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CHAPTER 2
An EMF of 1 V
Ans: can sometimes produce a large current
An ion
Ans: can have either positive or negative charge
An isotope
Ans: can have either positive or negative charge
A molecule
Ans: can consist of a single atom of an element
In a compound,
Ans: There must always be two or more elements
A coulomb
Ans: is an extremely large of charge carriers.
A stroke of lightning
Ans: is a discharge of static electricity.
A ferromagnetic material
Ans: concentrates magnetic flux lines within itself.
CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 4
A thermocouple
Ans: gets warm when dc flows though it.
CHAPTER 5
CHAPTER 6
Alkaline cells
Ans: generally work better in radios than zinccarbon cells.
A bleeder resistor
Ans: is connected across the capacitor in a power
supply.
A cell or battery that maintains a constant currentdelivering capability almost until it dies is said to have
Ans: A flat discharge curve.
CHAPTER 7
CHAPTER 8
An ac electromagnet
Ans: attracts pure, unmagnetized iron.
TEST: PART 1
Primary cells
Ans: cannot be recharged.
A chemical compound
Ans: consists of two or more atoms.
CHAPTER 9
Which of the following can vary with ac, but never with
dc?
Ans: Frequency
A rheostat
Ans: can be used in high voltage and/or high power
dc circuits.
A geomagnetic storm
Ans: can disturb the earths magnetic field.
Three phase ac
Ans: consists of three sine waves in different
phases.
A dc electromagnet
Ans: has constant polarity.
CHAPTER 11
CHAPTER 10
An inductor works by
Ans: storing energy as a magnetic field.
In a small inductance
Ans: energy is stored and released quickly.
CHAPTER 12
At a frequency of 95.7 MHz, which is in the frequencymodulation (FM) broadcast band and is considered part
of the very high frequency (VHF) radio spectrum, a
good form for an inductor would be
Ans: air-core.
CHAPTER 14
CHAPTER 13
A complex number
Ans: has a real number part and an imaginary part.
CHAPTER 15
CHAPTER 18
In a step-up transformer,
Ans: the primary voltage is less than the secondary
voltage.
CHAPTER 16
An autotransformer
Ans: consists of a single tap winding
CHAPTER 17
TEST: PART 2
Inductive susceptance is
Ans: negative imaginary
Admittance is
Ans: a measure of the ease which a circuit passes
ac.
CHAPTER 19
GaAs is
Ans: a compound
A crystal set
Ans: requires no battery
CHAPTER 20
A diode detector
Ans: is employed in some radio receivers
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CHAPTER 21
CHAPTER 22
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CHAPTER 23
In a P-channel JFET,
Ans: the drain is negative relative to the source
Saturation is nearest to
Ans: point D
Transconductance is a ratio of
Ans: a change in drain current to a change in gate
voltage.
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An RF oscillator usually
Ans: has most or all of its energy at a single
frequency.
CHAPTER 24
An RF choke
Ans: passes dc but blocks RF signals.
CHAPTER 25
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CHAPTER 26
TEST 3
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Baudot is a form of
Ans: digital code.
What can be done to minimize the capacitance of the PN junction in a semiconductor diode, thereby making
the component effective as a high-speed RF switch?
Ans: A layer of intrinsic semiconductor can be
placed between the P- and N-type material.
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Boolean algebra is
Ans: a useful toll in binary digital circuit design
An optoisolator consists of an
Ans: LED and a photodiode.
In a step up transformer,
Ans: the secondary voltage is more than the
primary voltage.
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CHAPTER 29
A major difference between a triode tube and an Nchannel FET is the fact that
Ans: triodes need higher power-supply voltages.
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A bright spot close to, and directly to the left, the center
of a conventional radar display indicates the presence
of a target
Ans: at close range, west of the observing station.
A stepper motor
Ans: results applied torque when stopped with
current going through its coils.
CHAPTER 30
A computer map
Ans: can help a robot find its way around.
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CHAPTER 31
An audio mixer
Ans: eliminates EMI problems in all but the worst
cases.
CHAPTER 32
A file server is
Ans: a central computer in a local area network.
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A platter is
Ans: a part of hard drive
A packet is
Ans: a piece of data sent over the Net.
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TEST 4
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FINAL EXAM
Power is defined as
Ans: the rate at which energy is radiated or
dissipated.
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a cold day, might fail to set off the alarm in the presence
of a real threat.
Ans: IR radiation detector
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In an FM signal, deviation is
Ans: the maximum extent to which the
instantaneous carrier frequency differs from the
unmodulated carrier frequency.
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