Applied Physics

Microwave Spectroscopy: Features, Types & Applications    

Microwave Spectroscopy  The section of the electromagnetic spectrum extending approximately from 1 mm (300,000 MHz) to 30 cm (1000 MHz)…

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Microwave Active Devices: Types, Features & Operation

Generally microwave devices can be categorized as either passive components or active components. We have already talked about microwave passive…

3 months ago

How Cellular Communication Systems Works

In cellular communication systems, there is a two-way wireless transmission between the cellular phone handset and the base station tower.…

1 year ago

How the Photoelectric Effect Influences Semiconductors

A photoelectric effect is any effect in which light energy is converted to electricity. When light strikes certain light-sensitive materials,…

1 year ago

Metal Oxide Semiconductor FET (MOSFET)

The Metal oxide semiconductor FET (MOSFET) also known as the insulated-gate FET (IGFET) is similar to JFET but exhibits even…

2 years ago

The Junction Field Effect Transistors (JFET)

The bipolar transistor has several disadvantages: it has low input impedance because of forward biased emitter junction, it has small…

2 years ago

Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT)

By placing two PN junctions together we can create a bipolar junction transistor. In a PNP transistor the majority charger…

2 years ago

The Basics Facts about Photons

Photons are the elemental units of electromagnetic spectrum. For example, white light is composed of a number of different kinds…

4 years ago