Technological World Flashcards

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what is a direct link

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when two parts are joined directly, no third item is present to join them

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what is an indirect link

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when a third item joins two parts together (screw, glue, etc)

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what does it mean if a link is partial

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if one part moves the other part it is linked with doesn’t have to

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how do you know when a link is complete

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if one part moves the part it is linked with also moved

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what does it mean when a link is removable

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parts can be disassembled without damage

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what does it mean when a link is non-removable

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parts cannot be disassembled without damage

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what does it mean when a link is rigid

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The linking mechanism does not allow for movement between parts

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what does it mean when the link is elastic

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linking mechanism allows the parts to change position

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what is the function of a guiding control

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allows a minimum/maximum amount of movement between two or more parts

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what are the three types of guiding controls

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translational, rotational, and helical

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what is a power supply

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component that can generate or provide the power that makes an electrical current in a circuit

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what are some types of power supplies

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battery, electrical outlet, and photovoltaic cell

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what is a conductor

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component that can transmit an electrical current from one part of a circuit to another

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what is an insulator

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A component that prevents the flow of electrons

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15
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what is protection

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component that can automatically stop current flow in case of a power source

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16
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what factors can affect electrical conductivity

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temperature and length

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17
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how does temperature electrical conductivity

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The colder the circuit the better

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how does the length of a wire affect the electrical conductivity

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shorter the wire better

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what is a control

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The ability to control the travel of electrical current (switch)

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what are different types of switches

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push button, lever, flip-flop, and magnetic contact switch

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what is the transformation of energy in a lightbulb

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electrical energy—>light and heat

22
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what is the transformation of energy in a battery when it’s being charged

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electrical energy—->chemical energy and heat

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what is the transformation of energy in a battery when it’s in use

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Chemical energy—->electrical energy and heat

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what is the transformation of energy in a motor

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electrical energy—->mechanical energy and heat and sound

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what is the transformation of energy with a speaker
electrical energy---->sound mechanical and heat energy
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what is a constraint
an element of external forces on the material
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what is compression
pushing together an object
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what is tension
pulling an object apart
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what is torsion
twisting an object
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what is deflection
bending an object
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what is shearing
cutting an object
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what is a mechanical property
how a material reacts when subjected to one or more constraints
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what are the main mechanical properties
hardness, elasticity, resilience, ductility, malleability, and stiffness
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what is hardness
The ability to resist indentation or abrasion
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what is elasticity
ability to return to their original shape undergoing a constraint
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what is resilience
ability to resist shock without breaking
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what is ductility
ability to stretch without breaking
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what is malleability
ability to be flattened or bent without breaking
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what is stiffness
ability to retain shape when subjected to various constraints
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what is corrosion resistant
ability to resist corrosion (rest, etc.)
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what is electrical conductivity
ability to conduct electricity
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what is thermal conductivity
ability to conduct heat
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what is thermoplastic
it can be heated and molded into new shapes
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what are the two types of plastic
thermoplastics and thermosetting
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what is thermosetting
plastic that cannot be heated and molded into new shapes
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what are some properties of ceramics
Low electrical conductivity, hardness, heat resistant, resistant to corrosion
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how can we prevent degradation with penetration of liquids
add waterproof coating
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how can we prevent degradation with oxidation
add antioxidants
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how can we prevent degradation with UV rays
add dark colors to absorb the UV rays
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what is linking
The connection of two or more parts