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The duty cycle of a pulse is determined by which formula?
Options
A. Duty Cycle =
B. Duty Cycle =
C. Duty Cycle =
D. Duty Cycle =
Correct Answer
Duty Cycle =
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1. In a repetitive-pulse
RC
integrator circuit, what would the steady-state voltage equal at the end of the fifth pulse? Assume a
V
in
of 20 V.
Options
A. 1.46 V
B. 14.62 V
C. 20 V
D. 0 V
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Correct Answer: 14.62 V
2. In a series circuit, larger resistances drop larger voltages.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
3.
If four 9 V batteries are connected
series-aiding
, the total voltage is 36 V.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
4. What is the magnitude of the phase angle between the source voltage and current when a 100 mH inductor with an inductive reactance of 6 kΩ and a 1 kΩ resistor are in series with a source?
Options
A. 0.1°
B. 9.0°
C. 61.0°
D. 81.0°
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Correct Answer: 81.0°
5. What is the true power of a 24 Vac parallel
RL
circuit when
R
= 45 Ω and
X
L
= 1100 Ω?
Options
A. 313.45 W
B. 12.8 W
C. 44.96 W
D. 22.3 W
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Correct Answer: 12.8 W
6. A damaged resistor
Options
A. may appear burned
B. may have an increased resistance value
C. may be checked with an ohmmeter
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: All of the above
7. Ohm's law is a relationship between
Options
A. voltage, current, and time
B. power, current, and resistance
C. resistance, time, and current
D. voltage, current, and resistance
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Correct Answer: voltage, current, and resistance
8. What three subcircuits does a phase locked loop (PLL) consist of?
Options
A. phase comparator, comparator, and VCO
B. phase comparator, bandpass filter, and VCO
C. phase comparator, bandpass filter, and demodulator
D. phase comparator, low-pass filter, and VCO
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Correct Answer: phase comparator, low-pass filter, and VCO
9. A noninverting closed-loop op-amp circuit generally has a gain factor:
Options
A. less than one
B. greater than one
C. of zero
D. equal to one
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Correct Answer: greater than one
10. What is the average voltage when a rectangular wave's base line voltage is 20 V, its peak-to-peak voltage is 50 V, and its duty cycle is 20%?
Options
A. 26 V
B. 30 V
C. 40 V
D. 45 V
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Correct Answer: 30 V
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