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M6.11 Cat A

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many conductors does a co-axial cable have?

a)

2

b)

1

c)

3

d)

4

2.

What is the information that is marked on wires and cables before their installation in the aircraft?


a)

The manufacturer's part number and installation functionality or system markings.

b)

Only the wire identification marking.

c)

No marking is allowed in case of insulation damage.

d)

Just the manufacture's part number clearly showing the conductor gauge.

3.

Which of these American Wire Gauge (AWG) sizes has the largest conductor diameter?

a)

6

b)

10

c)

20

d)

24

4.

What voltage must aircraft electrical cable and wire insulation be resistant to?

a)
800 volts
b)
300 volts
c)
100 volts
d)
600 volts
5.

What is the purpose of wire shielding?

a)

To protect against external erratic signals or electro-magnetic interference.

b)

To provide a low resistance return path for the single wire system.

c)

To protect against damage and provide good wire continuity.

6.

What is the definition of a wire?

a)

An isolated single solid conductor or stranded conductor, surrounded by insulation.

b)

A group of two or more conductors surrounded by insulation.

c)

An isolated, bare copper conductor.

7.

Which cable provides system protection from any external Radio Frequency Interference or magnetic interferences?

a)
Unshielded cable
b)

Tinned copper cable

c)

Co-axial Cable

8.

What is meant by the term of a 'wire harness'?

a)

Multiple insulated wires that are bound together with lacing tape, metal bands, or another form of restriction

b)

Two or more wires that are insulated separately within the same outer insulation

c)

One or more wires that are insulated separately within the same outer insulation

9.

What is the approx diameter of an 18 gauge wire in the American wire gauge system?

a)

1mm (0.04 in)

b)


2mm (0.08 in)

c)

3mm (0.12 in)

10.

What is the voltage rating of an Efglas cable?

a)

600 volts RMS at 1600 Hz,

b)


600 volts RMS AT 1500 Hz

c)

600 volts RMS at 1700 Hz

11.

In crimping what terminations should only be used to terminate aluminium cables?

a)

Aluminium or bimetal (Al-Cu) terminations

b)

Lead and iron terminations

c)

Steel and cobalt terminations

12.

What is the allowable voltage drop across cable with a nominal voltage of 28v

a)

Continuous Op = 0.5v , Intermittent Op = 1v

b)

Continuous Op = 1v , Intermittent Op = 2v

c)

Continuous Op = 4v , Intermittent Op = 8v

d)

Continuous Op = 8v , Intermittent Op = 16v

13.

What is the Maximum continuous rating (Amperes) within a stranded copper wire of 14 AWG OF 7 bunched wires in free air?

a)


36 Amps

b)

10 Amps

c)

17 Amps

d)

2 Amps

14.

What type of cables are used to transmit high voltages in the engine ignition systems?

a)

High tension cables

b)
Aluminum cables
c)

Low Tension cables

d)
Cotton cables
15.

What is the most common used method of cable termination in aircraft electrical and avionics systems?

a)


Co-Axial termination

b)

Soldering termination

c)

Crimped Termination

d)

Bare conductor in clamped terminator