mith College Computer Science CSC270 Spring 16 Circuits and Systems Lecture Notes Week 3 Dominique Thiébaut

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mith College Computer Science CSC270 Spring 16 Circuits and Systems Lecture Notes Week 3 Dominique Thiébaut dthiebaut@smith.edu

Crash Course in Electricity and Electronics

Zero Physics background expected!

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

Main Concepts: Difference in Potentials vs. Intensity

An Analogy Hoover Dam http://www.history.com/topics/hoover-dam

An Analogy Hoover Dam http://www.history.com/topics/hoover-dam Difference in Potentials Intensity

An Analogy Hoover Dam http://www.history.com/topics/hoover-dam Difference in Potentials Resistance Intensity

An Analogy Hoover Dam http://www.history.com/topics/hoover-dam Difference Resistance in Potentials Intensity =0

An Analogy Hoover Dam http://www.history.com/topics/hoover-dam Difference in Potentials Intensity

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

Observations Resistance Intensity Resistance oo x Intensity 0 High difference in potentials Intensity Low difference in potentials Intensity

Observations Resistance Intensity Resistance oo x Intensity 0 High difference in potentials Intensity Low difference in potentials Intensity

Observations Resistance Intensity Resistance oo x Intensity 0 High difference in potentials Intensity Low difference in potentials Intensity

Observations Resistance Intensity Resistance oo x Intensity 0 High difference in potentials Intensity Low difference in potentials Intensity

Observations Resistance Intensity Resistance oo x Intensity 0 High difference in potentials Intensity Low difference in potentials Intensity

Another Analogy

Another Analogy Difference in Pressure

Another Analogy Difference in Pressure No resistance in the pipe no difference in pressure

Another Analogy Resistance Difference in Pressure

Another Analogy Resistance Difference in Pressure

Observations Keeping Intensity constant, Resistance Difference in Potentials

+ - R

+ - R

I current Power Supply + - V voltage R Resistance Ground

Assumptions An electrical wire has no resistance A closed switch has no resistance An open switch has infinite resistance The current flowing in a closed-loop circuit is the same everywhere.

I current Power Supply + - V voltage R Resistance Ground

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

Ohm s Law Voltage = Resistance * Intensity V = R. I

Ohm s Law Voltage = Resistance * Intensity V = R. I Volt Ohm Amp V Ω A

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

What is I? I 5V + - V voltage R 1 KΩ Ground

What are I, I1, I2? I 5V + - I2 R2 1 KΩ I1 R1 1 KΩ Ground

What is I? 5V + - I R1 1 KΩ R2 4 KΩ Ground

What are V1, V2? 5V + I V1 R1 1 KΩ - V2 R2 4 KΩ Ground

What are V1, V2? 5V + I V1 R1 1 KΩ - V2 R2 4 KΩ Ground

What is I? 5V + - R1 3 KΩ R2 7 KΩ I Ground

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

What does R look like?

http://www.sysrecon.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/resistorcolorchart.png

What values?

Simplification I 5V + - V voltage R 1 KΩ Ground

Simplification +5V R 1 KΩ

How Does that Apply to Us? 1 x

How Does that Apply to Us? +5V 1 x x

We stopped here last time

How Does that Apply to Us? x 0

How Does that Apply to Us? x 0 x 0

Exercise +5V 2-to-4 A1 Y0' Y What is Y(a)? a A0 Y1' NC Y2' NC E' Y3' NC

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

Meet The Diode

Diode = semiconductor http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/english

R1 1 KΩ + - P N

R1 1 KΩ + - P N

R1 1 KΩ + - N P

R1 1 KΩ + - N P

Symbol R1 1 KΩ + - P N

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

Meet the Transistor

R1 1 KΩ C + - N P N B R2 10 KΩ + - E Collector Base Emitter

R1 1 KΩ C + - N P N B R2 10 KΩ + - 0 V E Collector Base Emitter

R1 1 KΩ C + - N P N B R2 10 KΩ + - E Collector Base Emitter

R1 1 KΩ C + - N P N B R2 10 KΩ + - 5 V E Collector Base Emitter

Symbol R1 1 KΩ + C B R2 - E 10 KΩ + - Collector Base Emitter

Symbol R1 1 KΩ + C B R2 - E 10 KΩ + - Collector Base Emitter

What is f(a)? Quiz 1 KΩ a 08 10 KΩ f 2N2222

A Real TTL Circuit http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/digital/chpt-3/not-gate/

A Real TTL Circuit http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/digital/chpt-3/not-gate/

A Real TTL Circuit http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/digital/chpt-3/not-gate/

A Real TTL Circuit http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/digital/chpt-3/not-gate/

What is h(a,b)? Quiz 1 KΩ 1 KΩ a b 10 KΩ 10 KΩ h

Hydrodynamic Analogy Outline Resistance, Intensity, Difference in Potentials Ohm's Law Exercises: solving electrical circuits Resistors Diode Transistor Practical Circuits

Practical Design Rules for Discrete Parts

Input Switch 1 KΩ

Logic Indicator R 04

Logic Indicator What s a good value? R 04

Logic Indicator What s a good value? R 04