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- Question
Test equipment selection enables the technician to both generate signals and:
Options- A. change circuit conditions
- B. inject signals
- C. sense circuit conditions
- D. change signal frequencies
- Correct Answer
- sense circuit conditions
- 1. The phase difference between sine waves of different frequencies is:
Options- A. equal to their frequency differences
- B. the difference in their fixed time displacement
- C. the same throughout time
- D. constantly changing Discuss
- 2. What are the two main applications for ac?
Options- A. direct, pulsating
- B. electric, magnetic
- C. power, information
- D. static, dynamic Discuss
- 3. The current is flowing in what direction?
Options- A. clockwise
- B. counterclockwise
- C. in both directions at the same time
- D. 50% of the time clockwise and 50% of the time counterclockwise Discuss
- 4. What is the waveform period difference between the 60 Hz electricity used in this country and the 50 Hz used in Europe?
Options- A. 3 ms
- B. 16 ms
- C. 4 ms
- D. 20 ms Discuss
- 5. A sine wave has:
Options- A. four quadrants
- B. two alternations
- C. one period
- D. all of the above Discuss
- 6. What is the rms voltage value of an ac signal whose peak oscilloscope display uses 3 major divisions above the zero setting? (V/cm = 5)
Options- A. 5.3 V
- B. 10.6 V
- C. 15.0 V
- D. 21.2 V Discuss
- 7. Signal comparisons may be most easily seen when using which item of test equipment?
Options- A. spectrum analyzer
- B. multimeter
- C. function generator
- D. dual trace oscilloscope Discuss
- 8. If current varies periodically from zero to a maximum, back to zero, and then repeats, the signal is:
Options- A. direct
- B. alternating
- C. pulsating
- D. repetitive Discuss
- 9. Power companies supply ac, not dc, because:
Options- A. it is easier to transmit ac
- B. there is no longer a need for dc
- C. dc is more dangerous
- D. there are not enough batteries Discuss
- 10. If a sine wave signal is 100 mV peak-to-peak, how many volts would be measured by a voltmeter?
Options- A. 14.14 mV
- B. 35.4 mV
- C. 63.7 mV
- D. 70.7 mV Discuss
Alternating Current vs Direct Current problems
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Correct Answer: the difference in their fixed time displacement
Correct Answer: power, information
Correct Answer: 50% of the time clockwise and 50% of the time counterclockwise
Correct Answer: 3 ms
Correct Answer: all of the above
Correct Answer: 10.6 V
Correct Answer: dual trace oscilloscope
Correct Answer: pulsating
Correct Answer: it is easier to transmit ac
Correct Answer: 35.4 mV
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