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3. Electrical fundamentals - Q&A

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Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A circuit containing a resistor, capacitor and inductor where resonant frequency is met, what will the impedance of the circuit be?

  • Maximum.
  • Resistance across the resistor.
  • Zero.
Wesley asking:

The question does not say if the LCR circuit is in series or parallel.
Series RLC at resonance: XL and XC cancel, leaving only R. Impedance = low (just R, could be very low if R is small).
Parallel RLC at resonance: XL and XC still cancel in terms of reactance, but because the components are in parallel, this results in high impedance — approaching infinite in the ideal case

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Resistance is measured using what unit of temperature?

  • Absolute.
  • Centigrade.
  • Fahrenheit.
Afshinarabi asking:

* Absolute (Kelvin) is used in thermodynamics
* Fahrenheit is not used in electrical resistance standards
* Centigrade is the practical engineering reference point for resistance temperature coefficients

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

What would you use for the core in a generator current transformer?

  • Air core.
  • Laminated core.
  • Steel Core.
Afshinarabi asking:

A laminated core (typically made of thin, stacked sheets of grain-oriented silicon steel) is the standard and most efficient choice

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The Stability windings in a 3 phase AC generator are to sense

  • field oscillations.
  • overvolt.
  • phase shift.
Afshinarabi asking:

he stability windings (often called damping or amortisseur windings) in a 3-phase AC generator are primarily designed to dampen mechanical rotor oscillations and stabilize the machine. They do not actively "sense" overvoltages or phase shifts; those conditions are monitored by external protection relays.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In a voltaic cell, what is the build-up on the cathode called?

  • Hydration.
  • Polarization.
  • Sulphation.
Afshinarabi asking:

polarization is corect

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

If a nicad battery is not to be used immediately it should be stored

  • dry.
  • fully charged.
  • fully dissipated.
Afshinarabi asking:

it should be stored fully charged

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The smallest particle that a substance can be split and show the same properties as the whole is known as

  • an Element.
  • a Molecule.
  • an Atom.
RokasPak asking:

wrong answer? Molecule is the smallest while retaining properties.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Due to armature reaction in a DC motor

  • the leading pole tips are magnetically weakened.
  • the trailing pole tips are magnetically weakened.
  • the magnetic flux is restored by moving the MNA towards the GNA.
Afshinarabi asking:

Due to armature reaction in a DC motor ,the leading pole tips are magnetically weakened .the armature flux opposes the main field flux ate leading tip and aids it at the trailing tip :due to magnetic saturation ,the net effect is a reduction in flux at the leading tip overall demagnetization.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A battery`s internal resistance is determined by (OCV = Open Circuit Voltage, CCV = Closed Circuit Voltage)

  • IR = (OCV – CCV)/ i.
  • IR = (OCV + CCV) / i.
  • IR = (OCV - CCV) / V.
zeiadzidan asking:

why

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Two 3 phase generators operating in parallel with different phase and line voltages will be connected in

  • Parallel configuration.
  • star configuration.
  • delta configuration.
Riley Flute asking:

why?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Two 3 phase generators operating in parallel with different phase and line voltages will be connected in

  • Parallel configuration.
  • star configuration.
  • delta configuration.
Riley Flute asking:

why?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Decreasing the field current in a shunt motor will

  • decrease speed and increase torque.
  • increase speed and increase torque.
  • increase speed and decrease torque.
Riley Flute asking:

why

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Flux losses in a transformer can be prevented by

  • winding the primary on top of the secondary.
  • the use of primary shielding.
  • laminating the core.
boholbo asking:

How about 'laminating the core' ?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

How would you find the direction of the electron flow in an armature located in a magnetic field?

  • Flemings left hand rule.
  • Flemings right hand rule.
  • Maxwells corkscrew rule.
boholbo asking:

The question asks 'Fleming's right hand rule', because the direction of the electron is it. If the question wants 'Fleming's left hand rule' as an answer, then not 'the direction of the electron flow', but 'the direction of the motion' is suitable.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The earth lead of a 24 V equipment is 0.5 ohm resistance and carries 80 A. How much power does it dissipate?

  • 1.92 kW.
  • 1.152 kW.
  • 3.2 kW.
pezzooo asking:

Please write your question here.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In conventional current flow, what is Fleming`s right hand rule used for?

  • Generators.
  • Motors.
  • Inductors.
Ricky HO asking:

Why?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A near perfect 4:1 step up transformer has it`s primary connected to 120VAC, if the secondary is connected to a load with 1600 ohms resistance, what is the current in the primary?

  • 1 amp.
  • 0.3 amps.
  • 1.2 amps.
wenyang asking:

Why

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In a Series LC circuit if the value of the capacitance is increased then the power factor will be

  • greater than 1.
  • less than 1.
  • equal to 1.
wenyang asking:

Please write your question here.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

What must you do to make a 3 F capacitor circuit into a 2 F circuit?

  • Put a 2 F capacitor in parallel.
  • Put a 6 F capacitor in series.
  • Put a 1 F capacitor in series.
MohamedR04 asking:

how?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

If there was a mainly inductive load on an AC generator, the voltage with respect to the current would

  • lag.
  • be in phase.
  • lead.
callyboy1 asking:

what you sayin bruv

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The power in a circuit when voltage and resistance is given can be found by

  • V*R.
  • V*V*R.
  • V*V / R.
bikashkhadka06 asking:

Can someone do this ?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Conductance of a circuit is 2 milliMhos. What is its resistance?

  • 5000 Ohms.
  • 500 Ohms.
  • 5 Megohms.
bikashkhadka06 asking:

Can someone do this ?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A single phase circuit has an input voltage of 100V. The current is 10A and the circuit has a power factor of 0.5. The true power is

  • 50W.
  • 1000W.
  • 500W.
bikashkhadka06 asking:

Anyone can explain ?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Two 12V 40 amp hour batteries connected in parallel will produce

  • 24V 80 ah.
  • 12V 80 ah.
  • 24V 40 ah.
bikashkhadka06 asking:

Anyone can explain ?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A circuit has 115 V RMS, 2.5A at 60 degrees, what is the power dissipated?

  • 79 W.
  • 300 VA.
  • 143 W.
bikashkhadka06 asking:

Anyone can explain ?

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