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Original post by PhyM23
No problem!

I used this sheet -

Semiconductors and Diodes - https://5c7c61040ec4753636154661beba7aafa9719395.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYOVNxS3RnZUlfOVE/Notes-with-Questions/The%20Physics%20of%20Semiconductor%20Diodes.pdf

Transistors don't appear to be on the spec so I don't think you have to know about them :smile:


If you want more of these sheets for AS and A2 go here -

http://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/physics-revision/

Click on AQA under 'A-Levels from 2015' then on any of the sections then look under 'Notes-with Questions' on the left of the page :smile:

Is any board fine or do you prefer AQA :tongue:
Original post by PhyM23
No problem!

I used this sheet -

Semiconductors and Diodes - https://5c7c61040ec4753636154661beba7aafa9719395.googledrive.com/host/0B1ZiqBksUHNYOVNxS3RnZUlfOVE/Notes-with-Questions/The%20Physics%20of%20Semiconductor%20Diodes.pdf

Transistors don't appear to be on the spec so I don't think you have to know about them :smile:


If you want more of these sheets for AS and A2 go here -

http://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/physics-revision/

Click on AQA under 'A-Levels from 2015' then on any of the sections then look under 'Notes-with Questions' on the left of the page :smile:


Thanks a lot. Really short and simple. Is that all we need to learn?

If not, I would have banged my head with zener effect, avalanche effect, doping, transistors, logic gates and what not.

Really appreciate it.
Original post by NatoHeadshot
Is any board fine or do you prefer AQA :tongue:


I don't think there is Semiconductors and diodes in some other board. At least not in edexcel.
Original post by tangotangopapa2
I don't think there is Semiconductors and diodes in some other board. At least not in edexcel.

Where are you practicing circuit and electricity questions from?
Original post by tangotangopapa2
Thanks a lot. Really short and simple. Is that all we need to learn?

If not, I would have banged my head with zener effect, avalanche effect, doping, transistors, logic gates and what not.

Really appreciate it.

I don't think they'd ask all that would they, I have some short notes on doping tho that my teacher gave on conductors lesson
Original post by NatoHeadshot
Where are you practicing circuit and electricity questions from?


University Physics.

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Do we need the trig identities in c3edexcel? It's a huge chapter

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Original post by NatoHeadshot
Where are you practicing circuit and electricity questions from?





Original post by tangotangopapa2
University Physics.

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Have you practised finding equivalent resistance with infinite number of resistors and with some redundant resistors that should not be taken into account?
Original post by tangotangopapa2
University Physics.

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Is that a book or link? Haha
Original post by tangotangopapa2




Have you practised finding equivalent resistance with infinite number of resistors and with some redundant resistors that should not be taken into account?

I haven't done infinite resistors but for the latter I Remember a cie question that sort of involves that
Do link me if you find any of these type sound interesting
Have a look at this one : http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/266634/equivalent-resistance-between-2-points/266635#266635

Original post by NatoHeadshot
I haven't done infinite resistors but for the latter I Remember a cie question that sort of involves that
Do link me if you find any of these type sound interesting
Original post by NatoHeadshot
Is that a book or link? Haha



Haha. Obviously a book.
Original post by tangotangopapa2
Haha. Obviously a book.

Who's it by :tongue:
Original post by NatoHeadshot
Who's it by :tongue:


Young and Freedman. :biggrin:
Original post by NatoHeadshot
Do we need the trig identities in c3edexcel? It's a huge chapter


No, you don't have to learn all of those.

Following is the link on what you should learn. Make sure to ignore (if you wish) the sections you don't need.
Page 1 : Learn all of it.
Page 2 : Ignore half angle, sum and difference, product to sum, sum to product formulas.
Page 3 : Learn the circle.
Page 4 : Ignore Mollweide's formula and Law of tangents.

http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/Trig_Cheat_Sheet.pdf

Find the topics mentioned here and study only those first.
Original post by tangotangopapa2
No, you don't have to learn all of those.

Following is the link on what you should learn. Make sure to ignore (if you wish) the sections you don't need.
Page 1 : Learn all of it.
Page 2 : Ignore half angle, sum and difference, product to sum, sum to product formulas.
Page 3 : Learn the circle.
Page 4 : Ignore Mollweide's formula and Law of tangents.

http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/Trig_Cheat_Sheet.pdf

Find the topics mentioned here and study only those first.

Thanks, oh you mean the topics mentioned on the sheet that are not in your list of unneeded ?
How's your math section?
Original post by NatoHeadshot
Thanks, oh you mean the topics mentioned on the sheet that are not in your list of unneeded ?
How's your math section?


:colondollar: Yes.

:confused: Need to learn almost everything in maths section, especially curve sketching.
Original post by tangotangopapa2
:colondollar: Yes.

:confused: Need to learn almost everything in maths section, especially curve sketching.


Did you figure what wasnt coming by looking at the syllabus?Same on top of that some physics concepts like capacitence and circular motion for me /:About to start some integration, there was a nasty one in 2014 i think
Could someone differeniate 2(sin^2xcos(2x+1))^3 wanna compare with my answer
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Original post by NatoHeadshot
Could someone differeniate 2(sin^2xcos(2x+1))^3 wanna compare with my answer


I got 6(2 sinx cosx cos(2x+1) - 2sin^2x sin(2x+1) ^2

No idea whether its correct or not

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