Day 2 Progress Check: Wiring Identification Flashcards

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1.
What is the primary purpose of shielding in shielded cables?

A

To prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI)

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2.
Which material is commonly used for plating aircraft wires to prevent oxidation and improve soldering ability?

A

Tin

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Q

3.
The American Wire Gauge (AWG) system is used to:

A

Define the diameter of a wire, where a larger number corresponds to a smaller diameter

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4.
When selecting aircraft wiring, which of the following is a primary factor that determines wire size?

A

The mechanical strength needed to support service conditions

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Q

5.
Why is it critical to avoid using aluminum wire in high-vibration areas or where frequent connections and disconnections occur?

A

Aluminum wire is prone to breaking under vibration

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6.
When selecting insulation materials for use in engine compartments, which characteristic is most critical?

A

Heat resistance

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7.
Insulation on high-tension wires, such as those used for ignition leads, is thicker than that on low-tension wires primarily because:

A

High-tension wires operate at much higher voltages, requiring more insulation to prevent arcing

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8.
Which of the following methods is recommended for marking wires in modern aircraft with ultra-thin insulation?

A

Laser Printer

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9.
Why is it important to retain the original wire marking code when installing new wires?

A

To maintain consistency and avoid confusion during maintenance

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10.
In wire marking, identification labels should be placed at what intervals along the length of the wire?

A

Every 12 to 15 inches

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11.
Which type of aircraft wiring is best suited for carrying large amounts of current over long distances?

A

Aluminum wiring

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12.
What is the primary advantage of using a single wire grounded circuit in an aircraft?

A

It saves weight by using the aircraft structure as the return path

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Q

13.
MIL-W-22759 wiring is recommended for post-1990 aircraft because it:

A

Is insulated with Teflon, providing better thermal resistance

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14.
When determining wire size using a wire gauge chart, if the imaginary line falls between two numbers, which wire size should be selected?

A

The larger gauge number

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15.
Which of the following factors directly affects the allowable current in a wire?

A

The external heat sources and insulation type

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