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1. The document contains questions about electronics components and circuits. It asks the reader to label diagrams, match terms and components, find words in a word search, and complete sentences. 2. Several questions focus on identifying the key parts of a zinc-carbon cell and their functions, including the positive electrode, negative electrode, and electrolyte. 3. Other questions cover topics like circuit symbols, electronics test equipment, battery chargers, and logic probes. The document tests knowledge of basic electronics vocabulary and concepts.

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Electronics 1,2

1. The document contains questions about electronics components and circuits. It asks the reader to label diagrams, match terms and components, find words in a word search, and complete sentences. 2. Several questions focus on identifying the key parts of a zinc-carbon cell and their functions, including the positive electrode, negative electrode, and electrolyte. 3. Other questions cover topics like circuit symbols, electronics test equipment, battery chargers, and logic probes. The document tests knowledge of basic electronics vocabulary and concepts.

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Iectrcnics
! Label the diagram of a zinc-carbon cell ()
with these terms (ad).
a current collector
b jacket
c positive electrode
d electrolyte
2 Each verb has a related noun ending in r which refers to an instrument or component.
Complete the column of nouns.
Verb Noun
I record
2 transmit
3 transform
4 charge
5 rectify
6 process
7 amplify
8 collect
9 detect
I0 tune
3 Complete the text with the words listed below.
electrode rod occasional collector negative
Zinc-carbon cell
It has a zinc
1
electrode, a manganese dioxide positive
2
, and the electrolyte
is a solution of ammonium chloride. The carbon
3
is in contact with the positive electrode
(but is not involved in the chemical reaction) and is called the current
4
. The EMF is .. This
is the most popular cell for low-current or
5
use, e.g. in torches.
4 Match the circuit symbols with the functions (aj).
a varies capacitance in a circuit
b rectifies alternating current
c adds resistance to a circuit
d measures very small circuits
e breaks a circuit
f protects a circuit
varies the current in a circuit
h steps AC voltages up or down
I receives RF signals
j measures voltages
1
V
I
2
3
4
mA
LOGIC PROBE HYT-07
! Match each component or unit () with its function in a battery charger (ah).
Component/ Unit Function in a battery charger
I transformer
2 double-pole switch
3 neon lamp
4 fuse
5 rectifier
6 aluminium heatsink
7 smoothing circuit
8 stabilizing circuit
2 Find the eight words relating to electronics.
The words read from left to right ()
and top to bottom ().
cell electrode negative positive
voltage zinc-carbon charger current
3 Match the test and repair instruments () with their use (ad).
I Multimeter a This is used to measure a number of different electrical quantities such as
2 Logic probe voltage, current and resistance.
3 Oscilloscope b This is used to measure fast moving signals.
4 Function generator c This instrument is used for measuring voltage levels and pulses in digital
logic circuits.
d This instrument contains a triangular wave oscillator which can be
switched to produce triangular, square or sine waves over a range of
frequencies.
4 Label the diagram of a logic probe with the words and phrases listed below.

powered by circuit under test probe red LED green LED
I
2
3
4
c e s t u i p o n a
e l e c t r o d e s
l o u u e a s s g h
l t x r i h i o a t
i a s r k c t a t u
u o r e e t i w i x
e s a n i z v u v o
v o l t a g e q e i
o a c h a r g e r e
z i n c c a r b o n
2
Iectrcnics
2
4
I
3 2
a steps down the AC mains voltage
b prevents the output from changing when the load varies
c keeps the diodes from overheating
d shows when the charger is on
e removes the fluctuations in the DC output of the rectifier
f protects the transformer
converts an AC voltage to a DC voltage
h switches the charger on and off

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