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Question
What is the total inductance of a 5 H and a 100 mH coil connected in parallel?
Options
A. 4.76 mH
B. 33.3 mH
C. 98.0 mH
D. 150.0 mH
Correct Answer
98.0 mH
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1. What is electromagnetism?
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A. the magnetic field generated around a conductor when a current passes through it
B. the magnetic field generated in a conductor by an external voltage
C. the voltage caused by a magnetic field in a conductor
D. the current generated by an external magnetic field
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Correct Answer: the magnetic field generated around a conductor when a current passes through it
2. A change of one ampere per second in an inductor that induces a voltage of one volt is considered as which unit value?
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A. a lenz
B. an ohm
C. a farad
D. a henry
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Correct Answer: a henry
3. If the primary of a 4:1 turns transformer dissipates 5 W, what is the secondary power?
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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
4. 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
5. 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
6. What does Faraday's law concern?
Options
A. a magnetic field in a coil
B. a magnetic field cutting a conductor
C. a magnetic field hystersis
D. a magnetic field in a conductor
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Correct Answer: a magnetic field cutting a conductor
7. Providing a constant output regardless of ac input or load resistance changes is the function of a:
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A. transformer
B. filter
C. regulator
D. rectifier
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Correct Answer: regulator
8. What is wrong with this diode?
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A. open
B. short
C. nothing
D. not enough data
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Correct Answer: nothing
9. Electrons in the outermost orbit or shell of an atom are called
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A. free electrons
B. negative ions
C. valence electrons
D. conduction band electrons
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Correct Answer: valence electrons
10. Rectifier output polarity depends upon:
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A. cycles of input
B. capacitor polarity
C. half or full wave
D. diode installation
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Correct Answer: diode installation
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