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| The complete path of an electric current |
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| The unit of electrical power |
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| An electro mechanical switching device that can be used as a remote control |
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| Soldering the wires together |
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| What kind of charge does Protons have |
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| What kind of charge does neutrons have |
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| A material that will not conduct electricity is known as |
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| When resistance in a circuit goes up current flow |
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| Capacitive reactance decreases as electrical frequency |
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| What circuit will the flow be the some in all parts of the circuit |
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| The device used to change AC to DC is a |
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| The device that is often used to change the voltage in alternating current circuits is the |
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| As resistance in a conductor increases current flow |
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| Protons have a _______ charge and neutrons are ________ charged. |
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| The P- type material in a diode also known as the |
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| Capacitive reactance is measured in |
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| Capacitors are also known as |
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| both s shunt and a series field |
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| A compound motor usually has |
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| Capacitive and inductive reactance are equal |
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| Parallel resonance is said to occur in a circuit when |
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| The storage of energy that occurs in a nonconductor is a |
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| Electromagnetic Radiation |
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| A byproduct of electromagnetic induction is |
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| Millineries are related to |
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| When current flows through a wire the following influences are present |
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| Current flows easily due to low impedance |
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| What makes a good conductor |
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| What are the three essential components to make up a circuit |
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| Electronically components that exhibit the property of self induction are known as |
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| A capacitors opposition to the flow of current is known as |
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| Elements that are widely recognized as semiconductors are |
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| The term ________ refers to an element that has for electrons in its valence shell |
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| What turns DC power around to increase power |
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| A free electron outside the valence shell |
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| N- type material can conduct electricity because of |
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| _________ material is noted for its ability to conduct current by the movement of holes |
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| Counter - emf is produced by a process known as _________________ |
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| Voltage and current on the hand are _____________ |
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| Electrical Potential and Electromotive Force |
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| Voltage is also known as _________ and ___________ |
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| The two element that is widely recognized as a semiconductor are |
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| The rate of flow of electrons through a conductor is known as_______________ |
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| The waveform generated by an AC alternator is |
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| When wire is moved through a magnetic field __________ is produced |
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| The until of electrical potential |
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| What kind of charge does a electron have |
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| Changing alternating current to direct current is called |
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| What does an impedance load measure |
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| A negatively charged particle of matter |
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| Whenever there is an electrical current passing through a wire there is also |
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| An electromagnetic coil that contains a movable plunger |
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| Radar can operate at frequencies as high as |
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| What is a element called when it freely conducts electricity |
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| A circulate mil is a measure of electrical conductor |
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| How is electrical pressure measured as |
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| The basic unit of electrical current |
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| The filament inside and incandescent light bulb is usually made of |
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| A direct current supply may be obtained from an alternating current source by means of |
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| The P-type material in a diode is also known as the |
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| A short circuit foster capacitor |
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| The most likely caused of a burned out fuse in the primary circuit of a transformer in a rectifier is |
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| The movement of particles from an area of high concentration is |
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