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3. Electrical fundamentals - Q&A

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Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The time required to fully charge a 1 u(micro)F capacitor in series with a 100k ohm resistor is

  • 100 seconds.
  • 100 milliseconds.
  • 500 milliseconds.
hanozd asking:

the ans should be 100 millisec. T=RC.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Which of the following would be used to calculate transformer turns ratio?

  • Secondary turns / primary turns.
  • Primary turns * secondary turns.
  • Primary turns / secondary turns.
sasna asking:

transformer ratio and turn ratio are reciprocal...???

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A sine wave of RMS value 7.07 volts has a peak to peak value of

  • 20 volts.
  • 10 volts.
  • 0.707 volts.
sasna asking:

if anyone could guide...

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A 20 Picofarad capacitor with a 1 Megohm resistor takes how long to charge?

  • 100 microseconds.
  • 20 milliseconds.
  • 1 second.
sasna asking:

pls solve

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

What is the mutual inductance if two coils of 10mH and 500mH have 90% of the flux transferred from one to the other?

  • 459mH.
  • 5mH.
  • 63mH.
sasna asking:

pls solve it for me

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In a an DC motor, the rotation of the MNA

  • is opposite to the rotation of the armature.
  • is slightly less speed than the rotation of the armature.
  • is the same as the rotation of the armature.
Faiz0108 asking:

Wouldn't the rotation of MNA be in the same direction as rotation of armature?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The secondary coil of a transformer has 1500 turns and 10Ohm resistance. The primary coil has 1kOhm resistance. How many turns does the primary coil have?

  • 15,000.
  • 1,500,000.
  • 150,000
Faiz0108 asking:

How does the answer comes to 15000?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A potentiometer varies

  • resistance.
  • current.
  • voltage.
flyalongvijay asking:

potentiometer varies resistance, your answer is voltage

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

What is the reflected impedance in the primary of the transformer circuit shown?

Diagram for question: What is the reflected impedance in the primary of the transformer circuit shown?
  • 20 ohms
  • 500 ohms
  • 50 ohms
tijaku asking:

? should be 50 ohms !

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Armature reaction in a DC generator causes

  • MNA to move in the opposite direction of rotation.
  • MNA to move in the direction of rotation.
  • GNA to move in the direction of rotation.
tijaku asking:

Another question says MNA rotates opposite armature rotation, which is true then? thx for your help.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In a an DC motor, the rotation of the MNA

  • is opposite to the rotation of the armature.
  • is slightly less speed than the rotation of the armature.
  • is the same as the rotation of the armature.
tijaku asking:

MNA rotates in the same direction than the armature, right?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Which of the following would be used to calculate transformer turns ratio?

  • Secondary turns / primary turns.
  • Primary turns * secondary turns.
  • Primary turns / secondary turns.
tijaku asking:

isn't this wrong?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In a 4:1 step up transformer, what would give a reflected impedance of 1 kOhm?

  • 1 kOhm.
  • 16 kOhm.
  • 4 kOhm.
luca92 asking:

why??

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Potentiometers are used as a

  • variable voltage source.
  • variable resistor.
  • variable current source.
chevychase asking:

Potentiometers are used as voltage dividers are the not? they have 3 connections, surely a rheostat would be a better variable resistor?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The 5th coloured band on a resistor represents the

  • reliability or temperature coefficient.
  • tolerance.
  • multiplier.
Hana asking:

Isn't it the tolerance in coloured band is represent in the 4th band?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Potentiometers are used as a

  • variable voltage source.
  • variable resistor.
  • variable current source.
Hana asking:

Isn't it potentiometer relates to variable voltage source?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

What happens to the current in a series resistive resonant circuit?

  • It is maximum.
  • It is minimum.
  • It is zero.
Hana asking:

Isn't it that at resonant, we have high impedance hence we should have minimum current flow?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

How many amperes will a 28-volt generator be required to supply to a circuit containing five lamps in parallel, three of which have a resistance of 6 ohms each and two of which have a resistance of 5 ohms each?

  • 1 ampere.
  • 25.23 amperes.
  • 1.11 amperes.
Edigno_92 asking:

resistance, then use ohms law (I=V/R) to find the total current. It is a tricky calculation to do without a calculator, so round the total resistance up (to 1 ohms) then choose the nearest answer for I.

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

What is the current in the circuit with a resistance of 8 ohms, inductive reactance of 12 ohms, capacitive reactance of 18 ohms with 20 volts applied across it?

  • 10 amps.
  • 1 amp.
  • 2 amps.
kufu asking:

Can anyone explain me this one...?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The 5th coloured band on a resistor represents the

  • reliability or temperature coefficient.
  • tolerance.
  • multiplier.
MridulDev asking:

then what is 4th colored band for????

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

In the circuit shown, the power developed across the 10 kilo ohm resistor is

Diagram for question: In the circuit shown, the power developed across the 10 kilo ohm resistor is
  • 250 mW.
  • 250 W.
  • 50 mW.
niket8989 asking:

Please Explain 250mW as answer

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A transformer has 1200 turns primary and 4800 turns secondary. What value of load resistance would be required to give a reflected impedance of 1000 ohms?

  • 4 kOhm.
  • 1 kOhm.
  • 16 kOhm.
Benny asking:

How to do it?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

The circuit shown is at resonance. If the value of the inductance is trebled, the impedance will

Diagram for question: The circuit shown is at resonance. If the value of the inductance is trebled, the impedance will
  • stay the same.
  • treble.
  • reduce by one-third.
roja90 asking:

parallel circuit dynamic impedance Z=L/CR. so inductance trebled impedance also treble.
is it correct ?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A paramagnetic material has a relative permeability of

  • zero.
  • less than unity.
  • greater than unity.
Yappie asking:

why?

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

Reactive sparking is reduced by

  • interpoles.
  • compensating windings.
  • auxiliary windings.
iskandarazli asking:

why interpoles?

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