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Electrical Engineering Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Ohm’s law state?

a)

Current through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied to that conductor and inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor.

b)

Resistance through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied to that conductor and inversely proportional to the current of the conductor.

c)

Current through a conductor is directly proportional to the resistance of that conductor and inversely proportional to the voltage applied of the conductor.

2.

Residual voltage is the result of magnetism in the?

a)

Armature

b)

Pole shoes

c)

Field windings

3.

If a generator is malfunctioning, its voltage can be reduced to residual by?

a)

Actuating the master solenoid.

b)

Turning the generator master switch to the OFF position.

c)

Actuating the rheostat.

4.

The most effective method of charging a NiCD battery is?

a)

Constant Voltage

b)

Constant Current

c)

Constant Resistance

5.

What is the reason for flashing the field in a generator?

a)

Increase the capacity of the generator.

b)

Remove excessive build-up of dust from brushes.

c)

To restore correct polarity and/or residual magnetism to the field poles.

6.

What is a spring loaded, off center, relay called?

a)

Spring relay.

b)

Remote relay.

c)

contactor

7.

How does a voltage regulator change the voltage output of a generator?

a)

By changing the current in the generator output circuit.

b)

By changing the resistance of the generator field circuit.

c)

By changing the resistance in the generator output circuit.

d)

By changing the voltage in the generator field circuit.

8.

What is the advantage of a starter-generator?

a)

To save weight by combining two devices, starter and generator, into one device.

b)

To save cost by combining two devices, starter and generator, into one device.

c)

There is no such device.

d)

To increase the efficiency of the generator.

9.

What are the two effects of electron flow through a conductor?

a)

A magnetic field and heat.

b)

A magnetic field and fluctuating DC.

c)

An AC field and heat.

d)

A magnetic field and light.

10.

How can the electrolyte in a lead acid battery be protected from freezing?

a)

Remove the battery and keep it under constant charge.

b)

Place the aircraft in a hangar.

c)

Ensure the battery is fully charged.

d)

Add antifreeze to the electrolyte.

11.

ELMS is a definition for?

a)

Electrical Load Maintenance System

b)

Electrical Load Management System

c)

Electrical Load Monitor System

12.

Dry charged cell lead acid batteries are also know as?

a)

Lead Acid

b)

flooded or wet batteries

c)

Ni-Cad Batteries

13.

Troubleshooting aircraft circuits, it is always valuable to consider Ohm's Law?

a)

Law was named after German Physicist George Simon Ohm

b)

Ohm's law is of little to no use in troubleshooting

c)

Remembering that a low resistance means increased current and can explain why circuit breakers pop or fuses blow.

14.

Ligther than copper, and is often used when the weight factor is important?

a)

silver

b)

copper

c)

aluminum

15.

BPCU uses contactors for connections to various circuits, contactors are called

a)

BTB bus tie breakers

b)

GCU generator control unit

c)

TBC tie bus controller

16.

Two electromagnetic switches are?

a)

Solenoid/Relay

b)

Relay/Micro Switch

c)

Micro Switch/Limit Switch

17.

When installing terminal lugs, the maximum permissible lugs on any one stud is?

a)

three lugs plus a common bus bar

b)

four lugs, plus a common bus bar

c)

only one terminal lug

18.

What causes Thermal Runaway in NiCd Battery?

a)

Thermal runaway has been eliminated with VRLA Battery

b)

a combination of high battery temperature and overcharging

c)

low temperature condition, and cell imbalance

19.

the allowable voltage drop of main wires

a)

should not exceed 5 percent

b)

should not exceed 3 percent

c)

Should not exceed 2 percent

20.

Lead Acid batteries are charged how

a)

Constant Charge

b)

Constant Voltage

c)

Constant Polarity

21.

NiCd battery are charge how

a)

Constant Voltage

b)

Constant Polarity

c)

Constant Current

22.

Primary purpose of conduit is for

a)

mechanical protection of cables or wire

b)

to eliminate the need for clamps or wire tie

c)

to route wires around in aircraft fuel tanks

23.

how does the BPCU monitor the complete electrical system?

a)

with current limiters, zener diodes

b)

with remote current sensors known as current transformers

c)

by controlling the GCU

24.

Junction boxes are used in high-temperature areas, should be made out of

a)

T-24 Aluminum

b)

T-6 Aluminum

c)

Stainless Steel

25.

What materials have few free electrons

a)

Conductors

b)

Insulators

c)

Semiconductors

26.

Current limiters are high amperage fuses that isolate buses when

a)

short circuit occurs

b)

alternator output has exceeded the specifications

c)

the battery amp hour rating is insufficient during starter operation

27.

2 ways to protect electrical systems from faults

a)

Circuit Breakers and Fuses

b)

GCU and BPCU

c)

Mechanically and Electrically

28.

Primary effect of a coil is its property to oppose any change in current through it, is called

a)

Magnetic induction

b)

mutual induction

c)

Inductance

29.

What semiconductor device will allow current flow in one direction but not the other

a)

Diode

b)

FWD Bias

c)

Depletion Area

30.

type of generator never employed as an airplane generator

a)

Series

b)

Compound

c)

Shunt

31.

Backshell adapters designed for shield termination are used for?

a)

ESD/EMF

b)

EMI/RFI

c)

CSD/GCU

32.

While starting the engine, the starter can often draw 100 or more amperes, for this reason

a)

all starter motors must be brushless DC starters

b)

all starter motors are controlled through a solenoid

c)

all starters must be shunt wound starters

33.

One HZ equals one

a)

RPM

b)

Frequency

c)

CPS

34.

Bonding is defined as

a)

getting closer

b)

P diddy

c)

electrical connecting of two or more conducting objects not otherwise adequately

35.

DC alternators contain two major components

a)

commutator/field winding

b)

armature/commutator

c)

armature winding/field winding

36.

Common example of twisting wires

a)

wires should never be twisted

b)

wires should always be twisted

c)

wiring near magnetic compass or flux valve, three-phase distribution wiring, or radio wiring

37.

what is a RAT?

a)

resistance from alternating current transformers

b)

Ram Air Turbine

c)

Rectified Alternating Current

38.

What conductors are used to transmit and receive radio frequency waves

a)

Antennas

b)

Coaxial

c)

Coaxial Inductors

39.

GCU is defined as

a)

Generator Current Unit

b)

Generator Contact Unit

c)

Generator Control Unit

40.

What allow the DC generator to produce DC output?

a)

full wave rectifier

b)

slips rings

c)

commutator action