3B Midterm Prep Flashcards

1
Q

Overload relay devices are normally rated to trip at specific current when surrounded by an ambient temperature of ___ AC.

A

40

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2
Q

A ___ is a device used only periodically to remove electrical circuits from their supply source.

A

Disconnect

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3
Q

___ overload relays are extremely quick to reset because they do not require a cooling-off period before being reset.

A

Magnetic

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4
Q

Originally, most knife switches were made of ___, which required replacement after repeated arcing, heat generation, and mechanical fatigue.

A

copper

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5
Q

Two-wire control is normally used for ___ installations where an immediate return to service after a power failure is required.

A

Remote or inaccessible

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6
Q

One method that can be used to determine whether a transformer has failed is to measure the input and output ___.

A

voltages

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7
Q

To obtain a control voltage of 120 VAC from a line voltage of 480 VAC, the two primary coils must be connected in ___.

A

series

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8
Q

Transformers are used to increase generated ___ to a high level for transmission across the country and then decrease it to a low level for use by electrical loads.

A

voltage

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9
Q

Low voltage transformer windings are marked with an ___.

A

X

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10
Q

A ___ is a connection brought out of a winding at a point between its endpoints to allow the voltage or current ratio to be changed.

A

Tap

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11
Q

In a delta-connected system, ___ of the three wires are normally connected to ground.

A

none

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12
Q

Voltage between any two lines in a wye-connected AC generator is ___ multiplied by any of the individual phase voltages.

A

1.73

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13
Q

A(n) ___ connection is a connection that has each coil end connected end-to-end to form a closed loop.

A

delta

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14
Q

Each complete rotation of the ___ in a single phase (one wire) AC generator produces one complete alternating current cycle.

A

armature

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15
Q

The three ends of a wye-connected AC generator can be safely connected at the ___ point because no voltage difference exists between them.

A

neutral

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16
Q

A brush is the sliding contact the rides against the commutator segments or slip rings and is used to connect the ___ to the external circuit.

A

armature

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17
Q

A(n) ___ is the movable coil of wire in a generator that rotates through the magnetic field.

A

armature

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18
Q

Field windings are electromagnets used to produce the ___ field in a generator.

A

magnetic

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19
Q

Commutator segments reverse the connections to the brushes every ___ cycle.

A

half

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20
Q

A shunt-wound generator is a generator that has its field windings connected in ___(shunt) with the armature and the external circuit (load).

A

parallel

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21
Q

All contacts can have a maximum of ___ break(s).

A

two

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22
Q

Relays are available with 1 to ___ poles.

A

12

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23
Q

Typical ___ life ratings are 100,000 to 500,000 operations.

A

contact

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24
Q

Sulfidation increases the ___ of the contacts.

A

Resistance

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25
Q

A ___ relay is a fast-operating single-pole, single-throw switch with normally open contacts hermetically sealed in a glass envelope.

A

Reed

26
Q

A ___ is a flow path through a valve.

A

way

27
Q

Solenoids usually fail due to electrical problems or ___

A

mechanical damage

28
Q

Magnetic coils are normally constructed of many turns of insulated ___ wire wound on a spool.

A

copper

29
Q

The left-hand rule states that if the fingers of the left hand are wrapped in the direction of the current flow of the coil, the thumb points to the magnetic ___ pole of the coil.

A

north

30
Q

For most solenoids, the minimum pick-up voltage is about ___ of the solenoid rated voltage

A

80%-85%

31
Q

A(n) ___ system is not a common application of temperature switches.

A

Air compression

32
Q

A ___ is not a basic actuator used on limit-switches.

A

contact pole

33
Q

A ___ level switch detects the dielectric variation when a product is in contact with the probe and when the product is not in contact with the probe.

A

capacitive

34
Q

A(n) ___ is the part of a switch that includes the written description of the switch’s operation

A

legend plate

35
Q

A ___ is not a common foot switch application

A

two hand safety circuit

36
Q

The dashed line method works well when the control contacts are close together and the circuit is relatively ___.

A

simple

37
Q

The ___ gate is a universal building block of digital logic

A

NAND

38
Q

No more than ___ load(s) should be placed in any circuit line between the power lines L1 and L2

A

one

39
Q

Additional start pushbuttons are connected in parallel using ___ logic with the existing start pushbuttons

A

NOR

40
Q

Two loads must not be connected in ___ in one line of a line diagram

A

series

41
Q

Electrical power must be ___ when electrical equipment is inspected, serviced, or repaired.

A

removed

42
Q

A(n) ___ signal word is used to indicate an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury

A

danger

43
Q

___ is the process of removing the source of electrical power and installing a lock which prevents the power from being turned on.

A

lock out tag out

44
Q

A(n)___ is a temporary or movable platform or structure for works to stand on

A

scaffold

45
Q

___ injuries suck dick and are the result of improper lifting procedures

A

back

46
Q

A(n) ___ is a device that detects insulation deterioration by measuring high resistance values under high test voltage conditions

A

megohmmeter

47
Q

Always check for the presence of ___ before taking any measurements.

A

voltage

48
Q

in most cases, diodes are tested with a ___

A

digital multi meter

49
Q

A(n)___ is a test instrument that provides a visual display of voltages

A

oscilloscope

50
Q

A ___ tester is a device that indicates approximate voltage level and type (AC or DC) by the movement and vibration of a pointer on a scale.

A

voltage

51
Q

A ___ is a diagram that shows a logical sequence of steps for a given set of conditions

A

flow chart

52
Q

A(n)___ indicates the beginning and end of a flow chart or section of a flow chart

A

ellipse

53
Q

A(n) ___ is a material that has very little resistance to current flow and permits electrons to move through it easily

A

conductor

54
Q

A(n) ___ is a letter or combination of letters that represents a word

A

abbreviation

55
Q

The primary function or a ___ diagram is to show how the distinct parts of a system relate

A

block

56
Q

The unit of capacitance

A

farads

57
Q

The electrical term used to describe the opposition to electron flow is ___

A

resistance

58
Q

Ohm’s law is used in circuits that contain ___

A

impedance

59
Q

A(n) ___ is an electronic component that allows current to pass through it in only one direction.

A

diode

60
Q

___ power is power absorbed and returned to a load due to its inductive and/or capacity properties.

A

Reactive