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    Hi,

    Got my A level electronics exam tomorrow, and i'm doing it self taught so it's kinda hard to understand some stuff sometimes. SO i was going through some past paper and came to some questions i couldn't answer. I've attached the questions in zip format. If you could check my answers (i've written them on) and for the ones i haven't, tell me the answers?

    This would be really helpful!

    Thanks
    -Peter

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    http://www.phpnerds.com/q3.JPG
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    I eally don't want to just give you tha answers. I'll give you some tips.

    Q1:
    Well good start with the graph it does just make neg signals positive. But where did you get 12.7V from when the graph shows +/-9V

    Yep good place of capacitor

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    Thanks for the tip. I got the 12.7 because somewhere in my book it says to multiply by root 2.

    I was only asking for answers, because my exams tomorrow, and i've been through my books, and 4 past exam papers, and these ones have no marks schemes so i can't check the answers, and i have no idea about them.

    Btw, notice Q2 = Q5, just Q5 is easier to read.

    -Peter

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    Quote Originally Posted by petesmc
    Thanks for the tip. I got the 12.7 because somewhere in my book it says to multiply by root 2.
    That's the RMS value of an 18V p-p sinewave, but probably not what your question wanted!.
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    Exam went well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by petesmc
    Exam went well.
    Well done :lol:
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