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Alternating Current vs Direct Current
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The distance that a signal's energy can travel in the time it takes for one cycle to occur is called the signal's:
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A. amplitude
B. frequency
C. wavelength
D. period
Correct Answer
wavelength
Alternating Current vs Direct Current problems
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1. A test equipment item that has the ability to produce either square, triangular, or sawtooth waveforms is called:
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A. a function generator
B. a radio frequency generator
C. an audio frequency generator
D. a frequency meter or counter
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Correct Answer: a function generator
2. What is the name of a device used to directly measure the frequency of a periodic wave?
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A. oscilloscope
B. frequency meter or counter
C. audio frequency generator
D. radio frequency generator
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Correct Answer: frequency meter or counter
3. One oscilloscope selector knob that allows the major and minor divisions of the graticule to be used to determine a signal amplitude value is called the:
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A. time/cm control
B. position control
C. intensity control
D. volts/cm control
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Correct Answer: volts/cm control
4. If a sine wave signal is 100 mV peak-to-peak, how many volts would be measured by a voltmeter?
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A. 14.14 mV
B. 35.4 mV
C. 63.7 mV
D. 70.7 mV
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Correct Answer: 35.4 mV
5. Power companies supply ac, not dc, because:
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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
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Correct Answer: it is easier to transmit ac
6. Why is ac current transfer more effective than dc current transfer over long distances?
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A. due to the height of power lines
B. due to the use of ac generators
C. due to step-up and step-down transformers reducing I
2
R losses
D. due to very high voltages
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Correct Answer: due to step-up and step-down transformers reducing I
2
R losses
7. A rectangular wave that has a duty cycle of 50 percent could be called a:
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A. c wave
B. sawtooth wave
C. square wave
D. triangle wave
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Correct Answer: square wave
8. If a waveform period is determined to be 10 microseconds in duration, what is the frequency of the signal?
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A. 100 Hz
B. 1000 Hz
C. 10 kHz
D. 100 kHz
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Correct Answer: 100 kHz
9. Which control should be moved to display more cycles of a signal on an oscilloscope?
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A. horizontal position to left or right
B. volts/cm to a smaller number
C. vertical position to top or bottom
D. time/cm to a higher setting
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Correct Answer: time/cm to a higher setting
10. What is the peak-to-peak current value when an ammeter measures a 20 mA value?
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A. 14 mA
B. 28 mA
C. 40 mA
D. 57 mA
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Correct Answer: 57 mA
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