Electric Princables Flashcards

1
Q

What does can bus stand for

A

Controller area network, data transfer

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2
Q

What does iso bus stand for

A

International standard organisation

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3
Q

Why are can wires twisted

A

To reduce interference

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4
Q

What is the normal resistance down a can wire

A

60 ohms

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5
Q

What does a zenor diode do

A

Guarantees a 5 v supply

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6
Q

What causes electrons to flow

A

Potential difference

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7
Q

What is multiplexing

A

A term for communication

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8
Q

What is a cathode

A

A negative, angry cath

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9
Q

Is a speed sensor passive inductive

A

Yes it is

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10
Q

What is conventional electric flow

A

POS to neg

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11
Q

What does a parallel circuit looks like

A

Item stack above one another

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12
Q

What does dc mean

A

Direct current

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13
Q

What does ac mean

A

Alternating current

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14
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What is current

A

Rate of which electrons flow

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15
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What is resistance

A

It is when a circuit has a form of resistance to flow

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16
Q

What is electricity

A

It is the flow of electrons from atom to atom in a conductive material

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17
Q

How many electrons on the outer shell does an insulator have

A

4 or more

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18
Q

How many electrons are on the outer shell of a conductor

A

3 or less

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19
Q

What is an atom made from

A

Neutron, proton and electron

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20
Q

How many electrons does a semi conductor have on outer shell

A

Only 4 can be manipulated to be either

21
Q

What is true electron flow

A

Negative to positive

22
Q

What is potential difference

A

It is difference between voltage in 2 components or circuit

23
Q

What is a milivolt

A

0.001 volts

24
Q

What is current measured in

25
Q

What is emf

A

Electromagnetic force

26
Q

What is a consumer

A

It is any component within a circuit

27
Q

What are the rules of a series circuit

A

Resistance is equal to amount of resistors , and if one device stops working nothing works

28
Q

What are the rules of a parallel circuit

A

Resistance will equal smaller then smallest resistor

29
Q

What wave type does an inductive sensor give out

A

Sine wave it is a smooth up and down

30
Q

How do you check resistance of a component

A

Isolate the component then test using ohms function

31
Q

What effect happens when a wire is wrapped round a coil

A

It increases the magnetic field

32
Q

What is a relay and what is it used for

A

It is a switch which allows 2 serperate circuits to move current.

Allows low current to switch to hugh current

33
Q

What are the 2 relay types

A

Single pole single throw (4 pin)
And single pole double throw (5 pin)

34
Q

How to measure a parasitic drain

A

Remove negative removal and set multimeter to amps by moving it to the most left port on positive side.

Connect in series ensuring no connection can happen on battery whatever amps are shown on the screen are the draw it has

35
Q

How does current work in a series circuit

A

It is the same at all points

36
Q

How does a voltage divider work in a series circuit

A

If there are 2 resistors r 1 and r 2 to work out r1 you would r1 over total resistance x input

37
Q

How do resistors in parallel work

A

Total will always be lower then smallest resistor,

1 over r total = 1 over r 1 + 1 over r 2

38
Q

What are the 3 ways of generating energy

A

Chemical , magnetism, solar

39
Q

What is a transistor

A

Is a micro relay

40
Q

How is a turbocharger driven

A

Through exhaust gasses

41
Q

How could you test an electronic fuel injector

A

Through a resistance check and a cylinder shutdown check

42
Q

How to test a common rail sensor

A

Check resistance through positive and signal and make sure it’s not high resistance or 0 ohms follow manufacturer guideline

43
Q

Why would a relay be fitted to a headlight circuit

A

To reduce current through the circuit

44
Q

In a 12v circuit 2 21 watt brake lamp bulbs are fitted how to work out smallest fuse needed

A

21 x 2

42 % 12 = 3.5

Need a fuse bigger than 3.5

45
Q

How to workout voltage through a resistor

A

Voltage out = voltage in % r2 over total resistance

46
Q

How to work out a voltage decider circuit

A

Resistance you want to work out divided by total x input voltage

47
Q

What is the normal resistance down a can wire

48
Q

What is a terminator resistance