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Unit 3

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A bridge circuit is used for the measurement of which of the following components?

a)

Resistance, capacitance, and inductance

b)

Diode, triode, and thyristor

c)

Transistor, thermistor, and antenna

d)

LED, op amp, and transducer

2.

A simple bridge circuit consists of a network of __________

a)

3 resistance arms

b)

2 resistance arms

c)

4 resistance arms

d)

6 resistance arms

3.

A bridge circuit uses which method of measurement?

a)

comparison

b)

differential

c)

relative

d)

absolute

4.

Which principle operates a bridge circuit?

a)

kirchhoff’s laws

b)

partial indication

c)

ampere’s rule

d)

null indication

5.

The accuracy of a bridge depends on the _________

a)

voltage source

b)

current source

c)

bridge components

d)

null indicator

6.

When is the bridge circuit balanced?

a)

When impedance is minimum

b)

When no current flows through the galvanometer

c)

When current flows through the opposite ends of the bridge circuit

d)

When voltage is applied

7.

D.C. bridges are used for _________

a)

measurement of inductance

b)

measurement of current

c)

measurement of capacitance

d)

measurement of resistance

8.

What is used to characterize single port devices, multiport devices, etc?

a)

power values

b)

voltage values

c)

impedance values

d)

current values

9.

A.C Bridge must be balanced for ________

a)

power

b)

magnitude and angle

c)

angle

d)

magnitude

10.

The A.C bridges balance equations are:

a)

Product of magnitude of opposite branch impedance are same & addition of phase angles of opposite branch impedance.

b)

Addition of magnitude of opposite branch impedance are same & addition of phase angles of opposite branch impedance.

c)

addition of magnitude of opposite branch impedance are same & product phase angles of opposite branch impedance.

d)

Product of magnitude of opposite branch impedance are same & Product of phase angles of opposite branch impedance.

11.

Phase angle is based on _______

a)

power

b)

impedance

c)

detector

d)

source

12.

For inductive impedances, the phase angle is _______

a)

exponential

b)

zero

c)

negative

d)

positive

13.

For capacitive impedances, the phase angle is ______

a)

logarithmic

b)

positive

c)

negative

d)

tangential