Practical Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What is a DC Power device?

A

An electrical device capable of generating a constant voltage.

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2
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What are Dual Power supplies used for?

A

Generating two constant voltages simultaneously, suitable for components requiring different DC voltage supplies.

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3
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What is the function of a Function Generator?

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To generate AC voltages such as sine, sawtooth, and square waveforms.

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4
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What does a Digital Multimeter measure?

A

DC and AC voltages, currents, and resistance.

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5
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What are Voltmeters used for?

A

To measure DC and AC voltages.

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6
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What do Ammeters measure?

A

DC and AC currents.

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7
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What is the purpose of an Ohmmeter?

A

To measure resistor values.

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8
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What is a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope?

A

An instrument used to measure and display DC and AC voltages and estimate the phase differences between two AC waveforms.

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9
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What is a prototyping board or breadboard used for?

A

A plastic board with metal connections underneath which is used to construct electronic circuits for designing and testing circuits

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10
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What do the first two bands of a resistor’s colour code represent?

A

The first and second digits of the resistor value.

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11
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What does the third band in a resistor’s colour code indicate?

A

The power-of-ten multiplier for the first two digits.

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12
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What does the fourth band in a resistor’s colour code signify?

A

Resistor Tolerance

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13
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What is the typical resistance tolerance range for modern resistors?

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Between 1% and 5%.

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14
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Explain resistance tolerance

A

Resistor tolerance indicates how precise the resistor value is
1kΩ resistor with a 5% tolerance can be anywhere between 950 Ω and 1050 Ω

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15
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Fill in the blank: The colour code for Black is _______.

A

0

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16
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Fill in the blank: The colour code for Brown is _______.

17
Q

Fill in the blank: The colour code for Red is _______.

18
Q

Fill in the blank: The colour code for Orange is _______.

19
Q

Fill in the blank: The colour code for Yellow is _______.

20
Q

Fill in the blank: The colour code for Green is _______.

21
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Fill in the blank: The colour code for Blue is _______.

22
Q

Fill in the blank: The colour code for Violet is _______.

23
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Fill in the blank: The colour code for Grey is _______.

24
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Fill in the blank: The colour code for White is _______.

25
Q

What is the resistor value for the colour bands Brown, Red, Red?

A

1200 = 1.2 kΩ

26
Q

What is the resistor value for the colour bands Brown, Grey, Red?

A

1800 = 1.8 kΩ

27
Q

What is the resistor value for the colour bands Orange, White, Red?

A

3900 = 3.9 kΩ

28
Q

What is the resistor value for the colour bands Yellow, Violet, Green?

A

4700000 = 4.7 MΩ

29
Q

What is the power rating of a resistor?

A

The maximum amount of power a resistor can dissipate This can stop it being damaged and overheated

30
Q

Equation of Cut-Off Frequency

A

R /(2pi L) = cut off F

31
Q

How to double/halve the cut-off frequency?

A

To double, halve the resistance or capacitance (Keep one constant)
To halve, double the resistance or capacitance (Keep one constant)

32
Q

How to double/halve the voltage gain?