Module 7 EXERCISES

Which of the following is the function of a capacitor?

• To block current from flowing through the circuit

• To amplify the current

• To ensure the current flows only in one direction

• To discharge electrical charges and provide electrical energy to the circuit when needed

Match the following

• Battery

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• Capacitor

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• Light emitting diode

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• Diode

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• Resistor

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How does a diode works?

• The p-region has less electrons

• The n-region has excess electrons

• Once they move to the other region, a depletion region is formed

• To achieve balance, the electrons from the n-region move to the p-region and the positive charges move from the p-region to the n-region

Which of the following is the symbol for a capacitor?

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What is the unit of measurements for Capacitance?

• Farads

• Ohms

• Volts

• Coulombs

What is the unit of measurements for Resistance?

• Farads

• Ohms

• Volts

• Coulombs

How does a capacitor works?

• The battery provide positive and negative charges to each terminal of the capacitor

• When there is no power supply, the capacitor releases the extra charges as electrical energy

• The negative charges is attracted to the positive terminal while the negative terminal gains negative charges

Match the following

• Forward-biased

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• Depletion region

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• Reverse-biased

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Match the following

• A conductor to allow current flows in the circuit

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• Provides resistance by slowing down the flow of current

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• Charges and discharges to supply current to the circuit

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• Provide power supply to the circuit

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• Ensuring the current to flow in one direction

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Match the following components to their symbol

• Resistor

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• Diode

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• Light emitting diode

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• Capacitor

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• Battery

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