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  1. then u might have to study the pin assignment diagram and perhaps the datasheet .u may have to buy an explanatary book for it from the market if u have not got one along with it.
    I have not worked on zilog processors i use Intel and sometimes Atmel. Although pin assignments are only a little different. ;D


  2. hi kevin!
    we use negative feedback through an emitter resistor just to stabilize the gain and make the amplifier much more linear.
    and to increase the range of i/p signal. ;D
    hi audioguru!
    do we have any disadvantage of a transistor with 2000 value of beta as amplifier or is it an excellent amplifier?what do u think? ::)

  3. hi audioguru!
    here we reach a conflict ,for a good amplifier we need a low Re (emitter res) as u said and at the same time low Re causes the transistor to limit the i/p signal below a certain value. higher value of Re enables us to feed a gignal more than say 1 V.
    ;D

  4. using a multimeter but with some jiggling u can come to know about the terminals base,emitter ,collector.Emitter conducts most heavily.(Q2)

    It is the base-emitter voltage which drives the transistor into saturation and makes the heavy current to flow from collector to emitter.(Q3)

    It is the beta and internal mechanism of conduction in a transistor the answer to the
    first question.

  5. hi lucky!
    i dont know about your country ,the mobile revolution is still on,and i would go for communication especially mobile and satellites.
    Microelectronics deals with the miniaturizing world and is a good subject too.
    power and control are basically electrical subjects.
    Boring for me! ;D ;D ;D

  6. hi there!
    by default u have 00 data at all locations in a ROM.So no LED had glown when u just give supply. When u make a data pin high u write 1 at some place which is reflected onto the data line so an LED had glown!
    in third case i guess the address and data lines may be multiplexed when u addressed  a particular location,that particular data came onto the data bus and made the LED glow!
    good work buddy! keep it up!

  7. a part of your project would be to test if this ROM is ok.
    write data say FF into all locations of ROM through a parallel port interface like LAB TOOL 48. and retrieve the data back .Can u write some code in C or assembly language or even VB?
    ;D

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