Electronics Science Quiz

What is one of the most important and essential levels of electronics science according to the preface?

• The study of communication and programming

• The full knowledge of electronic components

• The study of integrated circuits and digital systems

• The size and design of electronic circuits

What will the book identify and review?

• The history of electronic components

• The most important electronic components in general

• The digital systems in electronics

• The programming languages used in electronics

What is the characteristic of passive components in electronics?

• They contain moving parts.

• They are used to amplify the voltage.

• They emit or receive light.

• They are very important and essential parts but they can't amplify the voltage.

What do electromechanical components contain?

• Complete circuits manufactured by high techniques.

• They are used to amplify the voltage.

• Moving parts.

• They emit or receive light.

What are active components also called?

• Semiconductors.

• Integrated circuits.

• Passive components.

• Electromechanical components.

What is the function of optoelectronics components?

• They contain moving parts.

• They amplify the voltage.

• They emit or receive light.

• They are very important and essential parts but they can't amplify the voltage.

What are IC integrated circuits?

• Parts that can't amplify the voltage.

• Components that contain moving parts.

• Electronic chips that contain complete circuits manufactured by high techniques.

• Components used to amplify the voltage.

What is the characteristic of passive components in electronic circuits?

• They can amplify the voltage and control it.

• They depend on simple electrical and magnetic properties.

• They are not essential in any electronic circuit.

• They are difficult to configure.

Which of the following is NOT listed as an important passive component?

• Fuse

• Resistance R

• Transistor

• Coil L

What is the function of a fuse in electronic circuits?

• To increase the current flow

• To protect electronic circuits from overcurrent

• To decrease the resistance in the circuit

• To store electrical energy