large current, high ohmic losses in walls and manufacturing cavities with the necessary accuracy. To solve these problems, the variants of low voltage gyrotrons with a conventional cavity and a recently proposed version of a sectioned cavity are analyzed in detail, and the calculation of the electron optical system for them is given. It is shown that when the micron precision of manufacturing cavities is achieved, it is possible to obtain output efficiency values of up to 5% and power up to 100 W at frequencies of about 0.4 THz and higher at the second cyclotron harmonic with a low operating voltage of 5 kV.
author_names: Roey Ben-Moshe

V L Bratman

N A Zavol'sky

Yu K Kalynov

Alexei E Fedotov

Moshe Einat
title: 106 THE POSSIBILITY OF EFFICIENT SUB TERAHERTZ SECOND HARMONIC GENERATION IN LOW VOLTAGE GYROTRONS
year: 2018

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author_names: H Russell Searight
title: Family of origin therapy and diversity
year: 1997

abstract: This paper discusses the reliability testing results of a lead free version of the micro SMD, National Semiconductor's Wafer Level Chip Scale Package (WL CSP) The micro SMD, a true wafer scale package has proven to be highly adaptable in the conventional assembly process, requiring no special considerations during the surface mount assembly operation. The current micro SMD utilizes standard Sn/Pb solder bumps as the interconnect medium. Based on evaluations of the various options available for the lead free solder, micro SMD devices bumped with Sn/Ag/Cu solder were tested during this evaluation. There are two bump sizes currently available for the micro SMD package, a 170 micron bump diameter and a 300 micron bump diameter. This paper addresses the impact of board assembly conditions, package solder type, package bump size, and thermal cycling profiles on the reliability of the lead free WL CSPs. This paper will address the initial evaluations on the 170 micron bumped micro SMD packages. Results of this work are used to determine viable combinations of lead free and eutectic solder. The lead free version of the micro SMD is in synch with the next packaging evolutionary stage toward a lead free assembly process.
author_names: Vikas Patwardhan

Nikhil Kelkar

Luu Nguyen
title: Lead free wafer level chip scale package: assembly and reliability
venue: 52nd Electronic Components and Technology Conference 2002. (Cat. No.02CH37345)
year: 2002

abstract: Abstract Electronic devices play a vital role in our lives and are expected to play an even bigger role in the future considering their immense contribution in every field. Current trends are drifting towards fabricating powerful devices with minimum size, which in turn puts a lot of pressure on the heat dissipation requirement in electronic device packaging, which is very crucial for their performance and life cycle. Presently available thermal interface materials (TIM) fail to fulfil the demand of high heat transfer, opening doors for research on more advanced TIM. Carbon based materials hold great promise in a plethora of applications. Fabricating TIM using carbon based materials is considered best for efficient heat dissipation between the heat producing device and the heat dissipating device. This review article provides a summary of the state of the art research covering the basics of TIM, the heat transfer mechanism, conventional TIM used and recent graphene based TIM. It also covers topics related to the characterisation and parameters that should be taken into consideration in the fabrication processes. A systematic understanding in this field is provided through this article to trigger research in overcoming the limitations that persist in fabricating highly efficient TIM for commercial applications.
author_names: Junaid Khan

Syed Abdul Momin

Mustapha Mariatti
title: A review on advanced carbon based thermal interface materials for electronic devices
year: 2020

author_names: Thomas L Floyd
title: Electronic Devices (Conventional Flow Version) (7th Edition)
year: 2004

abstract: BACKGROUND In recent years, there has been a rapid increase in the use of both electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) and electronic devices among U.S. youth. Informed by the Diffusion of Innovations Theory (DIT) it was hypothesized that elevated use of electronic devices (EUED) prospectively would predict ENDS use among youth. METHODS Data were drawn from the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health (PATH) Study, a longitudinal cohort study in a nationally representative sample. Participants who were 12 17 years old, and naive to both conventional cigarettes and ENDS at baseline (N 11,325) were sampled. A total of 8723 respondents had matched data from Wave 1 to Wave 2 and 6051 respondents had matched data for all the three waves. Multivariable sequential logistic regressions were conducted to examine determinants of ENDS use in later waves using R version 3.5.2. RESULTS Among youth who were naive to both ENDS and conventional cigarettes at baseline, those with EUED were more likely to initiate ENDS use in later years than those without EUED even after controlling for exposure to ENDS advertisements and other well established covariates of ENDS use. Daily (adjusted odds ratio [AOR] ranges from 2.76 to 3.56) and weekly (AOR ranges from 2.16 to 2.65) social networking service (SNS) users were more likely to initiate ENDS use than non users of SNS in the adjusted models. CONCLUSIONS The findings support the hypothesis that EUED prospectively predicts ENDS use among youth. The use of DIT framework helps understand the link between EUED and ENDS use.
author_names: Shieun Lee

Dae-Hee Han

Angela Chow

Dong-Chul Seo
title: A prospective longitudinal relation between elevated use of electronic devices and use of electronic nicotine delivery systems.
venue: Addictive behaviors
year: 2019

abstract: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune condition influenced by both genetic and environmental factors. Dirty electricity generated by electronic equipment is one of the environmental factors that may directly or indirectly impact MS susceptibility. The current Study aimed to evaluate the relationship between the usage time of electronic equipment and susceptibility to MS in North West Iranian people. This approach was carried out upon 471 MS diagnosed patients and 453 healthy participants as control group in East Province of Azerbaijan. By utilizing structured questionnaires, the information of all participants about usage status of some electronic devices was obtained. Data were analyzed by IBM SPSS Statistics version 18.0 and the quantitative variables were analyzed by Chi Square and Independent sample t tests. P values below or equal to 0.05 were considered as significant. Among the evaluated items in this approach, the utilization of cell phones and satellite television dishes were significantly higher in MS patients (p 0.001, p 0.07) Furthermore, a correlation was observed between sleeping with cell phone and/or laptop under the pillow (p 0.011) and MS disease; however, there was no significant differences between MS patients and controls in computer using and television watching. Our study reinforces the concept that the utilization of some electronic devices and the continuous exposure to dirty electricity would increase the risk of MS disease thereupon by enhancing the cognizance of adverse effects of dirty electricity and reducing the time spent over electronic devices during adolescence and adulthood the occurrence probability of MS could be declined.
author_names: fatemeh khaki-khatibi

Alireza Nourazarian

Fatemeh Ahmadi

Mehdi Farhoudi

Daryoush Savadi-Oskouei

Mahya Pourostadi

Mohammad Asgharzadeh
title: Relationship between the use of electronic devices and susceptibility to multiple sclerosis
venue: Cognitive Neurodynamics
year: 2019