Rect & Batt Charge Part 1 Flashcards

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The value of DC that is the mathematical sum of all the instantaneous values recorded at even intervals over a fixed period is called the

A

Average value

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2
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How may electrical degrees is one cycle?

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360 degrees

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3
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What is the formula for calculating the period of a sine wave?

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T = 1/f

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4
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What is another name for effective value?

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RMS value

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5
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What is the exponent number for using the prefix expression of nano?

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10 ^ -9

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6
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How do you test to see if an Ohmeter is working properly?

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Touch the two leads together to verify operation

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7
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What are the two types of ammeters?

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Clamp-on and series

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8
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The ammeter has an ideal resistance of how many ohms?

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Zero

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9
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Oscilloscopes show what values on what axis?

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Time is horizontal and voltage is the amplitude (vertical)

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10
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The electrons of one atom pairing up with those of neighbouring atoms in a semi conductor material is called

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Covalent bonding

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11
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Insulators have how many valence electrons

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Five to eight

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12
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Semiconductors have four valence electrons and Are referred to as what elements

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Tetravalent

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13
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Once intrinsic material has been doped, the result is what sort of material?

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Extrinsic

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14
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Doping silicon with pentavalent materials such as Arsenic, Phosphorus or Antimony makes what sort of semiconductor material?

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N - Type

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15
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P Type semiconductor material is made by doping silicon with what materials?

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Trivalent

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16
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Electrons are referred to as majority charge carriers in N-Type semiconductor material, whereas the majority charge carriers in P-Type material are :

17
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What is a metal oxide varistor?

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It filters out voltage spikes that can occur on the ac supply. eg: surge protectors

18
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The lead connected to the P-Type Material is called..

19
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A diode only allows current to flow if the anode is positive with respect to the cathode with sufficient voltage. This diode is called a

A

Forward Bias Diode

20
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The maximum amount of reverse voltage that can be applied to a diode is call what?

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Reverse Bias Limit, Voltage Repetitive Reverse Maximum (Vrrm), peak inverse voltage (PIV) or peak reverse voltage (PRV)

21
Q

Heat sinks are mounted vertically to make use of what effect

22
Q

Diodes in the 150A to 500A range are usually

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Stud mounted with pigtail, press fit, known as medium current diodes

23
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What is a freewheeling diode also known as?

A

Suppression or protection diode

24
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Diodes that block current and provide battery isolation to prevent one load from discharging both batteries are called

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Isolating or Blocking diodes

25
A photodiode allows a small current to flow when ______ ______ is applied
When "NO LIGHT" is applied , called Dark current
26
LEDs are usually made of
Gallium Arsenic Phosphate (GaAsP) or Gallium Phosphate (GaP)
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Most common application of a diode is called a
Rectifier diode
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The electrons of one atom pairing up with those of neighbouring atoms in a semi conductor material is called Covalent Bonding and creates what structure?
A semiconductor crystal lattice structure
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How long is an alternation?
180 degrees or half of 1 cycle
30
Describe hole flow.
Positive to negative. Also known as Conventional Flow.
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Describe Conventional Flow.
Positive to negative. Also known as Hole flow.
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Describe Electron Flow.
Negative to Positive.
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What is another name for the Barrier Region in a diode?
Depletion Region.
34
Hole Flow is from Negative to Positive. T or F?
False. Hole Flow is from Positive to Negative.
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Hole Flow is from Positive to Negative. T or F?
True.
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Electron Flow is from Negative to Positive. T or F?
True
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How many Valence Electrons does Copper have?
1