Which of the following is a device that converts rotational mechanical energy into electrical energy in the form of direct current.

Which of the following is common components of a permanent capacitor motor?

Which of the following is common components of a permanent capacitor motor?

Which of the following is common components of a permanent capacitor motor?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of a permanent capacitor motor?

What is the power used by a load?

AC electricity flowing in a particular wire is called a what?

The frequency of the AC electricity in most European countries is what?

About 95% of the AC motors used in industry are what type of motors?

_______ are windings connected in series with the armature windings to help reduce arcing between the commutator and brushes?

The rate at which the electrical voltage or current cycle repeats is called what?

The power that is supplied to a load by an AC power source is what?

What is one of the advantages of a permanent motor?

What is one of the advantages of a permanent motor?

What is one of the advantages of a permanent motor?

The effective value of AC voltage is also called the _________ voltage

________ can be determined by connecting the leads of a meter to the output terminals of a generator while it is rotating.

What is the average range of slip for a squirrel cage induction motor?

A capacitor start motor produces more starting torque than a split phase motor because the capacitor creates a larger phase between the winding current.

_______ is a distortion of the field pole magnetic field caused by the armature winding magnetic field.

How does a squirrel cage motor get its name?

The amount of two electrical waveforms are out of phase is measured in brush polarities.

The amount of two electrical waveforms are out of phase is measured in degrees.

What kind of generator is the most widely used generator configuration because it provides nearly constant voltage under varying load conditions?

The three phases that are fed to the stator windings of a three phase motor are how many degrees apart?

A fan and a blower are applications of a what?

The phases of the three-phase power supplied by the power company are 90 degrees out of phase with each other.

The phases of the three-phase power supplied by the power company are 120 degrees out of phase with each other.

A series generator produces only a small voltage when ____ load is connected.

As the load on a series generator increases, the output voltage _____.

When two phases of electricity start and end at the same time, they are said to be out of phase.

When two phases of electricity do not start and end at the same time, they are said to be out of phase.

What requires an external DC sources to provide current to a shunt field winding.

High efficiency, high power factor, and excellent speed regulation are advantages of what?

Adding capacitors is not a method to adjust the speed of a what?

Increased cost due to the addition of a capacitor is a disadvantage of a what?

The ratio of active power to apparent power in an AC circuit is called a what?

Large conveyors, machine tools, and large pumps are applications of what type of motor?

Capacitor-start, permanent-capacitor, and split phase are all types of what motors?

In a split phase AC motor, the start winding is where the current starts to flow first

The residual magnetism in the shunt field of a self excited shunt generator induces a voltage across the armature windings as the armature rotates.

What type of motor is essentially a combination of a capacitor start and a permanent capacitor motor?

As the current draw of the load increases a self excited shunt generator, what does the output voltage do?

For a self excited shunt generator, the size of the load determines how much of the current flows to the loads and how much flows through the shunt winding.

A power factor of 100% is called what?

On what type of system does the neutral conductor provide a common return path to the source of each phase?

The device used on a split phase motor to disconnect the start winding when a predetermined speed has been reached is called a what?

Power tools, pumps, and small machines are applications of a what?

The main set of winding in a split phase motor is called what?

The shunt field winding of a(n) _______ does not depend on the armature to provide its excitation current.

Quiet running, high running torque, and high starting torque are advantages of what type of motor?

The most common configuration used at a substation is what?

The type of signal that is carried by a wire inside an electrical panel is indicated by what?

Power factor correction capacitors are rated in what?

What is an advantage of a Split Phase Motor?

Ladder Diagrams with multiple pages use arrows and notes to indicate what?

Most large DC generators use the ______ configuration because it provides a performance middle ground.

A ________ generator results when the series field and shunt field are combined so that the output voltage is nearly constant regardless of load.

What type of configuration us most often used in applications where most of the loads requires three phase power and single phase power is only needed for lighting and office equipment?

The speed at which the rotor/shaft of an AC motor must rotate to exactly match the speed of the rotating magnetic field is called what?

Which of the following configurations is a three phase electrical distribution configuration?

The ______ designates difference enclosure types based on environmental conditions.

Wire numbers attached to wires in an electrical panel should match the wire numbers shown on the electrical print.

The difference between the synchronous speed and the actual speed at which an AC motor will run is called what?

What is the common value for a bleeder resistor?

In a Delta system, what amount of VAC is not available?

It is good practice to limit the number of connections per terminal block to three or more wires.

________ are installed inside the electrical panels in a certain pattern according to the wiring function.

It is good practice to limit the number of connections per terminal block to two or less wires.

Wires that run between the control panel add operator station must enter and exit the panels through what?

Which of the following identifies a wire's signal type in an electrical panel?

In a Wye system, what amount of VAC is not available?

When a load is applied to a cumulative compound generator, the current through the shunt winding does what?

The fourth color bans on a resistor represents the _________ of the resistance value.

Fan, centrifugal pump, and business machines are all applications of what type of motor?

Wye and Delta configuration are used in what type of motors?

An overcurrent protection device for a motor control circuit operation with a motor FLA of 20 amps should be sized for at least 25 amps.

When testing a circuit breaker in the closed position, the resistance between the terminals should measure less than how many ohms?

An under compound generator tends to act like what kind of generator?

If the winding halves on a wye halves of a delta three phase motor are connected in series, the motor is connected for what?

Connecting the winding halves of a delta motor in parallel connects the motor for high voltage connections.

Reversing the start winding connecting and reversing the run winding connections will reverse the rotation of a split phase motor.

The function of a(n) ________ is to show how components in an electrical system are connected and sometimes where they are located.

In a ladder diagram, power supplies are represented by the diagrams two ______.

Power supply, input devices, output devices, and conductors are all primary components of what?

Connecting the winding halves of a delta motor in parallel connects the motor for low voltage operations.

When sizing disconnect switches, the current or voltage rating should be less than the source's current and voltage

_________ are required to prevent shock hazards that occur from touching metallic parts of an electrical circuit.

When sizing disconnect switches, the current or voltage rating should equal or exceed the source's current or voltage.

Every panel and many external components in an electrical control system must be grounded connecting ground wire to the ___________.

The ____________ defines a set of requirements for conductors that are used in electrical panel grounding systems.

When using a DMM to verify a grounding system, the measurement mode is set to what?

Operation verification of a motor control system is done by verifying wiring connections and system operations.

Which of the following provides the channels that route wires between the components inside an electrical panel?

Before connecting a wire to an electrical panel component, it is important to first determine the what?

When connecting wire to a screw terminal using the straight wire method, it is important to make sure that the terminal clamp is in contact with the _____.

If solid wire is nicked during the stripping process, a good practice is to what?

Wires are fed through conduit by hand or by using what?

Using _____is the best wire bundling method when there is more pace inside the panel.

What is used together with wire ties to bundle wire along the back of a panel?

When taping motor leads with wire having insulation rate 450 VAC, there should be how many layers of tape?