Deck 8: Introduction to Alternating Current and Voltage

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An ac current is inversely proportional to an ac voltage.
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Commercial line voltages are usually square waves at a frequency of 60 Hz.
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Rise time, fall time, and duty cycle are all terms associated with sine wave measurement.
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One complete sine wave contains 360°.
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<strong>  Which of the following can be measured from points B to F in Figure 8 -1?</strong> A)the angle B)the peak -to -peak voltage C)the frequency D)the period <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the following can be measured from points B to F in Figure 8 -1?

A)the angle
B)the peak -to -peak voltage
C)the frequency
D)the period
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The term RMS stands for "root -mean -square."
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Kirchhoff's voltage law can be used with resistive ac circuits.
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A sine wave's peak value is smaller than its RMS value.
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Only frequency increases with the speed of an AC generator.
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7.07 VPP is approximately equal to 2.5 VRMS.
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Current flows both ways simultaneously in an AC circuit.
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<strong>  Which one of the following represents the value at point G in Figure 8 -1?</strong> A)the peak voltage B)the RMS voltage C)the frequency D)the period <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which one of the following represents the value at point G in Figure 8 -1?

A)the peak voltage
B)the RMS voltage
C)the frequency
D)the period
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What is the instantaneous voltage at 42° on a 230 VP sine wave?

A)149 V
B)154 V
C)115 V
D)76.1 V
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20 Vrms of alternating current will illuminate a given lamp at the same intensity as 20 V of direct current.
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The period of a 5 Hz wave form is 200 ms.
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A sine wave's frequency equals the reciprocal of its period.
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The higher a sine wave's frequency, the shorter its period.
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Single -phase power cannot be converted to three -phase power.
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RMS is another name for peak.
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The RMS value of a sine wave means .

A)the root mean square value
B)the heating effect of an ac generator of the same voltage
C)the same as IPP × R
D)the same as IP × R
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If you measure about 56 VPP across the source in Figure 8 -2, what is the trouble?

A)Both R1 and R2 are open.
B)R2 is open.
C)R1 is open.
D)There is no trouble. 56 VPP is a normal measurement for the source voltage.
E)any of these
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<strong>  Find RT in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)4.7 kΩ B)4.77 kΩ C)1.13 kΩ D)6.2 kΩ <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Find RT in Figure 8 -2.

A)4.7 kΩ
B)4.77 kΩ
C)1.13 kΩ
D)6.2 kΩ
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If a rectangular wave's pulse width is 50 µS and its frequency is 4 kHz, its duty cycle is _.

A)20%
B)1.25%
C)98.75%
D)80%
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<strong>  If R1 shorts in Figure 8 -2, VR2 .</strong> A)decreases B)increases C)remains the same <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If R1 shorts in Figure 8 -2, VR2 .

A)decreases
B)increases
C)remains the same
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Calculate the total power dissipation in the circuit in Figure 8 -2.

A)45.6 mW
B)64.5 mW
C)9.12 mW
D)182 mW
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<strong>  Calculate VR2 in Figure 8 -2. Figure 8 -2</strong> A)4.84 VP B)13.15 VP C)6.84 VPP D)6.84 VP <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Calculate VR2 in Figure 8 -2. Figure 8 -2

A)4.84 VP
B)13.15 VP
C)6.84 VPP
D)6.84 VP
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at an angle of 22°?</strong> A)12.0 V B)20.3 V C)8.03 V D)2.56 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at an angle of 22°?

A)12.0 V
B)20.3 V
C)8.03 V
D)2.56 V
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -1, which of the following can be measured from point E to point F?</strong> A)the RMS voltage B)the peak to peak voltage C)one cycle of voltage D)the peak voltage <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 8 -1, which of the following can be measured from point E to point F?

A)the RMS voltage
B)the peak to peak voltage
C)one cycle of voltage
D)the peak voltage
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -1, the time from point C to E is called .</strong> A)the period B)peak voltage C)a cycle D)a half -cycle <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 8 -1, the time from point C to E is called .

A)the period
B)peak voltage
C)a cycle
D)a half -cycle
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The time required by a 10 V square wave to change from 1 V to 9 V is known as the .

A)rise time
B)pulse width
C)period
D)fall time
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<strong>  VR2 if R1 opens in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)remains the same B)increases C)decreases <div style=padding-top: 35px>
VR2 if R1 opens in Figure 8 -2.

A)remains the same
B)increases
C)decreases
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<strong>  Which point in Figure 8 -1 is 180° away from point E?</strong> A)A B)B C)C D)D <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which point in Figure 8 -1 is 180° away from point E?

A)A
B)B
C)C
D)D
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<strong>  Find PR1 in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)0 W B)48.9 mW C)196 mW D)97.8 mW <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Find PR1 in Figure 8 -2.

A)0 W
B)48.9 mW
C)196 mW
D)97.8 mW
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at 122°?</strong> A)18.2 V B)11.2 V C)5.8 V D)11.6 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at 122°?

A)18.2 V
B)11.2 V
C)5.8 V
D)11.6 V
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -1, if the time from point A to H is 60 µs the frequency is .</strong> A)16.7 kHz B)50 kHz C)25 kHz D)More information is required to calculate the frequency. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 8 -1, if the time from point A to H is 60 µs the frequency is .

A)16.7 kHz
B)50 kHz
C)25 kHz
D)More information is required to calculate the frequency.
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<strong>  Calculate VR1 in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)21.4 VP B)6.84 VP C)13.7 VP D)13.2 VP <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Calculate VR1 in Figure 8 -2.

A)21.4 VP
B)6.84 VP
C)13.7 VP
D)13.2 VP
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What is the instantaneous voltage at 284° on a 22 VPP sine wave?

A)0.33 V
B)-10.7 V
C)-2.66 V
D)10.7 V
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<strong>  Calculate IT in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)4.55 mAPP B)9.12 mAPP C)3.22 mAPP D)6.44 mAPP <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Calculate IT in Figure 8 -2.

A)4.55 mAPP
B)9.12 mAPP
C)3.22 mAPP
D)6.44 mAPP
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<strong>  What is the approximate peak input voltage to the circuit in Figure 8 -2?</strong> A)20 VP B)14.1 VP C)28.3 VP D)10 VP <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What is the approximate peak input voltage to the circuit in Figure 8 -2?

A)20 VP
B)14.1 VP
C)28.3 VP
D)10 VP
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<strong>  VPP is measured between points in Figure 8 -1.</strong> A)G and I B)C and H C)D and F D)A and B <div style=padding-top: 35px>
VPP is measured between points in Figure 8 -1.

A)G and I
B)C and H
C)D and F
D)A and B
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A 12 VP sine wave equals _ _.

A)8.48 VRMS
B)7.64 VAVG
C)24 VPP
D)all of these
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A square wave is a unique form of the rectangular pulse wave in that:

A)the duty cycle is 50%.
B)the positive and negative halves are equal.
C)the wave is symmetrical.
D)all of these
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An oscilloscope's seconds/division switch is set on 20 ms/div. If a sine wave measures 4 divisions horizontally, what frequency is being measured?

A)12.5 Hz
B)50 Hz
C)25 Hz
D)More information is needed.
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The average value of a rectangular pulse wave is calculated as:

A)Vavg = Vbaseline + (duty cycle)× Vp.
B)Vavg = Vbaseline + Vp.
C)Vavg = 1.57 Vp.
D)Vavg = 0.637 Vp.
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If the period of a square wave is 22 ms, what is its frequency?

A)22 kHz
B)45.5 kHz
C)45.5 Hz
D)22 Hz
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A 10 VP sine wave is equal to _ _.

A)100 VPP
B)20 VPP
C)5 VPP
D)none of the above
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A 60 Hz sine wave completes cycles every 10 seconds.

A)1/16
B)600
C)10
D)6
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A sine wave's instantaneous voltage is 0 V at degrees.

A)180
B)0
C)360
D)all of these
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The AC sine wave varies from zero to its maximum value in accordance with:

A)an algebraic function.
B)a geometric progression.
C)a trigonometric relationship.
D)a mathematical formula.
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If a 10 kΩ resistor carries 5 mARMS of current, its voltage drop equals .

A)70.7 VRMS
B)5 VRMS
C)50 VRMS
D)7.07 VRMS
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An oscilloscope's seconds/division switch is set on 20 µs/cm. If the trace is 7.5 cm long, what is the period?

A)0.0015 s
B)1.5 µs
C)5 µs
D)150 µs
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What is the instantaneous voltage at 17° on a 169 VP sine wave?

A)161 V
B)98.8 V
C)49.4 V
D)80.5 V
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What is the approximate instantaneous voltage at 37° on a 169 VP sine wave?

A)135 V
B)102 V
C)119 V
D)239 V
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In a two -resistor series circuit VR1 = 6.5 VRMS and VR2 = 3.2 VRMS. The source voltage is .

A)9.19 VP
B)13.7 VP
C)9.7 VP
D)4.53 VP
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Superimposed DC and AC voltages mean the two voltages are combined:

A)in series -parallel aiding or opposing.
B)in series aiding or opposing.
C)in parallel aiding or opposing.
D)all of these
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The time (T)and the frequency (f)of an AC waveform are related as:

A)universally proportional.
B)directly proportional.
C)inversely proportional.
D)complimentary proportional.
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The symbol for the period of a wave form is:

A)W.
B)P.
C)T.
D)F.
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An oscilloscope's volts/division switch is set on 50 mV/div. If the vertical deflection of the oscilloscope's trace is 1.6 division, what voltage is being measured?

A)1.6 mV
B)80 mV
C)0.008 V
D)50 mV
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A formula for VRMS is .

A)2 × VP
B)0.707 × VPP
C)0.707 × VP
D)2.8 × VP
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The period of most AC waveforms is measured in units of:

A)alternations.
B)cycles.
C)seconds.
D)revolutions.
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The square wave is made up of:

A)just the fundamental frequency.
B)the fundamental frequency and all the odd harmonics.
C)the fundamental frequency and both the odd and even harmonics.
D)the fundamental frequency and all the even harmonics.
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The largest numerical value in the measurement of alternating current is:

A)peak.
B)rms.
C)average.
D)peak to peak.
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The output impedance of a function generator is usually

A)600 Ω
B)50 Ω
C)75 Ω
D)any of the above
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While troubleshooting a circuit the voltage seems to be zero; what if any adjustment should be checked on the oscilloscope?

A)trigger level
B)focus setting
C)time division setting
D)AC/GND/DC switch
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What type of sensor is used by a clamp meter to measure dc current?

A)transformer action
B)Hall -effect
C)inductive
D)inverter
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Spectrum analyzers

A)are fquency -domain devices
B)display the sinusoidal components of a waveform
C)are used primarily in RF and microwave applications
D)all of the above
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The value of a AC sine wave at any instant can be represented by:

A)a graph of the voltage or current vs. the angular measurement.
B)the formula Vi = Vp × sin 0.
C)a phasor whose angle and magnitude are representative of the AC signal.
D)all of these.
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Iif you want to test a system for its frequency response you would probably employ a(n)

A)arbitrary function generator
B)swept -frequency oscillator
C)multifunction singal generator
D)custom -pattern generator
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The formula to convert degrees to radians is:

A)  <strong>The formula to convert degrees to radians is: </strong> A)   B)   C)   180 ^ { \circ } = \mathrm { n } \text { radians }  D)  \text { all of these }  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)  <strong>The formula to convert degrees to radians is: </strong> A)   B)   C)   180 ^ { \circ } = \mathrm { n } \text { radians }  D)  \text { all of these }  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) 180=n radians 180 ^ { \circ } = \mathrm { n } \text { radians }
D)  all of these \text { all of these }
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Tradionally, radio frequency signal generators operate in the range of

A)100 kHz to 5 GHz
B)100 kHz to 1 GHz
C)500 kHz to 5 GHz
D)10 kHz to 1 GHz
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<strong>  This display in Figure 8 -3 illustrates maladjustment of which control on the oscilloscope?</strong> A)volts/div B)intensity C)coupling D)trigger level <div style=padding-top: 35px>
This display in Figure 8 -3 illustrates maladjustment of which control on the oscilloscope?

A)volts/div
B)intensity
C)coupling
D)trigger level
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Troubleshooting an AC circuit can be performed with which of the following tools?

A)digital multimeter
B)analog voltmeter
C)oscilloscope
D)any of the above
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A signal source that can produce custom waveforms is called a(n)

A)custom -pattern generator
B)multifunction singal generator
C)arbitrary function generator
D)all of the above
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Superimposing an AC voltage of 3.54 Vrms with a DC source of 10 V results in a waveform that:

A)peaks at 20 V.
B)peaks at 13.54 V.
C)peaks at 15 V.
D)both B and C
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An ac current is inversely proportional to an ac voltage.
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Commercial line voltages are usually square waves at a frequency of 60 Hz.
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Rise time, fall time, and duty cycle are all terms associated with sine wave measurement.
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One complete sine wave contains 360°.
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<strong>  Which of the following can be measured from points B to F in Figure 8 -1?</strong> A)the angle B)the peak -to -peak voltage C)the frequency D)the period
Which of the following can be measured from points B to F in Figure 8 -1?

A)the angle
B)the peak -to -peak voltage
C)the frequency
D)the period
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The term RMS stands for "root -mean -square."
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Kirchhoff's voltage law can be used with resistive ac circuits.
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A sine wave's peak value is smaller than its RMS value.
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Only frequency increases with the speed of an AC generator.
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7.07 VPP is approximately equal to 2.5 VRMS.
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Current flows both ways simultaneously in an AC circuit.
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<strong>  Which one of the following represents the value at point G in Figure 8 -1?</strong> A)the peak voltage B)the RMS voltage C)the frequency D)the period
Which one of the following represents the value at point G in Figure 8 -1?

A)the peak voltage
B)the RMS voltage
C)the frequency
D)the period
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What is the instantaneous voltage at 42° on a 230 VP sine wave?

A)149 V
B)154 V
C)115 V
D)76.1 V
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20 Vrms of alternating current will illuminate a given lamp at the same intensity as 20 V of direct current.
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The period of a 5 Hz wave form is 200 ms.
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A sine wave's frequency equals the reciprocal of its period.
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The higher a sine wave's frequency, the shorter its period.
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Single -phase power cannot be converted to three -phase power.
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RMS is another name for peak.
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The RMS value of a sine wave means .

A)the root mean square value
B)the heating effect of an ac generator of the same voltage
C)the same as IPP × R
D)the same as IP × R
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If you measure about 56 VPP across the source in Figure 8 -2, what is the trouble?

A)Both R1 and R2 are open.
B)R2 is open.
C)R1 is open.
D)There is no trouble. 56 VPP is a normal measurement for the source voltage.
E)any of these
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<strong>  Find RT in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)4.7 kΩ B)4.77 kΩ C)1.13 kΩ D)6.2 kΩ
Find RT in Figure 8 -2.

A)4.7 kΩ
B)4.77 kΩ
C)1.13 kΩ
D)6.2 kΩ
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If a rectangular wave's pulse width is 50 µS and its frequency is 4 kHz, its duty cycle is _.

A)20%
B)1.25%
C)98.75%
D)80%
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<strong>  If R1 shorts in Figure 8 -2, VR2 .</strong> A)decreases B)increases C)remains the same
If R1 shorts in Figure 8 -2, VR2 .

A)decreases
B)increases
C)remains the same
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Calculate the total power dissipation in the circuit in Figure 8 -2.

A)45.6 mW
B)64.5 mW
C)9.12 mW
D)182 mW
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<strong>  Calculate VR2 in Figure 8 -2. Figure 8 -2</strong> A)4.84 VP B)13.15 VP C)6.84 VPP D)6.84 VP
Calculate VR2 in Figure 8 -2. Figure 8 -2

A)4.84 VP
B)13.15 VP
C)6.84 VPP
D)6.84 VP
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at an angle of 22°?</strong> A)12.0 V B)20.3 V C)8.03 V D)2.56 V
In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at an angle of 22°?

A)12.0 V
B)20.3 V
C)8.03 V
D)2.56 V
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -1, which of the following can be measured from point E to point F?</strong> A)the RMS voltage B)the peak to peak voltage C)one cycle of voltage D)the peak voltage
In Figure 8 -1, which of the following can be measured from point E to point F?

A)the RMS voltage
B)the peak to peak voltage
C)one cycle of voltage
D)the peak voltage
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -1, the time from point C to E is called .</strong> A)the period B)peak voltage C)a cycle D)a half -cycle
In Figure 8 -1, the time from point C to E is called .

A)the period
B)peak voltage
C)a cycle
D)a half -cycle
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The time required by a 10 V square wave to change from 1 V to 9 V is known as the .

A)rise time
B)pulse width
C)period
D)fall time
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<strong>  VR2 if R1 opens in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)remains the same B)increases C)decreases
VR2 if R1 opens in Figure 8 -2.

A)remains the same
B)increases
C)decreases
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<strong>  Which point in Figure 8 -1 is 180° away from point E?</strong> A)A B)B C)C D)D
Which point in Figure 8 -1 is 180° away from point E?

A)A
B)B
C)C
D)D
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<strong>  Find PR1 in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)0 W B)48.9 mW C)196 mW D)97.8 mW
Find PR1 in Figure 8 -2.

A)0 W
B)48.9 mW
C)196 mW
D)97.8 mW
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at 122°?</strong> A)18.2 V B)11.2 V C)5.8 V D)11.6 V
In Figure 8 -2, what is the instantaneous voltage across R1 at 122°?

A)18.2 V
B)11.2 V
C)5.8 V
D)11.6 V
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<strong>  In Figure 8 -1, if the time from point A to H is 60 µs the frequency is .</strong> A)16.7 kHz B)50 kHz C)25 kHz D)More information is required to calculate the frequency.
In Figure 8 -1, if the time from point A to H is 60 µs the frequency is .

A)16.7 kHz
B)50 kHz
C)25 kHz
D)More information is required to calculate the frequency.
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<strong>  Calculate VR1 in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)21.4 VP B)6.84 VP C)13.7 VP D)13.2 VP
Calculate VR1 in Figure 8 -2.

A)21.4 VP
B)6.84 VP
C)13.7 VP
D)13.2 VP
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What is the instantaneous voltage at 284° on a 22 VPP sine wave?

A)0.33 V
B)-10.7 V
C)-2.66 V
D)10.7 V
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<strong>  Calculate IT in Figure 8 -2.</strong> A)4.55 mAPP B)9.12 mAPP C)3.22 mAPP D)6.44 mAPP
Calculate IT in Figure 8 -2.

A)4.55 mAPP
B)9.12 mAPP
C)3.22 mAPP
D)6.44 mAPP
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<strong>  What is the approximate peak input voltage to the circuit in Figure 8 -2?</strong> A)20 VP B)14.1 VP C)28.3 VP D)10 VP
What is the approximate peak input voltage to the circuit in Figure 8 -2?

A)20 VP
B)14.1 VP
C)28.3 VP
D)10 VP
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<strong>  VPP is measured between points in Figure 8 -1.</strong> A)G and I B)C and H C)D and F D)A and B
VPP is measured between points in Figure 8 -1.

A)G and I
B)C and H
C)D and F
D)A and B
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A 12 VP sine wave equals _ _.

A)8.48 VRMS
B)7.64 VAVG
C)24 VPP
D)all of these
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A square wave is a unique form of the rectangular pulse wave in that:

A)the duty cycle is 50%.
B)the positive and negative halves are equal.
C)the wave is symmetrical.
D)all of these
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43
An oscilloscope's seconds/division switch is set on 20 ms/div. If a sine wave measures 4 divisions horizontally, what frequency is being measured?

A)12.5 Hz
B)50 Hz
C)25 Hz
D)More information is needed.
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44
The average value of a rectangular pulse wave is calculated as:

A)Vavg = Vbaseline + (duty cycle)× Vp.
B)Vavg = Vbaseline + Vp.
C)Vavg = 1.57 Vp.
D)Vavg = 0.637 Vp.
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45
If the period of a square wave is 22 ms, what is its frequency?

A)22 kHz
B)45.5 kHz
C)45.5 Hz
D)22 Hz
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46
A 10 VP sine wave is equal to _ _.

A)100 VPP
B)20 VPP
C)5 VPP
D)none of the above
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47
A 60 Hz sine wave completes cycles every 10 seconds.

A)1/16
B)600
C)10
D)6
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48
A sine wave's instantaneous voltage is 0 V at degrees.

A)180
B)0
C)360
D)all of these
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49
The AC sine wave varies from zero to its maximum value in accordance with:

A)an algebraic function.
B)a geometric progression.
C)a trigonometric relationship.
D)a mathematical formula.
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50
If a 10 kΩ resistor carries 5 mARMS of current, its voltage drop equals .

A)70.7 VRMS
B)5 VRMS
C)50 VRMS
D)7.07 VRMS
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51
An oscilloscope's seconds/division switch is set on 20 µs/cm. If the trace is 7.5 cm long, what is the period?

A)0.0015 s
B)1.5 µs
C)5 µs
D)150 µs
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52
What is the instantaneous voltage at 17° on a 169 VP sine wave?

A)161 V
B)98.8 V
C)49.4 V
D)80.5 V
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53
What is the approximate instantaneous voltage at 37° on a 169 VP sine wave?

A)135 V
B)102 V
C)119 V
D)239 V
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54
In a two -resistor series circuit VR1 = 6.5 VRMS and VR2 = 3.2 VRMS. The source voltage is .

A)9.19 VP
B)13.7 VP
C)9.7 VP
D)4.53 VP
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55
Superimposed DC and AC voltages mean the two voltages are combined:

A)in series -parallel aiding or opposing.
B)in series aiding or opposing.
C)in parallel aiding or opposing.
D)all of these
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56
The time (T)and the frequency (f)of an AC waveform are related as:

A)universally proportional.
B)directly proportional.
C)inversely proportional.
D)complimentary proportional.
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57
The symbol for the period of a wave form is:

A)W.
B)P.
C)T.
D)F.
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58
An oscilloscope's volts/division switch is set on 50 mV/div. If the vertical deflection of the oscilloscope's trace is 1.6 division, what voltage is being measured?

A)1.6 mV
B)80 mV
C)0.008 V
D)50 mV
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59
A formula for VRMS is .

A)2 × VP
B)0.707 × VPP
C)0.707 × VP
D)2.8 × VP
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60
The period of most AC waveforms is measured in units of:

A)alternations.
B)cycles.
C)seconds.
D)revolutions.
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61
The square wave is made up of:

A)just the fundamental frequency.
B)the fundamental frequency and all the odd harmonics.
C)the fundamental frequency and both the odd and even harmonics.
D)the fundamental frequency and all the even harmonics.
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62
The largest numerical value in the measurement of alternating current is:

A)peak.
B)rms.
C)average.
D)peak to peak.
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63
The output impedance of a function generator is usually

A)600 Ω
B)50 Ω
C)75 Ω
D)any of the above
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64
While troubleshooting a circuit the voltage seems to be zero; what if any adjustment should be checked on the oscilloscope?

A)trigger level
B)focus setting
C)time division setting
D)AC/GND/DC switch
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65
What type of sensor is used by a clamp meter to measure dc current?

A)transformer action
B)Hall -effect
C)inductive
D)inverter
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66
Spectrum analyzers

A)are fquency -domain devices
B)display the sinusoidal components of a waveform
C)are used primarily in RF and microwave applications
D)all of the above
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67
The value of a AC sine wave at any instant can be represented by:

A)a graph of the voltage or current vs. the angular measurement.
B)the formula Vi = Vp × sin 0.
C)a phasor whose angle and magnitude are representative of the AC signal.
D)all of these.
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68
Iif you want to test a system for its frequency response you would probably employ a(n)

A)arbitrary function generator
B)swept -frequency oscillator
C)multifunction singal generator
D)custom -pattern generator
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69
The formula to convert degrees to radians is:

A)  <strong>The formula to convert degrees to radians is: </strong> A)   B)   C)   180 ^ { \circ } = \mathrm { n } \text { radians }  D)  \text { all of these }
B)  <strong>The formula to convert degrees to radians is: </strong> A)   B)   C)   180 ^ { \circ } = \mathrm { n } \text { radians }  D)  \text { all of these }
C) 180=n radians 180 ^ { \circ } = \mathrm { n } \text { radians }
D)  all of these \text { all of these }
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70
Tradionally, radio frequency signal generators operate in the range of

A)100 kHz to 5 GHz
B)100 kHz to 1 GHz
C)500 kHz to 5 GHz
D)10 kHz to 1 GHz
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71
<strong>  This display in Figure 8 -3 illustrates maladjustment of which control on the oscilloscope?</strong> A)volts/div B)intensity C)coupling D)trigger level
This display in Figure 8 -3 illustrates maladjustment of which control on the oscilloscope?

A)volts/div
B)intensity
C)coupling
D)trigger level
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72
Troubleshooting an AC circuit can be performed with which of the following tools?

A)digital multimeter
B)analog voltmeter
C)oscilloscope
D)any of the above
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73
A signal source that can produce custom waveforms is called a(n)

A)custom -pattern generator
B)multifunction singal generator
C)arbitrary function generator
D)all of the above
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74
Superimposing an AC voltage of 3.54 Vrms with a DC source of 10 V results in a waveform that:

A)peaks at 20 V.
B)peaks at 13.54 V.
C)peaks at 15 V.
D)both B and C
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