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Photoelectric Emission

Definition: Photoelectric emission is the phenomenon by which intensity of light is utilized for the removal of the electron from the atom. The word Photoelectric is formed from two words photo which means light (Photons) and electric which is related to electron. Thus, light radiation or photons impart their energy for electron emission. That’s why it is called photoelectric emission. Significance of Photoelectric Emission Photoelectric emission is significant for determining the intensity of … [Read more...] about Photoelectric Emission

Hexadecimal Number System

Hexadecimal Number System forms the backbone of the digital system such as microprocessors, microcontrollers etc. It is a number system which consists of 16 elements, in which 10 numbers from 0 to 9 and 6 alphabets from A to F are used. Any other number can be represented in the hexadecimal number system with the help of the combination of these 16 elements. The word hexadecimal is formed from two words, “HEX” and “DECIMAL”. Hex means 6 and decimal mean 10, the sum of these two is 16 which … [Read more...] about Hexadecimal Number System

Octal Number System

The octal number system is a number system which uses eight digits to express any number. The digits used are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7. All the other digits can be expressed using these 8 digits. You will never see 8 or 9 in any of the numbers in the octal system. The base of the octal number system or radix is 8. This is because the total number of digits in the number system is 8. The positional value of the digits in the octal system can be written in terms of 8 raises to the power the … [Read more...] about Octal Number System

Capacitor

Definition: Capacitor is an electronic component which stores energy in the form of the electric field. When a voltage of some magnitude is applied across the capacitor, then the electric field is created across the plates of a capacitor. Thus, it stores charge due to the static electric field. This stored charge can be used by discharging of capacitor whenever needed. The capacitance is the property of the capacitor which indicates its ability to store charge. It is measured in farads. … [Read more...] about Capacitor

Inductor

Definition: Inductor is a device which stores energy in the form of magnetic field. When current flows through the inductor, it varies the flux linked with the component. Due to this magnetic field is induced around the inductor and thus the inductor stores energy in the form of magnetic field. In a circuit, inductor opposes the sudden change of current in magnitude and direction. When current changes suddenly in magnitude or direction, then inductor induces a voltage. The inductor possesses … [Read more...] about Inductor

Resistor

Definition: Resistor is an electronic device which is used to provide an obstruction in the path of current. Resistors are used in electronics circuits for various applications. It is used as the load in amplifier circuits. A resistor is used with the capacitor to provide discharge of capacitor when the power supply is removed. It is also used in filter circuit with inductor and capacitor. Characteristics of Resistors The resistor has two characteristics which are resistance and power … [Read more...] about Resistor

Binary Number System

Binary Number System comprises of two digits 0 & 1, thus, the base of the binary number system is 2. Thus, it is called as a base-2 system. It is much easier and simpler than decimal number system because it is comprised of only two digits. In binary number system, any number can be expressed by array of numbers in which each coefficient is calculated by successive power of 2. The representation of decimal numbers is done by expressing the digits of the number in power of 10. Similarly in … [Read more...] about Binary Number System

Decimal Number System

The decimal number system comprises of digits from 0-9 i.e. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9. The base or radix of the decimal number system is 10 because total number of digits available in decimal number system is 10. It doesn’t imply that these 10 digits will represent only 10 quantities, but all the other digits can be expressed with the help of these numbers. Decimal number system is the most common number system which we use in our daily lives. If we want to deal with digital system … [Read more...] about Decimal Number System

Kirchhoff’s Law

Have you ever thought why we need a Kirchhoff’s Circuit law? Your answer might be that Kirchhoff’s Circuit law is used to find current and voltage in electronic circuits but then what about Ohm’s law? Because Ohm’s law can also be used to determine current and voltage in electronic circuits, but still we need Kirchhoff’s circuit law, why is it so? The answer to this question is, in the case of complicated circuits such as Bridge and T-networks we cannot find current and voltage circulating in … [Read more...] about Kirchhoff’s Law

Number System

Computers understand machine language. Every letter, symbol etc. that we write in the instructions given to computer, it gets converted into machine language. This machine language comprises of numbers. In order to understand the language used by computers and other digital system it is crucial to have a better understanding of number system. Number systems can be classified into its sub-types on the basis of base of that system. Base of a number systems plays crucial role in understanding … [Read more...] about Number System

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