Experimentos en Dispositivos Electrónicos – H. Berlin, T. Floyd – 3er Edición

PERFORMING THE EXPERIMENTS   

Introduction

Breadboarding

Rules for Setting Up the Experiments

Format for the Experiments

Helpful Hints and Suggestions

The Laboratory Report

EXPERIMENTS  

1 The Diode

2 Diode Rectifier Circuits

3 The Capacitor Input Rectifier Filter

4 The Diode Limiter

5 The Diode Clamper

6 The Diode Voltage Doubler

7 The Zener Diode and Voltage Regulation

8 Using a Multimeter to Test Transistor Diode Junctions

9 Transistor Base Biasing

10 Transistor Emitter Biasing

11 Transistor Voltage-Divider Biasing

12 Transistor Collector-Feedback Biasing

13 The Common-Emitter Amplifier

14 The Common-Collector Amplifier (Emitter-Follower)

15 The Combination Common-Emitter Amplifier and Emitter-Follower

16 The Common-Base Amplifier

17 The Class A Common-Emitter Power Amplifier

18 The Class B Push-Pull Emitter-Follower Power Amplifier

19 The JFET Drain Curve

20 The JFET Transfer Characteristic Curve

21 JFET Self-Bias

22 The Common-Source Amplifier

23 The Common-Drain Amplifier (Source-Follower)

24 Amplifier Low-Frequency Response

25 The Silicon-Controlled Rectifier

26 The Unijunction Transistor

27 Op-Amp Slew Rate

28 Op-Amp Common-Mode Rejection

29 Op-Amp Inverting and Noninverting Amplifiers

30 Op-Amp Comparators

31 Op-Amp Differentiator and Integrator

32 The Butterworth 2nd-Order Low-Pass Active Filter

33 The Butterworth 2nd-Order High-Pass Active Filter

34 The Active Band-Pass Filter

35 The Active Band-Stop Filter

36 The Phase-Shift Oscillator

37 The 555 Timer Astable Multivibrator

38 The Phase Detector

39 The 567 Phase-Locked Loop Tone Decoder

40 The Integrated-Circuit Voltage RegulatorAPPENDIXES   

A. Required Parts and Equipment for the Experiments

B. Data Sheets

C. The Self-Bias Curve for FETs

D. Testing Semiconductor Devices with a Multimeter

E. Resistor and Capacitor Codes and Standard Values