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Language Deutsch
Category Electronics
Level Primary School
Created / Updated 12.01.2015 / 21.01.2020
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Atom besteht aus

Protons (+), neutrons and electrons (-) => protons and neutrons forms the nucleus around the electrons move very rapidly in certain shells

Th electrons in the outermost shell calls

valence electrons

Heat effect 

electrons move in in one direction = voltage => While traveling on their way through the conductor => these oscillations produce heat

Ions?

are the carrier of electrical charge in liquid or gases

conductors

are metals (aluminum/cooper, silver, gold)

some liquids also belong to teh group of conductors => different to metals?

no electrons but ions move

Semiconductors

have a very weak conductivity => after a certain contamination a certain voltage is attained

conductivity 

conductivity = the electrons in the outermost shell of the material determine its electrical conductivity

Isolators (Insulators)

have many electrons in the outermost shell (3 to 8) => no free electrons => The electrical resistance is almost infinite

effect of light

Bohrs model => greater the distance of the electron from the core, the greater is the energy level of the electron => quantum jump from on to another orbit

=> The light effect by the quantum jump can be produced withe different material

=> fall back to a lower orbit and emit photons of light, which can be seen as visible light 

Light Bulb

Inside: either a cave or low pressure inert gas => The heating of the filament causes it to emit light and the vacuum/inert gas prevents the filament from burning out due to evaporation

Fluorescent lamp 

the glass tube, which contains two electrodes at each end and a gas => both electrode filaments very quickly and emits electrons to ionize the argon gas inside the tube ==> ignites the gas with a very high voltage

Light emitting diode (LED) 

two semiconductors layers=> low voltage electrons are moved from one semiconductor material to another semidconductor material => In the penetration (Durchdringung) of the other semiconductor material light photons are generated ==> High efficiency low pr

Generator 

a magnetic field rotates inside a conductor loop and produces an alternating voltage => When a load is connected to the conductor loop, an AC results

Battery

the chemical effect of electricity is used to produce voltage => two different solid conductors are submerged on a liquid conductor

Piezo Effect 

a changing mechanical load => crystals produce a voltage proportional to the change in geometric dimension => this is a reversible process => clocks, watches

consequence of static charching during flight after teh flight?

between aircraft fuselage can generate large sparks (Funken ) => can affect communications and navigation systems

Thermocouple

two different metals are connected and heated at the junction ==> very low voltage is produced

Voltage 

Spannung (V) the relation of the work (w) necessary to move a charge (lauding) to the magnitude of this electrical charge (Q)

=> \(U = {W \over Q}\)

=> pole with a shortage of electrons is called positive (+)

=> pole with a surplus of electrons is called negative (-) 

Current

der Fluss = Spannung => (A) => is directed movement of electrical charge => rleation quarge to time

=> \(I = {Q \over t}\)

=>Current flow must be from the electron superplus (-) to the lectron shortage (+) 

Resistor

Wiederstand (R) => electrons exchange their energy => in this way, electrical energy is transformed into heat

Depends on:

a) resistance of the material

b) teh length

c) section 

 

Types of resistors 

a) Evaporated carbon resitor => thinner layers provide greater resistance

b) Metal resistor: alloys are wounded around a small porcelain tube => the cros section of the conductor and the length of the wire  

c) Variable esistor => manually controllable = potentiometer

d) Temperature Dependence => 3 types: PTC, constant and NTC resistance of every resistor changes with temperature

potentiometer 

Variable resistor => manually controllable resistor z.B. VHF 

 

Temperature Independent Resistor 

The value of the resistor remains constant with the temperature change => used as a balancing resistor in temperature measurement circuit

PTC

Positive Temperature coefficient Resistor: resistance increase with increasing temperature

NTC

Negative Temperature Coefficient Resistor: resistance decreases as the temperature increases => 2 Drähte ( innen + aussen Halbleitermaterial, ganz aussen die Masse) wenn es heisser, nimmt Resistance ab und wandert an die Masse = electrical Fluss = Signal

Electrical Circuit (DC)

a closed circuit => DC electrical circuit => No change in the amount of current over time in a DC circuit = I = constant = no change in the direction of the current

Electrical Circuit (AC) 

AC current means a change in the direction of the current

Toggle switch

switch multiple independent circuit

Ganging ? 

switch multiple independent circuit => Connection over many switches !!

Rocker switch

Same principle as the toggle Switch but there ate 3 positions and instead of toggle they work with a broker action ==> A und B or B and C or nothing

Pull switch ? 

ziehen

Automatic switches

a) Bimetallci switch

b) Time switch

c) Reed switch 

Bimetallic switch 

two different metals with different coefficient of expansion are fixed together => moves up or down if the temperature changes => temperature changes are converted into a mechanical displacement => used in circuit brakes

Time Switch

automatic switches which switch their contacts on or off after a certain some ==> starter logical of an APU

Reed switch 

use two or three metal strips (called reed) => have plated contact at their tips => in a glass tube filled with inert gas => a A field fro a permanent magnet or an electromagnet deflects the reed, closing or opening the switch contact => normally open

=> three reeds: a pair of normally opened and normally closed contacts 

fuses

Sicherungen => one fuse as malted, it has to be replaced => melting when current to high

3 Arten von CB

Circuit braker  ( ==> all thermal circuit brakers )

a) Push (stossen) type cirvuit braker

b) Push (stossen) pull type cirvuit braker

c) Toggle switc type cirvuit braker

Push type circuit braker

two plates of different metals => it current to high => CB opens ==> thermal circuit breakers

Push Pull type circuit braker

most common => example by gear failure => that it can be extended manually, its circuit breaker must be pulled ==> thermal circuit breakers