To what does the "sample rate" of a signal refer?

A type of logic gate with outputs high, low, and high impedance is called:

Which of these is generally used to measure electrical resistance?

True or False? A Fourier-transform spectrometer is suscueptible to Gibbs ringing.

Which of these is used as a construction base for prototyping of a circuit?

A "Schmitt trigger" is a simple circuit that employs what distinctive element?

Consider a push-pull follower amplifier: an npn and a pnp transistor connected in series between the positive and negative terminals of a voltage supply to which signal is input to the base of each and output to ground from their collector-emitter connection. In which class is such an amplifier?

A group of branches in a circuit forming a complete loop is called a

One 50-Ohm resistor and two parallel 100-Ohm resistors have the same impedance. In which system do the resistors have lower current when dissipating 1 kW?

True or False? The presence of the ground lead on a three-prong alternating-current appliance plug alleviates the need for a ground-fault interruptor.

A milliAmpere-hour is a typical unit for what quantity?