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The quantity that represents an ideal capacitor dissipating 0 W of power is
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A. instantaneous power
B. true power
C. reactive power
D. resistive power
Correct Answer
true power
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1. When is a capacitor fully charged?
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A. when the voltage across its plates is
of the voltage from ground to one of its plates
B. when the current through the capacitor is the same as when the capacitor is discharged
C. when the voltage across the plates is 0.707 of the input voltage
D. when the current through the capacitor is directly proportional to the area of the plates
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Correct Answer: when the current through the capacitor is the same as when the capacitor is discharged
2. What is the impedance of an ac RC parallel circuit if the resistance is 12 ohms and the capacitive reactance equals 5 ohms?
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A. 0.2 ohms
B. 3.5 ohms
C. 4.6 ohms
D. 13 ohms
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Correct Answer: 4.6 ohms
3. What will a 1 µF capacitor store?
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A. one coulomb of charge
B. 6.24 x 10
12
electrons
C. one volt
D. one µA of current
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Correct Answer: 6.24 x 10
12
electrons
4. What is the impedance of a series RC circuit that consists of a 0.22 µF capacitor and a 200-ohm resistor connected to a 3 kHz source?
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A. 214 ohms
B. 313 ohms
C. 414 ohms
D. 880 ohms
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Correct Answer: 313 ohms
5. A capacitor has 25 V across its plates and a stored charge of 1500 µC. What is the capacitance value?
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A. 60 pF
B. 60 µF
C. 16.67 mF
D. 37.5 mF
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Correct Answer: 60 µF
6. What is this circuit?
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A. bandpass filter
B. high-pass filter
C. low-pass filter
D. differentiator
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Correct Answer: high-pass filter
7. If the dielectric constant of a capacitor is decreased, then its capacitance will:
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A. increase
B. decrease
C. remain the same
D. be destroyed
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Correct Answer: decrease
8. In an ac circuit, a capacitor and an output resistor are connected in series with an ac signal. What filter action will be the result?
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A. bandpass
B. low-pass
C. high-pass
D. band-stop
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Correct Answer: high-pass
9. In an RC circuit, true power (P
R
) equals:
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A.
B. V
S
× I
C. I
2
R
D. V
T
× R
T
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Correct Answer: I
2
R
10. If an open capacitor is checked with an ohmmeter, the needle will:
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A. stay on zero
B. stay on infinity
C. move from zero to infinity
D. move from infinity to zero
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Correct Answer: stay on infinity
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