Ac Power Flashcards

1
Q

What does AC stand for?

A

Alternating Current

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2
Q

What direction does AC travel through a conductor?

A

Both

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3
Q

List 2 advantages of AC over DC.

A

Equipment can be lighter.
Using transformers, voltage can be provided at different values easier.

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4
Q

The speed at which AC changes direction is called…?

A

Frequency

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5
Q

The level to which the voltage or current rises to is called…?

A

Amplitude

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6
Q

How are AC cycles per second expressed?

A

Hertz

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7
Q

What are the values of the ships main electrical supplies?

A

3 phase
450 volts
60 hertz

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8
Q

Draw the frequency equation.

A

Time(seconds)=1/frequency

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9
Q

What is the unit of inductance? But what are more common values?

A

Henry
Milli-Henries and Micro-Henries

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10
Q

Draw and label an AC waveform.

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11
Q

Draw and label a Bar Magnetic and a Horseshoe Magnetic.

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12
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Draw and label, showing the effects on the Magnetic Flux, when Magnets of equal poles are brought together. (fig 5.1)

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