Avionics Quiz

A detailed illustration of an avionics circuit board with various components like microprocessors, capacitors, and communication interfaces, surrounded by a technical background, in a high-tech style.

Avionics Electrical Engineering Quiz

Test your knowledge in avionics and electrical engineering with our engaging quiz! Designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike, this quiz challenges your understanding of circuit design, communication protocols, and PCB technologies.

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Timing Diagrams
Communication Buses
Circuit Functions
Capacitor Configurations

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by WiringWizard432

Welcome to the Matternet Avionics Quiz. Please enter your name below. This quiz will cover some basic electrical engineering topics. You will have a time limit that varies for each question. Once you click Next Page you will not be able to change your answer.

What does this circuit do?

Current limiting

Reverse voltage protection

Voltage regulation

Surge protection

A microprocessor powered by 3.3V through 3 pins, using a 10 MHz crystal, and 100 mA current draw needs decoupling capacitors added. Which answer best describes the arrangement of capacitors you would use?

One 0.1uF and one 2.2 uF cap per power pin with the 2.2uF cap closest to the pin.

One 0.1uF and one 2.2 uF cap per power pin with the 0.1uF cap closest to the pin.

One 20 nF cap per power pin.

One bank of 10 uF, 2.2 uF, and 0.1 uF caps feeding all three power pins.

The power and ground plane on a PCB should be:

On adjacent layers with a small dielectric thickness between.

On adjacent layers with a large dielectric thickness between.

On the outer layers

On the same layer

Select ALL that apply. PCB traces with controlled impedance:

Should be run close to the edge of the board.

Should use as few vias as possible.

Should have a continuous reference plane adjacent.

Need to be sized according to the dielectric thickness and trace separation.

Need to be sized according to the bus frequency.

Should never be on the outer layers of the PCB.

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