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| An ampere is defined as one _______ of electrical charge falling past a point in one second |
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| Two electrodes on sets of electrodes in the form of plates separated from each other by an insulating material called the dielectric |
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| Electronic circuit that produce high frequency AC are called |
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| What material is the best for a electrical conductor |
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| What is the name of the outer shell of a atom |
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| ______ is when the current flowing in a conductor changes direction ( moves back and forth) many times in a second |
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| Increasing the voltage in a circuit and keeping resistance the same will result in |
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| Transistors are turned on and off by voltage applied to their |
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| A microwave is rated at 1,200 watts at 120 volts , how much current does it draw |
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| What is a by product of frequencies over a billon MHz |
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| A device used to increased the signal voltage, current or power generally composed of a vacuum tube and associated circuit called a stage |
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| What is the usual color for insulation on a ground wire |
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| To produce greater storage of electrons and more capacitance , capacitors |
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| A number 12 wire compared to a number 6 wire is larger or smaller |
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| Consumption of electricity is measured in |
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| An electrictrical circuit that has only one path for current to flow is known as |
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| What is the period of the voltage waveform out of a wall outlet |
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| In a diode ( PN Junction ) the current flows |
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| A voltmeter is a device used to measure |
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| In order to protect an electric circuit, the following component can be used |
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| To discharge a capacitor safely what must you do |
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| A device which passes current in 1 direction |
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| Electric current in metals results from the flow of ________ from one place to another |
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| What is the best insulator |
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| What is the best conductor |
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