Exam 2: Principles of Telecommunications Technology
Exam 1: Telecommunications Overview92 Questions
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Which of the following allows an electrical charge to flow in one direction first, then in the opposite direction, then back in the first direction?
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The release of an accumulated charge in some material or object is called:
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Current electricity is the controlled movement of an electrical charge along the atoms of a conductor.
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Match each statement below with the correct item
-A material's opposition to electric current.
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The pressure that an electric current exerts on its conductor is known as ____________________.
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An electronic component that allows current to flow in only one direction is referred to as:
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The distance between corresponding points on a cycle is called its:
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____________________ is a material's opposition to electric current.
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A material over which electric current readily flows is known as a(n) conductor. _________________________
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When current is manipulated to transmit information, it becomes a(n) ____________________.
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Is the term conductor used to describe a material over which current flows?
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Which of the following allows an electrical charge to flow steadily in one direction over a conductor?
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In direct current, the electrical charge flows in one direction first, then in the opposite direction, then back in the first direction. _________________________
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The pressure that the electric current exerts on its conductor is known as:
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The ability for an electric circuit to accumulate or store a charge is referred to as:
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What is the term used to describe a material over which electric current readily flows?
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____________________ is the release of an accumulated charge in some material or object.
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Which of the following refers to a specific section of a wave, beginning at its starting point, up to its highest amplitude, down to its lowest amplitude, then back to its starting point?
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