BASIC ELECTRONICS FOR NEURODIAGNOSTIC TECH-
Examples of a charge include - ANSWER Currents, electronics, radio waves, and light.
Charges are measured in - ANSWER Coulombs, positive charge, negative chard, and
polarity.
Polarity - ANSWER The direction of a magnetic or electric field.
Atom - ANSWER The smallest unit of an element.
Protons (+) - ANSWER Positive particles in the atom center.
Neutrons - ANSWER Neutral particles in the atom center.
Electrons (-) - ANSWER Negative particles surrounding (orbiting) the protons.
Ion - ANSWER A positive or negative charged atom.
Molecule - ANSWER The smallest part of matter.
Electronic Circuit - ANSWER Composed of individual electronic components, such as
resistors, transistors, capacitors and inductors. Connected by conductive wires or traces
through which electric current can flow.
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Examples of a charge include - ANSWER Currents, electronics, radio waves, and light.
Charges are measured in - ANSWER Coulombs, positive charge, negative chard, and
polarity.
Polarity - ANSWER The direction of a magnetic or electric field.
Atom - ANSWER The smallest unit of an element.
Protons (+) - ANSWER Positive particles in the atom center.
Neutrons - ANSWER Neutral particles in the atom center.
Electrons (-) - ANSWER Negative particles surrounding (orbiting) the protons.
Ion - ANSWER A positive or negative charged atom.
Molecule - ANSWER The smallest part of matter.
Electronic Circuit - ANSWER Composed of individual electronic components, such as
resistors, transistors, capacitors and inductors. Connected by conductive wires or traces
through which electric current can flow.
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