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38 Cards in this Set
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Power supplies convert_________. |
AC power to DC power |
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Power supplies have___ sections. |
5. Input >>> Rectifier>>> Filter>>> Regulator>>> Protection. |
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The input section_____________. |
Steps up or down the AC voltage. |
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The Rectifier section changes ____________. |
Changes AC to pulsating DC. |
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The filter section changes_________. |
Pulsating DC into smooth DC. |
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The Regulator section___________. |
Maintains the output DC at a constant level. |
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Diode rectifiers convert________. |
AC power to pulsating DC power. |
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Half wave rectifiers have one diode and use_____ of the input signal. |
Half. |
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Full wave rectifiers have two diodes and use______ of the input signal. |
All. |
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Bridge wave rectifiers have four diodes and use_______ of the input signal. |
All. |
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In a Half Wave Rectifier, the output frequency of the ripple is______ as the input frequency. |
The same. |
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In a Full Wave Rectifier, the output frequency of the ripple is________the input frequency. |
Twice. |
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Checking for normal operation of a Rectifier circuit requires comparing calculated____________ with measured_________. |
Output voltage Output voltage. |
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Zener Diodes are used as voltage regulators and operate in the break down voltage area otherwise called__________. |
Vz |
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Zener Diodes act like a junction diode when______ biased and________ biased below Vz. |
Forward Reverse |
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Checking a Zener diode with an analog ohmeter will show_____ ohms at forward bias, and______ ohms at reverse bias below Vz. |
Low @ forward bias High @ reverse bias below Vz |
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The purpose of a power supply is to_________________. |
Convert AC power to DC power. |
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Which circuit in a power supply is optional? |
Protection. |
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The purpose of a series voltage Regulator is to maintain a constant output___________________. |
Voltage to a load. |
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In a parallel voltage Regulator, what causes Eout to increase? |
DC input voltage increases or the load current decreases. |
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A Zener diode is reverse biased when_______________. |
The anode is more negative than the cathode. |
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What component is usually found faulty in a voltage Regulator circuit? |
The Zener diode. |
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What is the advantage of an IC Regulator over a multicomponent Regulator. |
Internal thermal protection. |
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What is the max current output for the 7812 IC Regulator. |
1.5 Amps |
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What is the purpose of a uni junction transistor? |
To switch voltage. |
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A UJT turns on when___________. |
Input voltage exceeds a specified level. |
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A UJT is "on" when____________. |
Base one to emitter current flows. |
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What happens to an SCR when it is turned on and gate current is removed? |
The SCR remains on. |
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The purpose of a UJT oscillator is to_________. |
Change DC power to AC power. |
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The operation of a basic UJT oscillator is based on______. |
RC time constant. |
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An SCR is turned off by________. |
Stopping or reducing anode current. |
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The average voltage applied to a load when the input voltage has a RMS value of 25 volts and the SCR has a conduction angle of 30 degrees is______. |
2.1 VoltsDC |
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The most common fault in a SCR circuit______. |
Is the SCR. |
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Relays can have__________. |
One or more poles. |
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The first step in checking a relay is to_______. |
Check inputs. |
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In which step of the four step troubleshooting procedure are circuit measurements taken? |
Step 3. |
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Once the gain (output) has been calculated, the recommended OP-AMP troubleshooting step is to________. |
Measure the output of the amplifier. |
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Operational amplifiers use what three amplifier circuits? |
Differential, common collector, and push-pull. |