Electronics Fundamentals: Circuits, Devices & Applications With Lab Manual (8th Edition) - 8th Edition - by Thomas L. Floyd, David M. Buchla - ISBN 9780136125129

Electronics Fundamentals: Circuits, Dev...
8th Edition
Thomas L. Floyd, David M. Buchla
Publisher: PEARSON
ISBN: 9780136125129

Solutions for Electronics Fundamentals: Circuits, Devices & Applications With Lab Manual (8th Edition)

Problem 1TFQ:
The number 3300 is written as 3.3103 in both scientific and engineering notation.
Problem 2TFQ:
A negative number that is expressed in scientific notation will always have a negative exponent.
Problem 3TFQ:
When you multiply two numbers written in scientific notation, the exponents need to be the same.
Problem 4TFQ:
When you divide two numbers written in scientific notation, the exponent of the denominator is...
Problem 5TFQ:
The metric prefix micro has an equivalent power of ten equal to 106 .
Problem 6TFQ:
To express 56106 with a metric prefix, the result in 56 M.
Problem 7TFQ:
0.047F is equal to 47nF.
Problem 8TFQ:
The number of significant digits in the number 0.0102 is three.
Problem 9TFQ:
When you apply the round to even rule to round off 26.25 to three digits, the result is 26.3.
Problem 10TFQ:
The white neutral lead for ac power should have the same current as the hot lead.
Problem 1ST:
The quantity 4.7103 is the same as (a)470(b)4700(c)47.000(d)0.0047
Problem 2ST:
The quantity 5.3103 is the same as (a)0.056(b)0.560(c)560(d)56,000
Problem 3ST:
The number 3,300,000 can be expressed in engineering notation as...
Problem 4ST:
Ten milliamperes can be expressed as (a)10MA(b)10A(c)10kA(d)10mA
Problem 5ST:
Five thousand volts can be expressed as (a)500V(b)5MV(c)5kV(d)either(a)or(c)
Problem 6ST:
Twenty million ohms can be expressed as 20m 20MW 20M 20
Problem 7ST:
15.000W is the same as (a)15mW(b)15kW(c)15MW(d)15W
Problem 8ST:
Which of the following is not an electrical quantity? current voltage time power
Problem 9ST:
The unit of current is Volt watt ampere joule
Problem 10ST:
The unit of voltage is ohm watt volt farad
Problem 11ST:
The unit of resistance is ampere henry hertz ohm
Problem 12ST:
Hertz is the unit of power inductance frequency time
Problem 13ST:
The number of significant digits in the number 0.1050 is two three four five
Problem 1P:
Express each of the following numbers in scientific notation: (a)3000(b)75.000(c)2.00.000
Problem 2P:
Express each fractional number in scientific notation: (a)1/500(b)1/2000(c)1/5.000,000
Problem 3P:
Express each of the following numbers in scientific notation: (a)8400(b)99,000(c)0.2106
Problem 4P:
Express each of the following numbers in scientific notation: (a)0.0002(b)0.6(c)7.8102
Problem 5P:
Express each of the following as a regular decimal number: 2.5106 5.0102 3.9101
Problem 6P:
Express each number in regular decimal form: 4.510-6 810-9 4.010-12
Problem 7P:
Add the following numbers: (9.2106)+(3.4107) (5103)+(8.5101) (5.6108)+(4.6109)
Problem 8P:
Perform the following substractions: (3.21012)(1.11012) (2.6108)(1.3107) (1.51012)(81013)
Problem 9P
Problem 10P:
Divide the following: (1.0103)(2.5102) (2.5106)(5.0108) (4.2108)(2105)
Problem 11P:
Express each number in engineering notation: (a)89,000(b)450,000(c)12,040,000,000,000
Problem 12P:
Express each number in engineering notation: 2.35105 7.32107 1.333109
Problem 13P:
Express each number in engineering notation: (a)0.000345(b)0.025(c)0.00000000129
Problem 14P:
Express each number in engineering notation: 9.81103 4.82104 4.38107
Problem 15P:
Add the following numbers and express each result in engineering notation: 2.5103+4.6103 68106+33106...
Problem 16P:
Multiply the following numbers and express each result in engineering notation: (32103)(56103)...
Problem 17P:
Divide the following numbers and express each result in engineering notation: 50(2.2103)...
Problem 18P:
Express each number in Problem 11 in ohms using a metric prefix.
Problem 19P:
Express each number in Problem 13 in amperes usign a metric prefix.
Problem 20P:
Express each of the following as a quantity having a metric prefix: 31103A 5.5103V 201012F
Problem 21P:
Express the following using metric prefixes: 3106F 3.3106 350109A
Problem 22P:
Express each quantity with a power of ten: 5A 43mV 275k 10MW
Problem 23P:
Perform the indicated conversions: 5mAtomicroamperes 3200Wtomilliwatts 5000kVtomegavolts...
Problem 24P
Problem 25P:
Add the following quantities: 50mA+680A 120k+2.2M 0.02F+3300pF
Problem 26P:
Do the following operations: 10k(2.2k+10k) 250mV50V 1MW2kW
Problem 27P:
How many significant digits are in each of the following numbers: 1.00103 0.0057 1502.0 0.000036...
Problem 28P:
Round each of the following numbers to three significant digits. Use the “round-to-even� rule....

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Chapter 1 - Quantities And UnitsChapter 2 - Voltage, Current, And ResistanceChapter 3 - Ohm's Law, Energy, And PowerChapter 4 - Series CircuitsChapter 5 - Parallel CircuitsChapter 6 - Series-parallel CircuitsChapter 7 - Magnetism And ElectromagnetismChapter 8 - Introduction To Alternating Current And VoltageChapter 9 - CapacitorsChapter 10 - Rc Circuits
Chapter 11 - InductorsChapter 12 - Rl CircuitsChapter 13 - Rlc Circuits And ResonanceChapter 14 - TransformersChapter 15 - Time Response Of Reactive CircuitsChapter 16 - Diodes And ApplicationsChapter 17 - Transistors And ApplicationsChapter 18 - The Operational AmplifierChapter 19 - Basic Op-amp CircuitsChapter 20 - Special-purpose Op-amp CircuitsChapter 21 - Measurement, Conversion, And Control

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