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Day 9 Measuring Instruments

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The pointer of a D'Arsonval meter movement is deflected in proportion to the amount of current through the:

a)

needle

b)

coil

c)

probes

2.

The current sensitivity of a meter movement is the amount of current required to drive the meter movement to a:

a)

half-scale deflection

b)

full-scale deflection

c)

minimum deflection

3.

Meter damping may be accomplished by:

a)

electrical means only

b)

mechanical means only

c)

Both electrical and mechanical

4.

The basic idea of a multirange ammeter is to make the meter usable over a wide range of voltages. In order to accomplish this, each range must utilize a different:

a)

shunt resistance

b)

meter scale

c)

series resistor

5.

When voltmeters are used, they are connected to a circuit in:

a)

series

b)

parallel

6.

The function of the ohmmeter is to measure__________.

a)

electromotive force

b)

power consumption

c)

resistance

7.

When the analog ohmmeter leads are open, the meter is at a full scale deflection, indicating an infinite ( ∞) resistance or a (an) __________ circuit.

a)

short

b)

open

c)

closed

8.

Electric power is measured by means of a __________.

a)
Voltmeter
b)
Wattmeter
c)
Ammeter
d)
Ohmmeter
9.

The viewing capabilities of the oscilloscope make it possible to see and quantify various __________ characteristics.

a)

resistance

b)

waveform

c)

transformers

10.

Digital multimeters (DMM) and digital voltmeters (DVM) are more common due to their __________.

a)

lack of need for batteries

b)

ease of use

c)

ability to be stored in smaller places

11.

When ammeters are used, they are connected to a circuit in:

a)

series

b)

parallel

12.

Electrical damping of an analog meter relies on:

a)

a positronic field developed by amplified flux lines in the movement coil.

b)

small springs with electrical current passing through them.

c)

magnetic fields created by eddy currents opposing motion of the coil.

13.

A meter that is self-excited operates from a power source ________ the meter.

a)
outside
b)
above
c)
beneath
d)
within
14.

The term ________ is applied to methods used to bring the pointer of an electrical meter to rest after it has been set in motion.

a)
freezing
b)
damping
c)
accelerating
d)
vibrating
15.

Air damping is a common method of damping by ________ means.

a)
utilizing electromagnetic fields for energy dissipation
b)
using water molecules for energy dissipation
c)
relying on sound waves for energy dissipation
d)
dissipating energy through the motion of air molecules
16.

________ connect an ammeter across a source of voltage, such as a battery or generator.

a)

Never

b)

Always

c)

It is acceptable to

17.

Always connect ammeter in ________ with the element through which the current flow is to be measured.

a)
series
b)
parallel
c)
diagonal
d)
perpendicular
18.

When using an ammeter, use a range large enough to keep the deflection ________ than full scale.

a)
less
b)
bigger
c)
equal
d)
more
19.

Current reversal because of incorrect connection of an analog meter in the circuit results in a reversed meter deflection and frequently causes:

a)
increase in circuit resistance
b)

bending of the meter needle

c)
short circuit in the circuit
d)
improvement of meter accuracy