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Question
Resistors are identified as to wattage by:
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A. size
B. color code
C. types of materials
D. internal construction
Correct Answer
size
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1. When both inputs of a J-K flip-flop cycle, the output will:
Options
A. be invalid
B. not change
C. change
D. toggle
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Correct Answer: not change
2. A register in the microprocessor that keeps track of the answer or results of any arithmetic or logic operation is the _________.
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A. stack pointer
B. program counter
C. instruction pointer
D. accumulator
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Correct Answer: accumulator
3. ___ power represents the energy dissipated at a given point in time.
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A. True
B. Reactive
C. Real
D. Instantaneous
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Correct Answer: Instantaneous
4. A 10 kΩ capacitive reactance equals a 100 µS capacitive susceptance.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
5.
The maximum peak-to-peak output voltage in the given circuit is 15 V.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
6. In a parallel resistive circuit:
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A. there is more than one current path between two points
B. the voltage applied divides between the branches
C. the total branch power exceeds the source power
D. the total circuit conductance is less than the smallest branch conductance
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Correct Answer: there is more than one current path between two points
7. What is the range between
f
1
and
f
2
of an
RLC
circuit that resonates at 150 kHz and has a
Q
of 30?
Options
A. 100.0 kHz to 155.0 kHz
B. 147.5 kHz to 152.5 kHz
C. 4500 kHz to 295.5 kHz
D. 149,970 Hz to 150,030 Hz
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Correct Answer: 147.5 kHz to 152.5 kHz
8. After a voltage has been applied to an inductor, the current will be ___ of its full value after 2 time constants.
Options
A. 63%
B. 86%
C. 95%
D. 98%
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Correct Answer: 86%
9. 4 amperes will flow through a 10 Ω resistor if 20 volts are placed across the resistor.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
10.
Dark current
is a small reverse current that flows in a photodiode that is receiving no light.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
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