D - Test Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

A resistance reading of infinity or out of limits (OL) indicates a:

A

Resistance higher than the meter is capable of reading.

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2
Q

A resistance reading of 2.4 M ohms could be expressed as:

A

2 400 000 ohms.

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3
Q

The term impedance, as related to electrical test equipment, indicates:

A

The amount the test equipment will load the circuit.

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4
Q

The first step in operating a digital multimeter should be to:

A

Read manual.

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5
Q

A low resistance conductor that is connected in parallel with the ammeter’s digital display is called a:

A

Shunt.

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6
Q

When using the Ohm meter function of a digital multimeter, holding the two test leads together, a reading of (?) is expected.

A

0 ohms.

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7
Q

When using a digital multimeter to measure amperage, what protects the meter from having too much current run through it?

A

Internal fuse.

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8
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A high impedance digital meter should be used when measuring electronic circuits to reduce the:

A

Possibility of circuit damage and inaccuracy of meter readings due to meter loading.

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9
Q

True or False: Measuring the source voltage with no loads connected is known as measuring open circuit voltage.

A

True.

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10
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A(n) (?) digital multimeter automatically sets itself to the most accurate range within each function.

A

An auto ranging digital multimeter automatically sets itself to the most accurate range within each function.

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11
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When using a digital multimeter to check (?), the meter is connected in parallel to the source of voltage.

A

When using a digital multimeter to check voltage, the meter is connected in parallel to the source of voltage.

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When using a digital multimeter to check (?), the meter must be connected in series to allow all the circuit’s current to pass through the meter in order to obtain an accurate reading.

A

When using a digital multimeter to check amperage, the meter must be connected in series to allow all the circuit’s current to pass through the meter in order to obtain an accurate reading.

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13
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Meters equipped with a (?) have an internal battery to power the meter’s electronics.

A

Meters equipped with a digital display have an internal battery to power the meter’s electronics.

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14
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If the (?) is reversed on a digital multimeter, the digital display indicates a ( - ) negative sign.

A

If the polarity is reversed on a digital multimeter, the digital display indicates a ( - ) negative sign.

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15
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You should always use a (?) digital meter when measuring sensitive electronic circuits.

A

You should always use a high impedance digital meter when measuring sensitive electronic circuits.

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16
Q

The use of (?) is not recommended on any circuits, especially those containing electronic components.

A

The use of test lights is not recommended on any circuits, especially those containing electronic components.

17
Q

When using a digital multimeter to check (?) never connect the meter to an energized circuit.

A

When using a digital multimeter to check resistance, never connect the meter to an energized circuit.

18
Q

To read positive amperage readings, the arrow on the ammeter’s (?) is always pointed towards the battery’s negative terminal.

A

To read positive amperage readings, the arrow on the ammeter’s inductive clamp is always pointed towards the battery’s negative terminal.