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Permeability is the inverse equivalent of which electrical term?
Options
A. Voltage
B. Current
C. Resistance
D. Conductance
Correct Answer
Resistance
Magnetism and Electromagnetism problems
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1. The polarity of induced voltage while a field is collapsing is
Options
A. independent of the force creating the field
B. opposite to the force creating the field
C. identical to the force creating the field
D. present only if the force is stationary
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Correct Answer: opposite to the force creating the field
2. How much flux is there in a magnetic field when its flux density is 5000 µT and its cross-sectional area is 300 mm
2
?
Options
A. 16.67 mWb
B. 5.0 µWb
C. 3.0 mWb
D. 1.5 µWb
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Correct Answer: 1.5 µWb
3. Which electromagnetic device contains an
armature
?
Options
A. A speaker
B. A dc generator
C. A relay
D. A solenoid
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Correct Answer: A dc generator
4. "Series" and "parallel" as applied to dc motors refer to
Options
A. the connection of the motor and controller
B. the connection of the field coil and armature windings
C. the connection of the brush and commutator
D. the connection of the motor batteries
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Correct Answer: the connection of the field coil and armature windings
5. 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
6.
Calculate the
phase angle
in the given circuit.
Options
A. 0°
B. 90°
C. 22.52°
D. 67.48°
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Correct Answer: 67.48°
7. What is the phase angle for a parallel circuit consisting of a 500 kHz, 5 Vac source with a 47 pF capacitor, and a 4.7 kΩ resistor in parallel?
Options
A. 55.3°
B. ?55.3°
C. 34.8°
D. ?34.8°
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Correct Answer: 34.8°
8. Which of the following is the reference vector for parallel
RC
circuits?
Options
A.
R
B.
V
C.
I
D.
X
C
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Correct Answer:
V
9.
What is the total current in the given circuit?
Options
A. 0.28 A
B. 0.399 A
C. 909 A
D. 0.2 A
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Correct Answer: 0.28 A
10. What is the effect of increasing the resistance in a series
RC
circuit?
Options
A. There will be no effect at all.
B. The current will increase.
C. The phase shift will decrease.
D. The input voltage will increase.
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Correct Answer: The phase shift will decrease.
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