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Day 7 Capacitance and Inductance

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Capacitors were also known as a:

a)

condenser

b)

tap

c)

current holder

2.

This schematic symbol represents a:

a)
Capacitor
b)
Inductor
c)
Transistor
d)
Resistor
3.

Unit of measure for capacitors is:

a)
Ohms
b)
Volts
c)
Farads (F)
d)
Hertz
4.

What is the insulating material between two metal plates in the capacitor known as:

a)
dielectric
b)
semiconductor
c)
conductor
d)
resistor
5.

The time required for the voltage across the capacitor to rise to 63.2 % of the source voltage is known as the:

a)
Resistance constant
b)
Voltage constant
c)
Time constant
d)
Current constant
6.

Which component acts as a reservoir of voltage

a)
Inductor
b)
Resistor
c)
Transistor
d)
Capacitor
7.

This specifies the maximum DC voltage that can be applied without the risk of damage

a)

Breakdown voltage

b)
Peak power dissipation
c)
Average current capacity
d)
Minimum AC voltage rating
8.

The working voltage of a capacitor selector should be at least ___ greater than the highest voltage to be applied.

a)

20%

b)

25%

c)

75%

d)

50%

9.

(1)The area of storage plates

(2) The separation between the plates

(3) The composition of the Dielectric

Affects which component:

a)
Inductance
b)
Resistance
c)
Capacitance
d)
Voltage
10.

Capacitors are divided into which of these two groups:

a)

fixed and variable capacitors

b)
positive capacitors and negative capacitors
c)
big capacitors and small capacitors
d)
charged capacitors and discharged capacitors
11.

Which type of capacitor is made of metal foil plates separated by sheets of mica, which form the dielectric

a)
Metallic capacitor
b)
Foil capacitor
c)
Plate capacitor
d)
Mica capacitor
12.

The type of variable capacitors are designed to allow changing the value of capacitance easily:

a)
Fixed capacitors
b)
Inductive capacitors
c)
Resistive capacitors
d)

Tuning capacitors

13.

Small adjustable capacitors are referred to as(uses plastic and ceramic as dielectric):

a)
tuner capacitors
b)
adjustable resistors
c)
variable inductors
d)
trimmer capacitors
14.

True or False: Current leads the applies voltage 90 degrees out of phase in a capacitive circuit

a)
True
b)
False
15.

This is known as the opposition to the flow of AC caused by the capacitance in the circuit

a)
Capacitive reactance
b)
Resistance
c)
Conductance
d)
Inductive reactance
16.

Unit of measure for capacitive reactance:

a)
volts
b)
watts
c)
ohms
d)
amps
17.

The voltage induced into the conductor is of such a polarity that it opposes the change that caused it is known as:

a)
Lenz's Law
b)
Ampere's Law
c)
Faraday's Law
d)
Ohm's Law
18.

Back voltage is also commonly referred to as:

a)
Forward voltage
b)
Opposite voltage
c)
Inverted voltage
d)

Counter electromagnetic force

19.

Inductance is represented by which letter:

a)
L
b)
Q
c)
I
d)
M
20.

Unit of measure for inductor:

a)
Henry (H)
b)
Volt (V)
c)
Ohm (Ω)
d)
Farad (F)
21.

Unit of measure for inductive reactance:

a)
Ohms
b)
Volts
c)
Watts
d)
Farads
22.

This schematic symbol represents:

a)
Resistor
b)
Transistor
c)
Inductor
d)
Capacitor
23.

This schematic symbol represents:

a)
Transistor
b)
Inductor
c)
Resistor
d)
Capacitor
24.

Inductors that are used to change the values of current and voltage:

a)
Resistors
b)
Transistors
c)
Capacitors
d)

Transformers

25.

The inductors that are used to filter out unwanted audio and radio frequency energy in AC circuits:

a)

Chokes

b)
Transistors
c)
Capacitors
d)
Resistors
26.

When alternating current flows in a conductor, the changing lines of flux radiate out and cut across other nearby conductors. This is known as:

a)
Electromagnetic radiation
b)
Magnetic conduction
c)
Flux capacitance
d)

Self-inductance

27.

Transformers operation is based on what type of inductance:

a)
Self-inductance
b)
Capacitive reactance
c)
Resistive impedance
d)
Mutual inductance
28.

Inductive reactance and capacitance may create a ___ between the voltage and current in an AC circuit:

a)

phase shift

b)
power surge
c)
current spike
d)
voltage drop