Quiz 4-2 Solution
Part
1: Fill in the Blanks and Definitions
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A _________________ is a useful device for making non-permanent electrical
connections in order
to evaluate a concept. It consists of a series of holes aligned in rows
across the entire surface of an
insulation material. Copper strips are run in parallel under the rows of
holes and are used as
conductor pathways.
breadboard
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More permanent than the above, a _____________________________________ is
made from a
thin layer of conductor material, usually copper foil, cut in strips and
attached to an insulated board.
The strips act as conductor paths. Components are inserte holes in the
insulated board
and then soldered to the conductive strips at circular spots.
printed circuit board
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The flow of electrons is called _____________________
current
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The charge of 6.14 x1018 electrons is called a
____________________ coulomb
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The unit of measurement for current is the __________________ ampere
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__________________ is the force that moves electrons in a circuit
voltage
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__________________ is a general name for materials with high resistance
Insulators
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__________________ is a general name for materials with low resistance
conductors
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Write the symbol or letter for the following items in the space provided
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Electrical prefixes
Some
common prefixes used in electronics
are shown in the table on the right.
Write
the symbol or letter for each of the
symbols in the space provided |
Prefix |
Symbol or Letter |
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10-9 |
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10-6 |
m |
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10-3 |
m |
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103 |
K |
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106 |
M |
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109 |
G |
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One amp is the amount of current that flows in a conductor when one
____________ of charge
moves past a point in one second.
coulomb
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What is the name of the single instrument used to measure
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Resistance: ________________________________
Ohmmeter
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Current: ___________________________________
Ammeter
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Voltage: ___________________________________
Voltmeter
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A resistor's ______________________ is the amount that it may vary and still
be acceptable.
tolerance
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For each of the following, indicate whether the instrument is connected in
series with the item being
measure or in parallel (your answer should be either series or parallel).
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Resistance: _________________
Parallel
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Current: ____________________
Series
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Voltage: ____________________
Parallel
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List the 2 primary types of ground discussed in the text.
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_________________________Earth
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Electrical
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The type of ground used in a car is referred to as a ________________ ground
chassis or
electrical
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Variable resistors used to control resistance are called ________________
potentiometers
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Variable
resistors used to control current are called _________________
rheostats
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The
relationship of current, voltage, and resistance is given by _______________
law.
Ohm's
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Current
that flows in one direction and then the other is called ___________________
AC
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Current
that flows in one direction only is called ___________________________
direct current.
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The
basic unit of power is the ____________________________
watt
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The
_________________ is a device used to control a large flow of current by
means of a low
voltage, low current circuit.
relay
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A
__________________ is a device used to transfer energy from one circuit to
another using
electromagnetic induction.
transformer
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The
opposition to alternating current as a result of inductance or capacitance
is called
_________________ reactance.
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Induced
emf in any circuit is always in such a direction as to oppose the effect
that produces it.
This is a statement of ________________ law.
Lenz's
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_____________________
is an inherent property of an electrical circuit that opposes a change in
current. Inductance
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The
total resistance to the flow of an alternating current as a result of
resistance and reactance is
called _________________________ impedance
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A
__________________ is a device that temporarily stores an electric charge.
capacitor
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An
__________________ is an electronic component that is used to produce
inductance in a
circuit. A coil is an example
of such a component.
inductor
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Ohm's
law is valid for AC circuits, except that _________________ must be
substituted by
resistance.
impedance
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The
_______________
__________________ is the time period required for the voltage of a
capacitor in an RC circuit to increase to 63.2% of maximum value or decrease
to 36.7% of
maximum value. time constant
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The
formula for capacitive reactance is XC = 1/2PfC.
Provide the units for each of the components
of this formula listed below.
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XC: ____________ohms
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f: _________________hertz
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C: ________________farads
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The
following formula was discussed in chapter 15.
Z = (R2 + XC2)1/2
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Z is referred to as ________________________ impedance
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The units of Z are ___________ohms Ø
The units of R are ___________________ ohms
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In
a step down transformer, the higher current will be on the ________________
while the lower current will be on the ________________ side.
primary
secondary
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Most
transformer calculations are based on the assumption that transformers are
100% efficient. What are the 3 types of transformer losses.
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________________________________________copper
loss
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________________________________________eddy
current
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________________________________________hysteresis
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The ______________________ of AC current or voltage produces the same
results as the
equivalent DC voltage or current.
effective value
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Check the appropriate answer below
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To increase the total voltage, batteries are placed in ___ series
____ parallel series
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To increase the total current, batteries are placed in ___ series
____ parallel
parallel
Part 2: Circuit Analysis- DC and Resistance
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Given a circuit with a DC power of 9 volts supply and 3 resistors in series.
Each resistor has a
value of 1 ohms.
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What is the total or equivalent resistance in this circuit?
R1 + R2 + R3 = 3
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What is the voltage drop across each resistor?
The voltage drop is proportional to the resistance and they sum to the total
source.
Voltage drop across each resistor is 3 volts
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Given a circuit with a DC power supply, supplying 9 volts and 4 resistors in
parallel. Each resistor
has a value of 2 ohms.
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What is the total or equivalent resistance in this circuit?
1/RT
= 1/2 + 1/2 + 1/2 + 1/2 = 2
gives RT = 2
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What is the voltage drop across each resistor?
9
volts
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Given a circuit with a resistor rated at 2 ohms and 2 DC batteries,
connected in series, each rated
at 12 volts. What is the total
voltage in the circuit?
24 volts
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Given a circuit with a resistor rated at 2 ohms and 2 DC batteries,
connected in parallel, each rated
at 8 volts. What is the total
voltage in the circuit?
8 volts
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How much current is used by a 240-watt, 120 volt light bulb?
P = IE
240= I(120) gives I = 240/120 = 2 amp
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Clearly state Kirchoff's voltage law in terms of voltage rise and voltage
drop
Voltage rise = voltage drop
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Three cells are connected as shown
on the right
This is an example of what type
connection? (check the correct answer)
series ______
parallel _____
parallel
series-parallel _______ |
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Resistors are connected to a power supply as
shown on the right.
This is an example of what type
connection? (check the correct answer)
series ____
parallel ___
series-parallel _______
series-parallel |
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Part 3: Electronics Symbols
Electronic symbols are used extensively in circuits
to represent various electrical devices and components. Provide the name of
each symbol in the space below each symbol.
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Resistor |
Inductor |
AC Power |
Ground |
Cell |
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Capacitor |
Variable Capacitor |
Potentiometer |
Voltmeter |
Ammeter |
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Part 4: Circuit Analysis - AC with RL and RC Circuits
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Assume that you have 4 coils, each with inductance L.
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Give an expression below for the total inductance, LT if they are
connected in series
LT = L + L + L + L =
4L
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Give an expression below for the total inductance, LT if they are
connected in parallel.
1/LT
= 1/L + 1/L + 1/L + 1L = 4/L
LT
= L/4
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There is a white canister on the pole shown on the right.
This is a picture of a _________________________________
Transformer
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Assume that you have 4 capacitors, each with capacitance C.
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Give an expression below for the total capacitance CT if
they
are connected in series.
1/CT
= 1/C + 1/C + 1/C +1/C = 4/C
CT
= C/4 |
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Give an expression below for the total capacitance CT if they are
connected in parallel.
CT = C + C + C + C = 4C
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Assume that the voltage on the lines outside a residence is 2400 volts and
that it must be reduced
to
120 volts for use in a residence.
To do this a transformer is to be used.
If there are 500 turns on the primary side of the transformer, how many
turns should be on the
secondary side?
VS/VP
= NS/NP gives
NS = VsNP/VP
= (120)(500)/2400 = 25
turns
Part 5: Extra Credit
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A picture of ________________________________________ appears on the first
page of this
quiz.
Nikola Tesla
n Where was this person born (what country)? __________________________ Serbia