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Question
A transformer is used:
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A. to couple electric energy from one dc circuit to another
B. to couple electric energy from an ac circuit to a dc circuit
C. to couple electric energy from a dc circuit to an ac circuit
D. to couple electric energy from one ac circuit to another
Correct Answer
to couple electric energy from one ac circuit to another
Inductors problems
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1. Faraday's law states that the:
Options
A. direction of the induced voltage produces an opposition
B. direction of an induced current produces an aiding effect
C. emf depends on the rate of cutting flux
D. emf is related to the direction of the current
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Correct Answer: emf depends on the rate of cutting flux
2. Find V
R
and V
L
.
Options
A. V
R
= 41.6 V, V
L
= 78.4 V
B. V
R
= 48 V, V
L
= 110 V
C. V
R
= 56 V, V
L
= 106 V
D. V
R
= 60 V, V
L
= 60 V
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Correct Answer: V
R
= 56 V, V
L
= 106 V
3. What term is used to describe the action of magnetic flux from one circuit that cuts across the conductors of another circuit?
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A. self-inductance
B. rectification
C. mutual inductance
D. magnetism
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Correct Answer: mutual inductance
4. When used as a filter, an inductor is
Options
A. placed in series with the load and aids any current changes
B. placed in parallel with the load and aids any current changes
C. placed in parallel with the load and opposes any current changes
D. placed in series with the load and opposes any current changes
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Correct Answer: placed in series with the load and opposes any current changes
5. A loaded transformer will achieve mutual induction when:
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A. secondary current increase causes a primary current decrease
B. primary current is increased by an increase in secondary current
C. primary current is decreased by an increase in secondary current
D. secondary current decrease causes a primary current increase
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Correct Answer: primary current is increased by an increase in secondary current
6. The unit of flux density is:
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A. magnetomotive force
B. a weber
C. a maxwell
D. a tesla
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Correct Answer: a tesla
Explanation:
tesla or weber/m2 is the unit of flux density
7. The time difference, or lag, between flux density and magnetizing force is known as:
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A. eddy current
B. magnetic saturation
C. hysteresis
D. coercivity
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Correct Answer: hysteresis
8. The time required for one weber of flux to cut a conductor and produce one volt is:
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A. one revolution
B. one second
C. one millisecond
D. four revolutions
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Correct Answer: one second
9. If the primary of a 4:1 turns transformer dissipates 5 W, what is the secondary power?
Options
A. 5.0 W
B. 1.25 pW
C. 9.5 W
D. 20.0 mW
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Correct Answer: 5.0 W
10. A change of one ampere per second in an inductor that induces a voltage of one volt is considered as which unit value?
Options
A. a lenz
B. an ohm
C. a farad
D. a henry
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Correct Answer: a henry
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