7/26/2009

BASIC ELECTR0NICS

Introduction of electronics: -

 It has a branch of engineering which deals with the flow of electrons charges and its reactions through a conductor that may be either a gas tube, vacuum tube
I) Element: - A matter composed only one kind of atom is called element

2) Matter: - A body which has a definite weight and which occupy some space is called matter. It has 3 states 1) Solid 2) Liquid 3) Gas.

3) Molecular: - A smallest particle of matter, which contains all physical and chemical properties that of matter is called molecular.

4) Atom: - A smallest particle of mater which can take part in chemical reaction and can separated by chemical reaction but has no free existence. Which contains protons, neutrons and electrons? Atom has two parts 1) Nuclear 2) Electrons around the orbit.

5) Atomic structure: - According to J.J. Thomson molecules is the smallest particle but after words they can be known for atom is the smallest particle.

6) Atom Contains: - Atom contains there are three smallest particles, which are: -

1) Protons: - It is '+' ve charge. Rooter Ford invents these protons. One proton is equal to 1/1840 electron. Protons are positive charge 1.
2) Neutron: - It is "0" charge. Chadwick invents these neutrons.
3) Electron: - It is '-' charge. J.J.Thomson invents this electron; Electron negative charge of 1.602*10 to the power of -19 C. Flow of electron is 6.28*10 to the power of 18 per second.

ELECTRICITY

1) Electricity: - It is a sort of energy that can be expressed we cannot see but we can feel of electricity can produced high heat motion attraction Repulsion etc. This electricity discovered by ampere.

2) Electronics: - The branch of science that deals with behaviors and application of electrons and other changes carriers is called electronic.

Electricity produced in 4 way's

1)Hydro electric
2) Thermo electric
3) Nuclear electric
4) Solar electricity
Electricity can generate by many ways we use very few methods.
Current: - The free flow of electrons is called current is measured by Ampere. Letter “I” donates it

The speed of electric current is 3*10 to the power of 8 m/sec

Current is mainly 2 types.
1) Ac - Alternating current
2) Dc - Direct current.

A.C: - The current whose magnitude and direction remains attempting at a definite rate is called AC current.

DC: - The current whose magnitude and direction remains constant is called DC current.
5) Voltage: - The pressure of required moving the electrons from one place to anther place is called voltage. The Voltage units are volts. ‘V’ donates it and its voltage checked by voltmeter.
6) Power: - The combination of voltage and current is called power, units of power waltz; it’s donated by 'P'. Therefore P=VI. Another formula: - The rate of change of work is called power.

Work done W

Time T

These three means current voltage and power are called electricity
7) Frequency: - The number of cycle in one second in a medium is known as frequency it is donated by 'F. In 1965 an honors of German scientist Henrich Rudolph Hertz this units in changed in Hertz and donated by as HZ.

The relationship of HZ
1000 HZ = 1 Kilo HZ
1000 K HZ = 1 Mega HZ
1000 M HZ= 1 Gega HZ

8) Wave: - A periodic disturbances either continuous or transient that is propagation through a medium or through space or in which the displacement from a mean value is a function of time or position or both is known as was a complete wave makes an angle is 360 degrees.
Positive help cycle is known as maximum amplitude and Negative half cycle is known as minimum amplitude.

Mainly the frequency is two types: -

1) Low frequency
2) High frequency

1) Low frequency: - The frequency in which the maximum and minimum (Amplitude) of waves are low in comparison to the wavelength is known as low frequency.

2) High frequency: - The frequency in which the (Amplitude) maximum and minimum is more in compaction with the wavelength is known as high frequency.

ABBREVIATIONS FOR BASIC ELECTRONIC

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BJT = Bipolar Junction Transistor

ü UJT = Uni polar Junction Transistor
ü MOSFET = Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effective Transistor
ü NTC = Negative Temperature Coefficient
ü PTC = Positive Temperature Coefficient
ü LDR = Light Depending Resistor
ü VDR = Voltage Depending Resistor
ü Transformer is working AC condition
ü RADAR stands for Radio Angle Detection and Ranging
ü LASER stands for Light Amplification stimulated Emission and Radiation
ü BHT stands for Boost High tension Transformer
ü EHT stands for Extra High tension Transformer
ü VDU stands for Visual Display Unit
ü LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display
ü TTL stands for Transistor and Transistor Logic
ü SCR stands for Silicon Control Rectifier
ü STR stands for Silicon Triggering Rectifier
ü STD stands for Subscribed Trunk Dialing
ü ISD stands for International Subscribed Dialing
ü VLF stands for Very Large Frequency
ü EHF stands for Extra High Frequency
ü IFT stands for Intermediate Frequency Transformer
ü Transformer is working Mutual Inductance Principle.
ü Coil is working Self Inductance Principle
ü Units of Power Watts
ü Units of Charge Coulombs
ü Units of Frequency Hertz’s (Hz)
ü Units of Current Amperes
ü Units of Voltage Volts
ü Units of Impedance Ohms
ü Units Resistance Ohms
ü Resistance is indicated by R letter
ü Units of Capacitance Farads
ü Units of Coil Henry
ü Units of EMF (Electro Motive Force) Volts
ü Units of MMF (Magnetic Motive Force) Ampere Turns
ü Units of Illumination Lax
ü Units of Luminous Intensity Candella
ü Units of Angular Frequency Radians
ü Units of Force Newton’s
ü Units of Temperature Degree Centigrade
ü Units of Heat Calories
ü Units of Sound Disables
ü Coil is represented by L letter.
ü AFC stands for Automatic Frequency Controller
ü BHT stands for Boost High-tension Transformer
ü FOT stands for Field Output Transformer
ü Driver Transformer is also called Chopper Transformer or 1:1 Transformer or Ration Transformer
ü Signal Diode is also called Point Contact Diode or Cat whisker Diode
ü LED stands for Light Emitting Diode.

Full forms of International Business Machines



v CMOS = Complementary metal oxide semiconductor
v BIOS = Basic Input and Output System
v SMART = Self Monitoring Analysis Reporting Technology
v SCSI = Small Computer System Interface
v DMA = Direct Memory Access
v MODEM = Modulation and Demodulation
v PCXT = Personnel Computer with extended Technology
v PCAT = Personnel Computer with Advance Technology
v ASPI = Advance Semi Programme Interface
v AVI = Audio Video Interface
v ADF = Adopter description File
v MCA = Micro channel Architecture
v ANSI = American National Standard Institute
v ASCII = American Standard Code for Information Interchange
v ATI = Application Programme Interface
v ARCNET = Attached Resources computer network
v AIR = Advanced Integrated Research
v BIX = Byte Information Exchange
v BNC = British Network Connector
v SVGA = Super Video Graphic Adopter
v ISA = Industry Standard Architecture
v AGP = Axilory Graphical Port
v ATM = Automatic Teller Machine
v UPS = Uninterrupted Power Supply
v EPROM = Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
v EEPROM = Electrical Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
v CGA = Color Graphical Adopter
v SIDE = Super Integrated Device Electronics
v PCI = Peripheral Component Interface
v ATAPI = Advanced Technology Attachment Package Interface
v VFAT = Virtual File Allocation Table
v CRO = Cathode Ray Oscilloscope
v CRT = Cathode Ray Tube
v DRAM = Dynamic Random Access Memory
v MSCDEX.EXE = Microsoft Compact Disk Executive Extension File
v UTP = Unshielded Twisted Pair Cable
v USB = Universal Series Bus
v IBM = International Business Machines

Definition of OS (Operating System)

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Ø Operating system : - It is an interface between the user and computer Or hard-ware and software combined to gather is Known as o/s
Ø Transmit : - To send data from one system to other system is called Transmit
Ø Bandwidth: - Data Transmission Speed Is Called As Bandwidth.
Ø Wins: - Windows Internet Naming Services.
Ø Repeaters: - doesn’t amplify the signals.
Ø Router: - it allows two connect to different networks.
Ø Nntp: - Network News Transfer Protocol.
Ø SMTP: - Simple Mail Transmission Protocol.
Ø HDLC: - High Level Data Link Control, used for Cisco routers.
Ø SDLC: - Sequential Data Link Control, used for IBM routers.
Ø PPP: - Point To Point Protocol.
Ø Slip: - Synchronous Line Internet Protocol.
Ø ATM: - Asynchronous Transfer Mode.
Ø IBM: - International Business Machine.
Ø LAN: - Local Area Network.
Ø MAN: - metro-politon area network.
Ø WAN: - Wide Area Network.
Ø Mbps: - Mega Bytes per Second.
Ø BNC: - British Naval/Network Connector.
Ø RJ 45: - Remote Jack or Registered Jack 45.
Ø U.T.P: - Unshielded Twisted Pair. Used for LAN
Ø S.T.P: - Shield Twisted Pair. Used for star collection
Ø C.I.D: - Central Interface Device.
Ø M.A.U: - Multi-Station Access Unit.
Ø I.S.O: - International Standard Organization.
Ø OSI: - Open System Interface/ Inter Connection.
Ø Tcp: - Transmission Control Protocol.
Ø Ip: - Internet Protocol.
Ø FOC: - Fiber Optic Cable.
Ø Ram: - Random Access Memory.
Ø Rom: - Read Only Memory. Password root.
Ø HDD: - Hard-Disk Drive.

7/06/2009

how to install fedora 8 version with images


Fedora 8 (codename Werewolf) was released yesterday and it's the most breathtaking version of the Fedora operating system. Not only does this release bring an installable LiveCD for both i686 and x86_64 architectures, but it also comes with exclusive KDE and GNOME LiveCDs.

I always recommend having an empty hard drive for a Linux installation (that means no other operating system on it, no Windows) and you must have a minimum of 10 GB free space for the Fedora installation. Great, now let's begin.

For this installation, I've used the Install DVD, because it contains all the software you'll ever need. However, this DVD has about 3 GB and if you don't have the necessary bandwidth to download it I recommend to get the KDE or the GNOME LiveCD. Burn it on a blank disc with your favorite CD/DVD burning application, then insert the disc in the optical drive of the computer on which you want to install Fedora and boot from it. You'll be presented with a very nice Fedora artwork GRUB splash and some options. At this part, I simply suggest you to press ENTER, and wait for the system to load.


Select the 'Skip' option when you'll be asked if you want to check the media before installation and press ENTER
Anaconda (the Fedora installer) will load and you'll see the welcome screen. Click Next
Choose your language:
Choose your keyboard layout:

Now, if you have an empty hard drive, all you have to do is click Next (make sure the "Remove Linux partitions on selected drives and create default layout" option is selected). If you don't have an empty hard drive and you still want to install Fedora 8 on your machine, then make sure you select the "Use free space on the selected drives and create default layout" option (10 GB minimum free space is required). Click Next:



If you have a DHCP network (dynamic IP address) you can click Next right now, but if you have a static IP address (ask your provider if you're not sure) click the "Edit" button and follow the instructions below.

- If you have an IPv4 address, make sure it's enabled. If you have an IPv6 address make sure it's enabled too (if you don't have an IPv6 address, uncheck the 'Enable IPv6 support' option).
- Check the "Manual configuration" option and enter your IP address and the Netmask (ask your provider if you don't know them). Do the same for the IPv6 address (if you have one).
- Click OK once you've finished.
- Select the 'manually' option.
- Optional, you can setup the system's hostname (e.g. john.fedora.linux).
- Enter your Gateway and Primary/Secondary DNS servers (ask your provider if you don't know them).


When you're done with the network configuration, click Next and you will be asked to select your location (country/city):

Once you've selected your timezone, click next and you must enter the root (System Administrator) password. The longer, the better (WRITE IT SOMEWHERE OR MEMORIZE IT):


Now you can select the desired packages (or not):

Hit the Next button and everything will be done automatically from now on, just sit back and watch how the partitions are formatted and the software packages are copied to your hard drive, or you can read the latest news while enjoying a cup of coffee. The installation process will take about 8-10 minutes (depending on your computer specs and the selected packages).


When the installation is over, you will get a "Congratulations, the installation is complete" screen. Click the 'Finish' button and your computer will automatically reboot:
Before you reach the Fedora desktop, you must do a one-time general system configuration:

1. Accept the license (it's free, don't worry) and click Forward.
2. Configure your firewall. By default, SSH is checked but if you don't use it, uncheck it!
3. Leave SELinux as it is (Enforcing) and click the 'Forward' button.
4. Make sure the date and time are correctly setup.
5. Submit your hardware profile to the Fedora Project to help focus their efforts on popular hardware and platforms. The submissions are anonymous, so do it to improve the next Fedora systems!
6. Create a user account.







That's it! Now log in to your new Linux OS (with the user and password you've just created):
and enjoy the ultimate, spectacular, breathtaking Fedora 8 distribution.

I HOPE YOU HAVE FOLLOWED THE INSTRUCTIONS WELL AND YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY INSTALLED FEDORA 8.
THANKS FOR USING MY BLOG.

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