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Analog Electronics

analog Vs digital signal

What are Analog and Digital Signals? Differences, Examples

The basic difference between analog and digital signals is that an analog signal is a continuous signal whereas a digital signal is a discrete signal. … Read more

ac adapter

AC Adapter | Working, Types & Applications.

What is an AC Adapter? AC adapter converts a higher-voltage AC to a lower-voltage DC. Many electronic appliances require constant DC voltage for their operation. The AC adapter … Read more

circuit diagram of zener regulator

Zener Diode as Voltage Regulator

Zener diode  as a regulator is used for getting the fixed DC voltage for electronics circuits. In this post we shall learn designing of zener … Read more

Why is Diode Non-Ohmic Semiconductor Device?

Difference Between Ohmic and non-Ohmic Conductors: Ohmic Conductors: The conductors that obey the ohm’s law is called ohmic conductors. In an ohmic conductor, the current … Read more

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