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Psionics

Psionics | Electronics

By admin on October 28, 2021

    Introduction Psionic Electronics is a skill that is taught at Psionic Circles.  In the previous article "Psionic Technology" we defined Psionic Technology and explained it as being a combined skill of accessing tangible and intangible systems and applying them in a technological environment using components, processes, and applied methods to device a product or service that makes people's lives better. Psionic Electronics, then is the use of psionics within the branch of physics and technology which includes the design and use of circuits with components such as transistors and microchips, and integrating the behavior of both electricity (the movement of electrons).   We integrate the fundamental components and their characteristics in circuits with the specific goals and purposes in mind.  The Psionic Course Year 2 contains Psionic Electronics and Technology.  It is taught after a firm foundation of the 12 core other subjects have been learnt in addition to beginning ethics and philosophy. The Fundamental Components of Psionic Electronics  There are many components that are used in the average electronic device.  The following is a list that will be used for a simple circuit, timer motor, Morse Code Training system, simple impact amplifier, and AM Radio Receiver.  The fundamental components that we will discus are listed as follows: 1. Power Source Battery (D.C. Current) 2. Motor (Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.) 3. Speaker (converts electrical energy into sound energy) 4. Antenna (receives radio frequencies) 5. AM Select and Reset. 6. Microphone 7. Variable Condenser (is a variable capacitor. 180 degrees) 8. Buzzer 9. Reed Switch (switches on and off by magnetic field) 10. AM Band Integrated Circuit 11. 2 Transistors Types (NPN and PNP: Base Emitter and Collector) 11. SCR Transistor (Thyristor: 4 gate Gate Anode and Cathode) 12. Large Green LED (Light Emitting Diode) 13. Small Green LED (Light Emitting Diode) 14. Small Red LED (Light Emitting Diode) 15. AMP I.C. (Audio Amplifier Integrated Circuit) 16. Push Switch 17. Touch Plate (Sensor) 18. Diode 19. 5 Resistors (100 Ohm. 1K Ohm. 5.1K Ohm. 10K Ohm. 100k Ohm.) 20. Light Sensor (CDS Cell Sensor) 21. Variable Resistors 22.…