Exam 12: Electric Current and Related Variables in Engineering

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Electric current is a fundamental dimension.

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In all batteries, electricity is produced by

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In general, there are two ways in which the sun's energy is converted into electricity:

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Every engineer needs to understand the fundamentals of electricity and magnetism.

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The distribution of light on a horizontal surface is known as

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The SI unit for electric current is

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In lighting design, a variable called CRI is often used.What does CRI stand for?

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Electrical components that store energy on two oppositely charged electrodes, rather than through a chemical reaction are known as

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The law that states that at any given time, the sum of the currents entering a node must equal the sum of the currents leaving the node is know as

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In certain circuits, if one of the elements fails, that failure prevents the current from flowing through other elements in the circuit; thus the entire circuit fails.This type of circuit is a

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The basic law of electric charges states that unlike charges attract each other while like charges repel.

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In SI units, the unit of charge is the coulomb (C).

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Primary cells are batteries that can be recharged while secondary cells are batteries that cannot be recharged.

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A numbering system that describes the size of an electric conductor is AWG.What does AWG stand for?

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The amount of work required to move charge between two points is represented by

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Capacitors are used for

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The ratio of how much light is produced by a lamp (in lumens) to how much energy is consumed by the lamp (in watts) is known as

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The ratio of the diameter of No.1 AWG wire to No.2 is

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How many kW-hour is consumed by a TV set that uses 250 watts when it is left on for 4 hours?

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When it comes to wire size, the larger the gage number the larger the wire diameter.

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