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Session 6 electronics review 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of signals can a PCM use directly?

a)

Digital

b)

Variable reluctance

c)

Analog

d)

Low frequency

2.

What does the # mean when viewing PIDs?

a)

Component can be controlled

b)

Component is present

c)

Component cannot be controlled

d)

Parameters have not been met

3.

Photo transistors are what kind of switch

a)

Ground side

b)

AC voltage

c)

Power side

d)

Transistor controlled

4.

VRS sensors produce what kind of signal?

a)

Analog AC

b)

Digital AC

c)

Analog DC

d)

Digital DC

5.

If signal return was open what would a PCM PID read?

a)

Greater than VREF

b)

Less than VREF

c)

Actual sensor voltage

d)

VREF

6.

Direct transistor controlled switching of a component is used in __________ applications

a)

low current, high frequency

b)

high current, high frequency

c)

low current, low frequency

d)

high current, low frequency

7.

Freeze frame data is stored where within the PCM?

a)

ROM

b)

EEPROM

c)

RAM

d)

KAM

8.

A U type DTC indicates a problem with ________.

a)

Body and accessories

b)

Suspension system

c)

Powertrain

d)

Communication related systems

9.

Digital signals are nothing more than a combination of what types of signals?

a)

Variable analog

b)

Sine wave and square wave

c)

Variable Digital

d)

Voltage, no voltage

10.

What is meant by a 'high input failure'?

a)

Signal has more voltage than normal

b)

Signal has less voltage than normal

c)

Signal has a fixed voltage

d)

Signal has no voltage

11.

To turn off a permanent DTC the confirmed fault free monitoring cycles must be?

a)

Consecutive

b)

Consequential

c)

Intermittent

d)

Completed at random

12.

What needs to happen first before a DTC is erased automatically from the system?

a)

MIL light must be extinguished

b)

40 engine warm up cycles

c)

Fault has not been present for one consecutive warm up cycle

d)

DTCs are never erased automatically

13.

What does it mean when an ODDTC becomes a CMDTC?

a)

The concern has become intermittent

b)

The PCM has cleared the ODDTC

c)

The concern has become a hard fault

d)

Someone cleared the code recently

14.

When would a pending fault 'age out'?

a)

If the fault cleared after 1 key cycle

b)

If the fault cleared after 2 key cycles

c)

If the fault cleared after 3 key cycles

d)

If the fault cleared after 4 key cycles

15.

Which of the following statements is true of OBD-II system freeze frame data?

a)

The freeze frame feature only stores data when a fault turns on the MIL

b)

The freeze frame feature stores data even when a fault does not turn on the MIL

c)

Not all OBD-II systems have freeze frame data capabilities

d)

Freeze frame data displays the conditions beginning just after the PCM recorded a DTC