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EE-II ALTERNATOR

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

Which one of these best describes function of the alternator?

a)

Electric generator that uses mechanical (engine) power to produce electricity

b)

Ammeter, voltmeter, or warning light that warns the driver about charge condition

c)

Wiring that connects the parts of the system.

d)

Large device that stores electricity for use later on

2.

True or False: An alternator produces a Alternating Current (AC).

a)

True

b)

False

3.

What parts of the alternator are found on the Alternator Rotor? Select all that are correct. (pg 536)

a)

Field Coil Winding

b)

Alternator Slip Rings

c)

Pole Pieces

d)

Voltage Rectifier

4.

The alternator rotor spins inside the alternator stator.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The alternator brushes ride on the slip rings to make a electrical connection. (True/False)

a)

True

b)

False

6.

The alternator stator produces the electrical output. (True/False)

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The alternator pulley spins what part inside the alternator?

a)

The stator

b)

The rotor

c)

The voltage regulator

d)

The voltage rectifier

8.

calculate the frequency of a 8 pole alternator rotated at 900 rpm

(a)  

9.

The direction of the induced current in the coil of a generator depends on the …

a)

length of the coil.

b)

speed of rotation of the coil.

c)

direction of the magnetic field.

d)

strength of the magnetic field.

10.

Which ONE of the following combinations regarding the energy conversions in electric motors and electric generators is CORRECT?

a)

ENERGY CONVERSION IN MOTORS: Mechanical to electrical

ENERGY CONVERSION IN GENERATORS: Electrical to mechanical

b)

ENERGY CONVERSION IN MOTORS: Mechanical to electrical

ENERGY CONVERSION IN GENERATORS: Mechanical to electrical

c)

ENERGY CONVERSION IN MOTORS: Electrical to mechanical

ENERGY CONVERSION IN GENERATORS: Electrical to mechanical

d)

ENERGY CONVERSION IN MOTORS: Electrical to mechanical

ENERGY CONVERSION IN GENERATORS: Mechanical to electrical