Final Flashcards

1
Q

Electricity

A

the flow of electrons in a conductor

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2
Q

Ampere

A

the basic unit of measurement of current flow

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3
Q

voltage

A

another name for describing electromotive force

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4
Q

direct current flows in only one direction t or f

A

true

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5
Q

Hertz

A

the unit of measurement for frequency

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6
Q

How many “hot” legs are in a three phase service?

A

3

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7
Q

Should there be any voltage between the neutral and the ground?

A

No

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8
Q

What 3 elements of electricity does every working circuit have?

A

Voltage
Current
Resistance

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9
Q

Conductor

A

simply a material made of an element that freely transfers electrons.

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10
Q

Insulator

A

a material that is made of an element that does not freely transfer electrons.

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11
Q

In order of tie-in, label and what colors are the wires used in a 3-phase service disconnect?

A
Neutral- White
Ground- Green
X          - Black
Y          - Red
Z          - Blue
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12
Q

Ohms law is a collection of formulas that state the relationships among Voltage, Resistance, and also Power. The relationship is such that 1 ohm will maintain 1 amp of current at 1 volt.

A

True

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13
Q

When using a multi-meter, what setting do we use when measuring continuity of a cable?

A

Diode checker or Resistance

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14
Q

P
_____ (Power Pie Chart)
I I E

A
P= I E
I= P/E
E= P/I
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15
Q

V
_____
I I R

A
V= I R
I= V/R
R= V/I
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16
Q

Edison

A

A standard wall outlet for production use

17
Q

What is the voltage in the US between each phase (hot leg) and ground?

A

120

18
Q

What is the voltage in the US between two phases of a 3-phase service?

A

208

19
Q

Audio is AC or DC?

A

Alternating Current

20
Q

What do we call the panel at a venue that provides power to a sound, lighting or video distro?

A

Disconnect

21
Q

With an amplifier in Mono-Bridged mode, into which channel is the signal plugged?

A

Left Channel

22
Q

Name two types of crossovers

A

Active

Passive

23
Q

In Bridge-Mono mode, twice the maximum power is available from the amplifier but this maximum power is achieved at double the impedance.

A

True

24
Q

Every 3 dB increase in output level requires ______ the power

A

2x

25
Q

Every time you double the distance away from a sound system, the dB drops by how much?

A

6dB

26
Q

Is there more power delivered to a 16 ohm load or a 4 ohm load?

A

4 ohm

27
Q

Drive lines are

A

generally on the return channels of a snake but (but could be a separate snake).

28
Q

Is it necessary for a concert audio system to produce 20Hz-20kHz?

A

No

29
Q

Power amplifiers serve to provide an output signal strong enough to drive the Line amplifier t or f

A

False

30
Q

A passive crossover is (before/after) the amplifier?

A

after

31
Q

Impedance does not change in relation to frequency

A

False

32
Q

What is a negative attribute to speakers connected in series?

A

If one goes out, they all go out.

33
Q

What is the name of the 2 pronged connector the plugs into the speaker outputs on the back of an amplifier?

A

Banana plug

34
Q

Should you ever operate an amplifier with a lower impedance load than specified for that amp?

A

No