Elap 2A Final Flashcards

1
Q

Equipment designed to open circuits under fault conditions shall have an interrupting rating not less than the available voltage and circuit current at the line side of the equipment.

A

True

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2
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Equipment that is required to be readily accessible shall be capable of being reached quickly without the use of tools, with an exception for ___.

A

Keys

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3
Q

A conductors ____ is the amount of amperes it can carry continuously without exceeding its temperature rating.

A

Ampacity

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4
Q

The two fold purpose of the NEC is to protect ___ from the hazards associated with the use of electricity

A

Persons and property

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5
Q

Most voltages referenced in the NEC are ___ voltages

A

Nominal

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6
Q

Interpretations and approval of equipment are granted by the ___

A

AHJ

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7
Q

The AHJ can permit alternate ___ for installation.

A

Methods

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8
Q

Although installed in conformance with the NEC, all electrical installations may not be adequate for ___ expansion of electrical use.

A

Future

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9
Q

The NEC is not intended to be used as a ___ specification

A

Design

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10
Q

___ conductors are conductors not encased in a material recognized by the NEC as electrical insulation

A

Covered

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11
Q

Connectors, couplings, locknuts, and bushings are electrical ___

A

Fittings

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12
Q

___ means recognized as suitable for the use, purpose, ext.

A

Identified

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13
Q

Equipment that as been ___ is published in a directory by the testing lab certifying it is acceptable to the AHJ.

A

Listed

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14
Q

The purpose of a raceway is to help protect conductors from physical ___

A

Damage

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15
Q

The NEC requires that all electric equipment and conductors be ___ to be deemed acceptable to the AHJ

A

Approved

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16
Q

All unused openings other than those intended for the operation of equipment are required to be effectively ___ to afford equivalent protection.

A

Closed

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17
Q

Terminals for more than one conductor shall be ___

A

Identified

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18
Q

One of the ___ shall be readily accessible as required by the NEC.

A

Disconnecting means

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19
Q

___ conductors are the conductors form the service point to the service disconnecting means.

A

Service

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20
Q

___ conductors are all circuit conductors between the service equipment and the final branch circuit overcorrect device.

A

Feeder

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21
Q

The ___ is the portion of the electrical circuit between the last overcorrect device and the outlets or utilization equipment

A

Branch Circuit

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22
Q

A ___ load is a load where the waveform of the steady state current does not follow the wave shape of the applied voltage

A

Nonlinear

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23
Q

Branch circuits with not over 120 V between conductors are permitted to supply auxiliary equipment of electric discharge lamps

A

True

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24
Q

A GFCI receptacle or circuit breaker is set to trip at 10 mA

A

False

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25
Q

Receptacle outlets installed in a dwelling for specific appliances shall be located within ___’ of the appliance

A

6

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26
Q

At least one receptacle outlet shall be installed in ___’ or longer hallways of dwelling units.

A

10

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27
Q

___ is the ratio of the maximum demand of a system, or part of a system, to the total connected load of a system or the part of the system under consideration

A

Demand Factor

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28
Q

Branch circuit EGCs smaller than 4 AWG shall have a continuous outer finish that is either green or green with one or more ___ stripes

A

Yellow

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29
Q

All conductors of a ___ branch circuit shall originate from the same panelboard

A

Multiwire

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30
Q

A current flow of ___ mA will most likely cause the heart to stop pumping

A

100

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31
Q

A ___ is the amount of electricity required at a given time

A

Demand

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32
Q

Each single or multiple receptacle on a single strap is calculated at ___ VA.

A

180

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33
Q

Demand factors may be applied to ___ of the six loads of the standard calculation.

A

4

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34
Q

Four or more appliances that are fastened in place in a one family dwelling are calculated at ___ of the total loader all four appliances.

A

75%

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35
Q

The total load for household clothes dryers is calculated at ___ VA or the nameplate rating, whichever is higher (standard calculation)

A

5000

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36
Q

___ loads are loads that are not on the same time

A

Noncoincidental

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37
Q

The ___ load is the maximum unbalance between any of the ungrounded conductors and the grounded conductor

A

Feeder Neutral

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38
Q

For 1 systems, the formula ___ is used to determine minimum ampacity of the ungrounded conductors

A

I = VA/A

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39
Q

Heating or A/C loads are calculated at ___ of the nameplate rating and the largest load is used (standard calculation)

A

100%

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40
Q

After the minimum ampacity of the dwelling service has been calculated, Table ___ and 310.15(B)(7)(1) are used to determine the size of service entrance conductors

A

310.15(B)(16)

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41
Q

The demand had for household electric ranges rated in excess of ___ kW is calculated per Table 220.55 (Standard Calculation)

A

1-3/4

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42
Q

Feeders for several motors are calculated using the sum of the FLC tables of all motors plus ___% of the largest motor

A

25%

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43
Q

Less than four separately controlled electric space heating units in a dwelling unit are calculated at ___ % of their nameplate ratings (optional calculation)

A

65%

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44
Q

The ___ is the electrical supply, in the form of conductors and equipment, that provides electrical power to the building or structure.

A

Service

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45
Q

The ___ is the overhead conductors between the service point and the utility electric supply system

A

Service Drop

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46
Q

The __ is the underground service conductors that connect the utilities electrical distribution system and the service point.

A

Service Lateral

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47
Q

GFPE is designed to operate at settings not greater than 200 A

A

False

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48
Q

___ conductors are the conductors that extend from the service disconnecting means to the service point where the service point is located at the connections made at the service drip loop.

A

Overhead Service Entrance

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49
Q

Direct buried conductors emerging form the ground shall be protected from physical damage up to a point which is at least ___’ above finish grade

A

8

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50
Q

SE cable shall be supported at intervals not exceeding ___” and within ___” of every service head, gooseneck, or point of connection to a raceway or enclosure.

A

30; 12

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51
Q

Plug fuses have a voltage rating of ___ V between conductors in most applications

A

125

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52
Q

Insulated conductors installed in wet locations shall be of a type ___ for the use

A

Listed

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53
Q

No conductor shall be installed in such a manner that the operating temperature of its ___ is exceeded

A

Insulation

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54
Q

Flug fuses of 15A and lower are identified by ___ configuration of the fuse window

A

Hexagonal

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55
Q

Cartridge fuses with no markings are rated for ___ A

A

10,000

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56
Q

Circuit breakers that are not marked have an interrupting rating of ___ A

A

5,000

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57
Q

___ conditions include installations where the conductors are exposed to oils, greases, vapors, etc. that break down the integrity of the conductors insulation

A

Corrosive

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58
Q

Ampacity of feeder taps not over 25’ shall not be less than 1/3 of the rating of the overcorrect protective device protecting the ___ conductors

A

Feeder

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59
Q

In general, fuses and circuit breakers shall not be connected in ___.

A

Parallel

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60
Q

A ___ is a circuit breaker with an intentional delay between the time when the fault or overload is sensed and the time when the CB operates

A

ITCB

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61
Q

The next ___ standard size OCPD of 800 A or less is permitted to be used where the OCPD does not correspond to a standard size

A

Higher

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62
Q

A ___ is any current in excess of that for which the conductor or equipment is rated

A

Overcurrent

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63
Q

Type S fuses are designed for circuits not exceeding 100 V

A

False

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64
Q

Locations can be classified as either dry, ___ or wet

A

Damp

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65
Q

The greeks were the first to discover electricity about ___ years ago.

A

2500

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66
Q

A semiconductor contains ___ valence electrons

A

4

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67
Q

Direct current is described as ___

A

unidirectional

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68
Q

Alternating current is described as ___

A

bidirectional

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69
Q

One coulomb per second is equal to one ___

A

ampere

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70
Q

The amount of potential necessary to cause one coulomb to product to produce one joule of work is a ___

A

Volt

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71
Q

The unit of resistance to current flow is the ___

A

ohm

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72
Q

In a DC circuit, the current is directly proportional to voltage and inversely proportional to resistance is know as ___

A

Ohms Law

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73
Q

The force of electrostatic attraction or repulsion is directly proportional to the product of the two charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them?

A

Coulombs Law

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74
Q

The amount of electrical power being used in a circuit is measured in ___

A

Watts

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75
Q

What is another term for electromotive force?

A

Voltage

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76
Q

A voltmeter has a very ___ resistance connected in series with the meter movement

A

High

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77
Q

A test meter that uses a scale and pointer to indicate values is a ___ meter

A

Analog

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78
Q

An ammeter is connected in ___ with the load to permit the load to limit current flow

A

Series

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79
Q

What meter is designed to be connected directly across the power source?

A

Voltmeter

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80
Q

What meter measures an amount of voltage during a period of time and produces a two dimensional image?

A

Oscilloscope

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81
Q

The function that is equal to the adjacent divided by the hypotenuse is the ___

A

cosine

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82
Q

What memory aid will help you remember the trigonometric function relationships?

A

Oscar had a heap of apples

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83
Q

The function that is equal to the opposite divided by the hypotenuse is the ___

A

Sine

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84
Q

A line that indicates both magnitude and direction is a ___

A

Vector

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85
Q

A voltaic cell is constructed of two unlike metals and a(n) _____, alkaline, or salt solution.

A

Acid

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86
Q

Several cells connected together that produce voltage are called a _____.

A

Battery

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87
Q

The LeClanché cell is also known as a(n) _____ cell.

A

Carbon-zinc

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88
Q

Thermocouples produce voltage because of the action of two dissimilar metals. The voltage produced depends on the type of metals used and the _____ difference between the junction and the open ends.

A

Temperature

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89
Q

The amount of energy a cell can deliver is called its _____ capacity.

A

Current

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90
Q

The no-load voltage of a cell is greater than the normal load voltage because of the internal _____ of the cell.

A

Resistance

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91
Q

Piezoelectricity refers to electricity produced by some materials when they are subjected to _____.

A

Pressure

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92
Q

The amount of voltage produced by an individual _____ is determined by the materials from which it is made.

A

Cell

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93
Q

To perform a load test on a lead-acid battery, the amount of test current should be _____ times the ampere-hour capacity.

A

Three

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94
Q

What type of cell can be recharged?

A

Secondary

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95
Q

What type of cell cannot be recharged?

A

Primary

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96
Q

In 1800, Alessandro Volta was experimenting with producing electricity. He called his battery _____.

A

Voltaic pile

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97
Q

The time required for current in an inductor to reach its full Ohm’s law value is called the _____ time constant.

A

R-L

98
Q

Losses in the core of iron core inductors include _____ and _____ losses.

A

Eddy Current; Hysteresis

99
Q

What is one device used for spike suppression in either direct or alternating current circuits?

A

Metal Oxide Varistor

100
Q

An induced voltage opposes the motion that causes it according to _____.

A

Lenz’s Law

101
Q

Exponential curves are always divided into _____ time constants.

A

Five

102
Q

During the period of time known as the first time constant of an exponential curve, the current will rise to about _____ percent of its full value.

A

63.2

103
Q

A way of determining the relationships of the motion of the conductor, the magnetic field direction, and the direction of the induced current is by using the _____.

A

Left-Hand Generator Rule

104
Q

When using the left-hand generator rule, the center finger points to the direction of _____.

A

Current

105
Q

What is the unit of measurement for inductance?

A

Henry (H)

106
Q

When a conductor cuts magnetic lines of force, a voltage is induced into the conductor. This principle is called _____.

A

Electromagnetic Induction

107
Q

The direction of induced current can be determined by using _____’s left-hand generator rule.

A

Fleming

108
Q

When a closed loop of wire cuts through magnetic flux lines, a current is induced into the loop. The current in the loop sets up a magnetic field that is in opposition to the original magnetic flux. This is essentially _____.

A

Lenz’s Law

109
Q

If a voltage is being induced into a conductor by electromagnetic induction, reversing the direction of motion of the conductor will _____.

A

Reverse the polarity of the induced voltage

110
Q

When using the left-hand generator rule, the thumb points to the direction of _____.

A

Thrust

111
Q

What is the unit of measure for the power delivered to the load in a DC circuit?

A

Watts

112
Q

In a DC circuit, the product of volts times the amperes is called the _____ power.

A

True

113
Q

What type of load contains pure resistance?

A

Resistive

114
Q

The maximum point of a waveform is called the _____.

A

Peak

115
Q

If an AC waveform is rectified and converted into DC, the voltage value that results is the _____ value.

A

Average

116
Q

Rotating machines normally produce a waveform called a _____ wave.

A

Sine

117
Q

What type of AC waveform features voltage rising at a constant rate with respect to time?

A

Linear

118
Q

The number of cycles completed in one second is called a _____.

A

Frequency

119
Q

When current rises and falls at the same rate as the voltage and reverses the direction of flow when the voltage reverses polarity, the current is said to be _____ with the voltage.

A

In Phase

120
Q

A term used to indicate the same value as the RMS value is the _____ value.

A

Effective

121
Q

When AC voltage is rectified and converted into DC, the resulting waveform is normally not pure, flat DC. The pulses that occur are called _____.

A

Ripples

122
Q

The_____ effect occurs when AC induces eddy currents into the conductor, which cause the electrons to be repelled toward the outer surface of the conductor.

A

Skin

123
Q

What is the most common of all AC waveforms?

A

Sine

124
Q

The square root of the mean of the square of the instantaneous currents is known as the _____.

A

RMS

125
Q

Each complete waveform of 360° is called a _____.

A

Cycle

126
Q

The amplitude of a waveform is measured from _____.

A

Zero to the highest value obtained in either direction

127
Q

A voltmeter has a very _____ resistance connected in series with the meter movement.

A

High

128
Q

An ammeter is connected in _____ with the load to permit the load to limit current flow.

A

Series

129
Q

In a right triangle, the two non-right angles are each formed by the hypotenuse and one of the other sides. From the perspective of the angle, the side that is not the hypotenuse is called the _____.

A

Adjacent Side

130
Q

One method of adding two vectors that originate at the same point is the _____ method.

A

Parallelogram

131
Q

The total current-limiting effect is called _____.

A

Impedance

132
Q

The symbol for reactive power of an inductor is _____.

A

VARs

133
Q

The unit of inductance is the _____.

A

Henry

134
Q

Circuits are generally considered to contain _____ when any type of load that contains a coil is used.

A

Inductance

135
Q

When a magnetic field continually changes magnitude and direction, a voltage is continually being induced in the coil. This voltage is called _____ voltage.

A

Induced

136
Q

In a pure inductive circuit, current _____.

A

lags voltage by 90 degrees

137
Q

The current-limiting property of an inductor is called _____.

A

Reactance

138
Q

The waveform of the CEMF is _____ out-of-phase with the applied voltage.

A

180 degrees

139
Q

Eddy currents are small independent currents induced within the conductor because of direct current.

A

False

140
Q

A common practical use of induction is for _____.

A

Motors, Transformers, Generators

141
Q

For ac circuits, the ac _____ of a conductor must be taken into consideration.

A

Eddy currents, skin effect, resistance

142
Q

Conductor resistance is directly proportional to the conductor’s length and cross-sectional area.

A

False

143
Q

Self-induced voltage is 180º out-of-phase with the _____. When the applied voltage is at its maximum in one direction, the induced voltage is at its maximum in the opposite direction.

A

Applied Voltage

144
Q

In a purely inductive circuit, the CEMF waveform is _____ out-of-phase with the applied voltage waveform.

A

180 degrees

145
Q

The magnitude of self-induced voltage within a winding is directly proportional to the current flow, the winding, and the frequency at which magnetic fields cut through the winding.

A

True

146
Q

The expanding and collapsing magnetic field within the conductor induces a voltage in the conductors (CEMF) that repels the flowing electrons toward the surface of the conductor. This is called _____.

A

Skin Effect

147
Q

The movement of electrons caused by an external magnetic field is called _____ current, and the associated potential that is established is called _____ voltage.

A

Induced

148
Q

In dc circuits, the only property that affects current and voltage flow is _____.

A

Resistance

149
Q

In a parallel circuit, the voltage across the resistor and the voltage across the inductor are _____.

A

In phase

150
Q

In a parallel circuit, the current flow through the inductor will be _____.

A

90° out of phase with the voltage

151
Q

In a pure capacitive circuit, the current _____ the applied voltage by _____.

A

leads; 90°

152
Q

A capacitor is constructed by separating two metal conductors known as _____ with an insulating material known as a(n) _____.

A

plates; dielectric

153
Q

A charge curve for a capacitor is divided into _____ time constants

A

Five

154
Q

Polarized capacitors _____.

A

must be used with DC only

155
Q

The JAN standard is used to mark a capacitor intended for _____.

A

Military

156
Q

Polarized capacitors are also known as _____ capacitors.

A

Electrolytic

157
Q

Nonpolarized capacitors _____.

A

Can by used with either AC or DC

158
Q

When a capacitor is connected in a circuit with a resistor, the amount of time needed to charge the capacitor is called the _____.

A

RC time constant

159
Q

The capacitive reactance of a capacitor is _____ proportional to frequency.

A

Inversely

160
Q

When the voltage and current have _____ polarities in a pure capacitive circuit, the capacitor is discharging and the energy is returned to the circuit.

A

Opposite

161
Q

The material between a capacitor’s plates is rated by a value called the _____.

A

Dielectric constant

162
Q

The voltage rating of a capacitor _____.

A

should never be exceeded

163
Q

In a capacitor, the voltage difference between the plates controls the _____.

A

amount of dielectric stress

164
Q

Of the different power values in an RL circuit, which one is known as quadrature power?

A

VARs

165
Q

Dividing a circuit’s total applied voltage by the total impedance results in the total _____.

A

Current

166
Q

Of the different power values in an RL circuit, which one is known as wattless power?

A

VARs

167
Q

Power factor (PF) is the ratio of the _____ power to the _____ power.

A

True; apparent

168
Q

In a series circuit, the total _____ is equal to the sum of the individual resistors.

A

Resistance

169
Q

In a series RC circuit, apparent power can be calculated by _____.

A

ET × I

170
Q

Of the different power values in an RC circuit, which is known as apparent power?

A

VA

171
Q

If the voltage is behind the current in a RLC series circuit, the power factor is referred to as _____.

A

Leading

172
Q

In an RLC series circuit, the ratio of resistance, inductance, and capacitance determines how much the applied _____ leads or lags the circuit current.

A

Voltage

173
Q

If the voltage in a RLC series circuit is ahead of the current, the power factor is referred to as _____.

A

Lagging

174
Q

If the current leads the voltage in a RLC series circuit, the power factor is referred to as _____.

A

Leading

175
Q

In a RLC series circuit, the point at which XL and XC are equal is called _____.

A

Resonance

176
Q

Because inductive reactance and capacitive reactance are _____ out of phase with each other, they subtract from each other in an AC circuit.

A

180°

177
Q

If a RLC series circuit contains more capacitive VARs than inductive VARs, then the circuit has a _____ power factor.

A

Leading

178
Q

In a RLC series circuit, _____ is the same through all components and the _____ are out of phase.

A

Current; Voltages

179
Q

To correct the power factor to 100 percent an equal amount of capacitive VARs would be connected in _____ with the motor.

A

Parallel

180
Q

If the power factor is corrected exactly so that the circuit is purely resistive, the power factor has a value of _____.

A

Unity

181
Q

In an RLC parallel circuit, the _____ is the same through all components and the _____ are out of phase.

A

Voltage; Currents

182
Q

If a RLC parallel circuit contains more inductive VARs than capacitive VARs, the circuit has a _____ power factor.

A

Lagging

183
Q

A nonsinusoidal waveform is created when _____ loads distort the voltage and current sine wave.

A

Nonlinear

184
Q

The movement of electrons themselves does not produce any useful work. It’s the effects that the moving electrons have on the loads they flow through that are important.

A

True

185
Q

The effective value is equal to the peak value _____.

A

times 0.707

186
Q

Effective ac voltage or effective ac current is the equivalent value of dc voltage or dc current that would produce the same amount of heat in a resistor.

A

True

187
Q

The number of complete waveforms in one second is called the frequency. Frequency is expressed as _____ or cycles per second.

A

Hertz

188
Q

The term “phase” is used to indicate the time or degree relationship between two waveforms, such as voltage-to-current or voltage-to-voltage.

A

True

189
Q

Output voltage of a generator depends upon the _____.

A

Number of turns of wire, strength of the magnetic field, speed at which the coil rotates

190
Q

The movement of electrons themselves does not produce any useful work. It’s the effects that the moving electrons have on the loads they flow through that are important.

A

True

191
Q

n ac generators that produce large quantities of electricity, the conductor coils are stationary and the magnetic field revolves within the coils.

A

True

192
Q

_____ describes the steps necessary to determine the effective voltage or current value.

A

“Root-mean-square”

193
Q

The _____ wave is a waveform that is symmetrical with positive above and negative below the zero reference level.

A

Sine

194
Q

A capacitor is a device that resists changes in current. Because a capacitor introduces reactance to the circuit, it shifts the current waveform to _____.

A

lead the applied voltage by 90º

195
Q

If a capacitor is overcharged, the electrons from the negative plate could be pulled through the insulation to the positive plate. The capacitor is said to have _____.

A

Shorted

196
Q

A half-wave rectifier can be used to convert ac voltage into dc voltage to continuously charge a capacitor.

A

False

197
Q

To discharge a capacitor, all that is required is a(n) _____ path between the terminals of the capacitor. The free electrons on the negative plate then flow through the external circuit to the positive plate.

A

Conductive

198
Q

_____ is a property of an electrical circuit that enables it to store electrical energy by means of an electric field and to release this energy at a later time.

A

Capacitance

199
Q

The waveform of the CEMF is _____ out-of-phase with the applied voltage.

A

180°

200
Q

Conductor resistance is directly proportional to the conductor’s length and cross-sectional area.

A

False

201
Q

The magnitude of self-induced voltage within a winding is directly proportional to the current flow, the winding, and the frequency at which magnetic fields cut through the winding.

A

True

202
Q

How many 20A, 120V circuits are required for forty-two, 300W incandescent luminaires (noncontinuous load)?

A

6 Circuits

203
Q

What size transformer is required for a 100A, 240V, single-phase noncontinuous load (unity power factor)?

A

25 kVA

204
Q

Efficiency describes how much input energy is used for its intended purpose.

A

True

205
Q

When sizing circuits or equipment, always size the circuit components and transformers according to the apparent power (VA), not the true power (W).

A

True

206
Q

To determine the true power consumed by a dc circuit, multiply the volts by the amperes.

A

True

207
Q

Power factor is a measurement of how far the current is out-of-phase with the voltage.

A

True

208
Q

Because apparent power (VA) is greater than true power (W), more loads can be placed on a circuit, so fewer circuits and panels, and smaller transformers might be required.

A

False

209
Q

How many 20A, 120V circuits are required for forty-two, 300W luminaires (assume this is a noncontinuous inductive load) that have a power factor of 85 percent?

A

7 Circuits

210
Q

If you measure voltage and current in an inductive or capacitive circuit and then multiply them together, you obtain the circuit’s _____.

A

Apparent power

211
Q

Energy is stored in the electromagnetic field of an inductor and the electric field of a capacitor.

A

True

212
Q

A transformer that has one winding, which is used for both the primary and secondary, is called a(n) _____.

A

autotransformer

213
Q

Any transformer flux that does not follow the core and escapes into the surrounding air is called _____.

A

flux leakage

214
Q

Most transformer cores are assembled from many thin sheets of metal. This type of construction is called _____.

A

laminated

215
Q

A transformer in which the secondary voltage is more than the primary voltage is called a(n) _____ transformer.

A

step-up

216
Q

A tape-wound core is also called a(n) _____ core.

A

toroid

217
Q

The power input winding of a transformer is called the _____ winding.

A

primary

218
Q

What type of core is often found on high-voltage distribution transformers?

A

H-Type

219
Q

What is a magnetically operated device that can change values of voltage, current, and impedance without changing frequency?

A

A transformer

220
Q

A transformer in which the primary and secondary are physically separated and not connected by a conductor is called a(n) _____ transformer.

A

isolation

221
Q

In a transformer, the turns of primary wire compared to the turns of secondary wire is called the _____ ratio.

A

turns

222
Q

A transformer supplying a house with 240/120 V has a secondary which is center tapped. The conductor connected to the center is called the _____ conductor.

A

neutral

223
Q

The industrial use transformer that normally has 240 V or 480 V primary and a 120 V secondary is called a(n) _____ transformer.

A

control

224
Q

A transformer has a 240 V primary and a 120 V secondary. With a 30 ohm load connected, what is the primary volt-amps?

A

480

225
Q

The output winding of a transformer is called the _____ winding.

A

secondary

226
Q

If three-phase transformation is needed and a three-phase transformer of the proper size and turns ratio is not available, three single-phase transformers can be connected to form a _____.

A

three phase bank

227
Q

For installations that will have both three-phase and single phase loads on a three-phase transformer, the utility company often provides a(n) _____ three-phase transformer.

A

open delta with one transformer center tapped

228
Q

When using an open delta with a center tapped transformer, one wire is the high leg. The high leg is the one that _____.

A

has the highest voltage

229
Q

A wye-delta transformer has a primary voltage of 7200 V and a secondary voltage of 360 V. What is the turns ratio?

A

11.55:1

230
Q

In an open delta with a center-tapped transformer, label the two ends of the center-tapped transformer as L2 and L3 and label the high leg as L1. The current flow in the neutral (center tap) is equal to _____.

A

AN = A1 + (A2 – A3)

231
Q

The main power distribution system of a large industrial plant is generally shown using a(n) _____ diagram.

A

one-line

232
Q

When connecting three transformers for three-phase use with a delta secondary, a voltage test should be done before closing the secondary. The correct voltage reading is _____.

A

zero volts

233
Q

A delta-wye transformer has its _____ connected as a delta and its _____ connected as a wye.

A

primary; secondary

234
Q

A wye-delta transformer has its _____ connected as a wye and its _____ connected as a delta.

A

primary; secondary

235
Q

A wye-delta transformer has a primary line voltage of 7200 V and a secondary line voltage of 480 V. What is the turns ratio?

A

8.66:1

236
Q

In three-phase transformer connections, the primary leads are labeled with the letter _____ and the secondary leads are labeled with the letter _____.

A

H; X

237
Q

A wye-connected secondary has a phase voltage of 277.14 V. What is the line voltage?

A

480 V

238
Q

An open delta connection is made using _____ single-phase transformers.

A

two

239
Q

In an open delta with single-phase loads, the high leg must be identified by _____.

A

using orange wire; tagging

both A and B

240
Q

What function is performed by dielectric oil?

A

It acts as an insulator
It prevents moisture formation
It provides cooling.
(All of the above)

241
Q

The industrial use transformer that normally has 240 V or 480 V primary and a 120 V secondary is called a(n) _____ transformer.

A

Control

242
Q

If three-phase transformation is needed and a three-phase transformer of the proper size and turns ratio is not available, three single-phase transformers can be connected to form a _____.

A

three-phase bank