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`source` — confidence stays low (34) until someone finds a deeper
hook.
### The Hilfsmittel note
Candidates may use the official exam aid (`Hilfsmittel_12062024.pdf`)
during the exam. Its complete contents — every formula and table, with
**printed page numbers** — are catalogued in
[`references/Hilfsmittel.md`](references/Hilfsmittel.md). When a
question's answer is a lookup or a direct application of something in
that sheet, append a short note to the end of the `explanation` body:
```
... <u>Hilfsmittel:</u> <pointer>
```
Rules — this is the part that was historically done badly (generic
boilerplate stamped on everything), so be strict:
- **Only cite what is actually in the sheet.** Verify against
`references/Hilfsmittel.md`. If the fact the question turns on is a
memory item — diode forward voltages (~0.6 V / ~0.3 V), `tan δ = 1/Q`,
S-meter step = 6 dB, harmonics = n × fundamental, ppm/percent
arithmetic, semiconductor behaviour, definitions, antenna
length/shortening factors — **do not add a Hilfsmittel note at all.**
- **Name the specific formula(s) or table, and the page.** Not "the
formula is in the Formelsammlung" but e.g. `P = U²/R (Leistung,
S.12)` or `the Widerstands-Farbcode table (S.11)`.
- **For multi-step calculations, give the order:** "first
`U_eff = Û/√2` (Wechselspannung, S.12), then `P = U_eff²/R`
(Leistung, S.12)". State plainly when a value comes from outside the
sheet (e.g. a diode drop) versus from a sheet formula.
- **For a pure table lookup**, say it is a lookup and cite the table +
page (e.g. "a table lookup, not a memory item — the band limits …
are in the Frequenzbereichszuweisung (Anlage 1, Tabellarische
Übersicht, S. 23)").
- **Page numbering:** the printed page number = PDF page 2 (the cover
and the "Hinweis" page are unnumbered). Always cite the printed
number, as `references/Hilfsmittel.md` does.
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## 5. Confidence scale