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Question
What happens when moving expanding lines of force encounter a conductor?
Options
A. Current increases.
B. Voltage is induced.
C. Resistance is reduced.
D. Power is increased.
Correct Answer
Voltage is induced.
Inductors problems
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1. If 360 V
ac
is the output of a 300-turn secondary winding, what is the input voltage when the primary winding has 150 turns?
Options
A. 2.4 V
ac
B. 150 V
ac
C. 180 V
ac
D. 720 V
ac
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Correct Answer: 180 V
ac
2. A magnetic field has:
Options
A. polar fields
B. lines of force
C. magnetomotive force
D. lines of reluctance
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Correct Answer: lines of force
3. When a rate of one ampere per second causes an induced voltage of one volt, the unit of measure is
Options
A. a lenz
B. an ohm
C. a farad
D. a henry
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Correct Answer: a henry
4. What is the total inductance, assuming no mutual inductance?
Options
A. 12 mH
B. 6 mH
C. 0.73 mH
D. 0 mH
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Correct Answer: 12 mH
5. What is magnetic flux?
Options
A. the number of lines of force in webers
B. the number of lines of force in maxwells
C. the number of lines of force in teslas
D. the number of lines of force in flux density
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Correct Answer: the number of lines of force in webers
6. Find I
R
and I
L
.
Options
A. I
R
= 50 mA, I
L
= 109 mA
B. I
R
= 150 mA, I
L
= 9 mA
C. I
R
= 50 mA, I
L
= 151 mA
D. I
R
= 150 mA, I
L
= 53 mA
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Correct Answer: I
R
= 150 mA, I
L
= 53 mA
7. Which two values are plotted on a B-H curve graph?
Options
A. reluctance and flux density
B. permeability and reluctance
C. magnetizing force and permeability
D. flux density and magnetizing force
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Correct Answer: flux density and magnetizing force
8. A utility pole transformer used to supply a residential customer with two phases uses:
Options
A. two phases on the primary
B. a center tap on the secondary
C. a separate ground for each phase
D. a small coefficient of coupling
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Correct Answer: a center tap on the secondary
9. A winding of wire can be called
Options
A. an inductor
B. a coil
C. a choke
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: All of the above
10. Counter emf or induced voltage is:
Options
A. inversely proportional to the change in current
B. directly proportional to the change in time
C. directly proportional to the inductance in henrys
D. inversely proportional to the inductance in henrys
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Correct Answer: directly proportional to the inductance in henrys
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