DC Theory

Question 1

Engineering notation

Answer 1

Exponents will always be moved in increments of three. The coefficient is greater than or equal to one and less than 1000.

Question 2

Tera

Answer 2

(T) 10^12 trillion times

Question 3

Giga

Answer 3

(G) 10^9 billion times

Question 4

Mega

Answer 4

(M) 10^6 million times

Question 5

Kilo

Answer 5

(k) 10^3 thousand times

Question 6

Milli

Answer 6

(m) thousandth of 10^-3

Question 7

Micro

Answer 7

(miu) millionth of 10^-6

Question 8

Nano

Answer 8

(n) billionth of 10^-9

Question 9

Pico

Answer 9

(p) Trillionth of 10^-12

Question 10

1,001,001,001,000.001001001001

Answer 10

1,001,001,001,000.001001001001

T. G. M. k. m. u. n. p

Question 11

What is atomic theory

Answer 11

Matter is anything that occupies space, as weight (mass), or requires energy to move. Matter consists of various sized particles, known as molecules.

Question 12

What is a molecule

Answer 12

A molecule is the smallest particle that a compound to be broken down into and still retain the properties of that compound

Question 13

What is a compound

Answer 13

A compound results from the combination of two or more different elements

Question 14

What are molecules made up of

Answer 14

Elements

Question 15

What are elements made up of

Answer 15

Atoms

Question 16

What is an atom

Answer 16

The smallest particle of an element that retains the characteristics of that element

Question 17

What does an atom consist of

Answer 17

Electrons, protons, neutrons.

Question 18

What are electrons

Answer 18

They are negatively charged particles.

Question 19

What are protons

Answer 19

They are positively charged particles.

Question 20

What are neutrons

Answer 20

They are neutral particles

Question 21

What are the two heaviest particles of an Atom

Answer 21

Protons and neutrons, this is why we are found in the center of an Atom

Question 22

What our valence electrons

Answer 22

Electrons found in orbit on the outermost ring, this causes the electron to require less energy to be “knocked out of orbit”

Question 23

What is a valence ring

Answer 23

The outermost ring of an Atom where electrons travel

Question 24

The further away from the nucleus that an electron is…

Answer 24

The less energy is required to “knock that electron out of its orbit”.

Question 25

What is electromotive force

Answer 25

The influence that makes electrons move.

Question 26

When one coulomb of charge exists, what is the electromotive force?

Answer 26

One volt

Question 27

One coulomb is?

Answer 27

6.25E18 electrons

Question 28

Letter for electromotive force and how it’s measured

Answer 28

E … In volts

Question 29

Current and how it’s measured

Answer 29

The directed flow of electrons through a circuit. Amperes

Question 30

Resistance and how it’s measured

Answer 30

Resistance to current flow. Measures in ohms

Question 31

Conductance

Answer 31

Opposite of resistance. Measures in Siemens “s”. Symbol for conductance is G

Question 32

Compositions of resistors

Answer 32

Carbon, wire wound, metal film, surface mount

Question 33

Ohms law

Answer 33

E
I = __
R

Question 34

LARS

Answer 34

Left add, right subtract

Question 35

Ground connections

Answer 35

A common reference point in every circuit

Question 36

Earth ground

Answer 36

To the earth

Question 37

Chassis ground

Answer 37

Connected to an appliance or the bodywork of a car

Question 38

Common

Answer 38

Subió usted yo represent a common return path

Question 39

What is the voltage of a ground always assumed to be

Answer 39

Zero

Question 40

I

Answer 40

E/R

Question 41

E

Answer 41

IR

Question 42

R

Answer 42

E/I

Question 43

Learn about types of resistors

Answer 43

Learn about fuses and circuit breakers

Question 44

Learn about variable resistors

Answer 44

Learn about the parts of a variable resistor

Question 45

Measure current

Answer 45

Make a break fill a break

Question 46

Measure resistance

Answer 46

De energize the circuit