C-4 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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What is a DMM? What does it measure?

A

Digital Multimeter (combination of ammeter, voltmeter, ohmmeter) measures voltage, current, resistance, frequency, and temperature

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A DMM Ammeter measures up to how much current?

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10A

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A digital Clamp-On ammeter allows you to take circuit current measurements without interrupting or opening circuit. True/False

A

True

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4
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Which DMM setting would be used to measure voltage output of a Alternator and Rectifier

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Alternator : AC volt Rectifier : DC volt

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Which meter function would be selected to provide quick and easy testing of whether a fuse is open or has a complete path through (continuity)

A

Continuity function of a DMM

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Which measurement function of aDMM requires an internal battery to provide current flow through circuit?

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resistance

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Which feature of a DMM would be used to test rapidly changing signal?

A

bar graph

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8
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What CSA standard covers workplace electrical safety?

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Z462-08

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When connecting a DMM in line to measure AC amps, red test leads go into the _____ current jack

A

highest current jack

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10
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A DMM set for ohms is tested on an energized circuit, what happens?

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damaging of meter

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11
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What is transient voltage? Why do they occur

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Transient voltage is a temporary voltage spike in an electric circuit because of lightning strikes, unfiltered equipment, power being switched on and off

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AC and DC voltmeters must be connected in parallel to circuit. True/False

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True

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AC and DC ammeters must be connected in series to prevent shorts. True/False

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True

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Black lead in the com(common) jack which is the ______ lead of the circuit.

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negative

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Red lead should be in V/resistance jack and connected to ______ lead

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positive

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16
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The digital wattmeter’s current jack must be connected in series. True/False

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true

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The digital wattmeter’s voltage jack must be connected in parallel. True/False

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true

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18
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What should always be done with a conductor before and after testing the conductor

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grounding conductor

19
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Minimum reading when meggering motor conductor

20
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What are meggers used for?

A

Used to check conductors installed in conduit or raceway for grounds, shorts, opens. testing insulation electrical equipment for resistance changes

21
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What unique function does a clamp on ammeter have?

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allows hold button, measures in rush current from motor startup

22
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megger supplies voltages from ____ volts DC to ____ volts DC

23
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Digital insulation testers are also known as ______?

24
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Cause of insulation deterioration?

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mechanical damage, fault current, excessive heat, oil, moisture, voltage stresses

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non-sinusoidal waveforms such as electronic ballasts require RMS or average responding meter.
True RMS
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two methods of measuring waveform in DMM
True RMS, Average responding meter
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The effect a meter has on the circuit
meter loading
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most DMM's have an input impedance of about?
10megaohms
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A rectifier converts ____ to ____
AC to DC
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Maintenance of digital meters include
Calibration, inspection, service, battery replacement, fuse replacement
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Causes of false readings on a DMM on a de-energized circuit
Capacitive coupling
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What are false readings called?
ghost, stray voltage
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The resolution is the smallest measurement of the scale that can be shown on the display. True/False
True
34
The Autopolarity feature indicates that lead polarity is reversed for DC measurements. True/False
True
35
Autoranging automatically selects the proper measurement range. True/False
True
36
In manual range, what is shown on the display if the range is too low for measurement?
Overload (OL)
37
Meters have a window called display. True/False
True
38
LED or LCD to display digits. True/False
True
39
The display is uniquely energized by analog to digital electronic circuity. True/False
True
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Meter test leads can be replaced with the cheapest leads? True/False
False
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If a meter fuse is blown, it can be replaced with any fuse. True/False
False
42
If a battery symbol appears on the display, the battery needs to be replaced. True/False
True
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How do you test the leads of a DMM?
change to resistance function and touch leads together, the display reads 0.5 ohms or less.