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Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 22mins
What do batteries do?
Store electricity
Store lightning
Explode
Batteries can store electricity forever.
True
False
Which device uses this?
Torch
Car
Watch
What are the rotating windings within an alternator known as?
Stator
Rotor
Delta
Voltage regulator
What is the component of an alternator that switches output from AC to DC
Rectifier pack
Voltage stabilizer
Rotor
Delta
The Alternator Cooling Fan can be made from the following material
Aluminium
Plastic
Steel
All of the above
How does an alternator work.
Convert mechanical energy to chemical energy
Convert chemical energy to mechanical energy
Convert electrical energy to mechanical energy
Convert mechanical energy to electrical energy
Type of current in your house
direction (DC)
direct current (DC)
alternating current (AC)
electrodes
Charges that flow in the same direction
alternating current
direct current
electric current
cell
Battery cell is made up of positive plates, negative plates, straps, and separators. Each cell supplies _______ volts DC
2.2 Volts
1.9 Volts
3.1 Volts
2.1 Volts
___________ water is used in batteries because it dose not contain impurities found in tap water.
Potable water
Tap Water
Distilled Water
Garden Hose Water
Hydrogen gas is _________, and will ignite with a spark.
Safe
Explosive
No eye wear protection needed.
Visible
Maintenance free battery does not have removable filler caps, it is sealed.
Correct
Incorrect
The battery case is made of high-quality plastic, which holds the elements and electrolyte. Who is correct Technician A or Technician B?
Technician A says this is Correct
Technician B says Incorrect
Neither Technician are correct
Both Technicians are correct
Battery Plates - Are made of lead and lead oxide. True or false?
True
False
I dont knpw
maybe
Electrolyte is a mixture of sulfuric acid and water. Anytime water is needed distilled water should be used. Who is correct?
Technician A says this is not correct.
Technician B says this is correct
Technician C says they should be filled with potable water.
Technician D says they should be filled with tap water.
Always, always, it is mandatory cause batteries can explode. Safety glasses is a priority to protect your eyes when servicing a 12.6 battery. True or False?
True
False
not true
maybe
Which way do electrons flow?
Positive to negative
Negative to positive
Negative to Negative
Positive to Positive
Which way do electrons flow?
Positive to negative
Negative to positive
Negative to Negative
Positive to Positive
What did we learn last week?
Electricity
Battery
Earthquake
Which of the following is not a part of brushless alternator?
Stator Windings
AVR
Slip rings
Rotating rectifier assembly
What is the name of an electrical device that only allows current flow in one direction. Otherwise known as a electrical check valve?
Fuse
Diode
Photocell
Multi-meter
What is the component of an alternator that switches output from AC to DC
Rectifier pack
Voltage stabilizer
Rotor
Delta
............... are used in Alternators to make a continuous electrical connection between Carbon Brushes and Rotor Winding
Slip Rings
Split Rings
Split Pin
Slip Pin
the process of converting AC to DC is called
Rectification
Alternation
Phasing
Conversion
As the speed of an alternator increases, the frequency
Increases
Decreases
Remains constant
May increase or decrease depending on the power factor
The rotor of alternator has
No slip rings
2 slip rings
3 slip rings
4 slip rings
Alternators can not charge batteries
true
false
AC alternators generate
direct current
alternating current
Alternators use
straight movement
rotating movement
The component of the alternator that moves is called
Stator
Rotator
What is the purpose of the automotive charging system? Select all that are correct.
To start the engine
To keep the battery voltage maintained when the car is running
To keep the engine running
To power the accessories used inside the cabin (radio, wipers, and lights)
Which one of these best describes function of the alternator?
Electric generator that uses mechanical (engine) power to produce electricity
Ammeter, voltmeter, or warning light that warns the driver about charge condition
Wiring that connects the parts of the system.
Large device that stores electricity for use later on
True or False: An alternator produces a Alternating Current (AC).
True
False
True or False: Today's automobiles operate using direct current.
True
False
What is the purpose of the diode in the charging system?
Transform the AC voltage from the alternator into DC voltage
Transform the DC voltage from the alternator into AC voltage
The alternator rotor spins inside the alternator stator.
True
False
The alternator brushes ride on the slip rings to make a electrical connection. (True/False)
True
False
On the common Voltage Rectifier how many diodes are used to convert AC to DC?
2
4
6
8
Why does an alternator use a internal or external fan?
To keep the EPA happy
To help cool the engine
To cool off the diodes preventing damage
To make the alternator cool looking
The alternator pulley spins what part inside the alternator?
The stator
The rotor
The voltage regulator
The voltage rectifier
The alternator is rotated by harnessing mechanical energy from the?
The crankshaft pulley
An external electric motor
The battery
Air spinning the fan on the alternator
What is the purpose of the Voltage Regulator? Select all that are correct.
Convert AC voltage to DC voltage
Control alternator output voltage
Prevent overcharging
Regulate battery voltage based on load
What are the three types of charge indicators? (Select all that are true)
Warning Light
Voltmeter Indicator
Ammeter Indicator
Ohmmeter Indicator
Which of the following is an example of a resistor?
battery
light bulb
wire
switch
Electric current that reverses its direction of flow in a regular pattern is...
Voltage
Direct Current
Alternating Current
Parallel Circuit
Placing the two north poles of magnets together would result in which electromagnetic force?
repulsion
attraction
polarity
intransigence
Lines of force emanating from a magnet are known as
magnetic fields
magnetic poles
magnetic particles
magic!
A practical alternator consists of...
an electromagnet rotating inside a coil of wire
a coil of wire rotating between the poles of a stationary magnet
magic!
electrolytes and electrodes
