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AMTBLK06 Final A

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

terms are used when two waveforms go through their maximum and minimum points at different times to describe the phase difference?

a)

lead and lag

b)

capacitive and inductive reactance

c)

positive peak 90/ negative peak 270

2.

phase shift created by inductive reactance always causes voltage to

a)

lag current

b)

lead current

c)

remain in phase with current

3.

choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. An example of SWAMP area for aircraft wiring

a)

Storing aircraft in a dry environment has eliminated the environmental exposure to aircraft wiring

b)

When aircraft enter MRO’s for inspection, the facility will inspect the wiring for SWAMP exposure

c)

near wing flaps, wing folds, or pylons

4.

VHF communication transceivers are coupled with VOR receivers, called

a)

NAV/COM radios

b)

VOR/VHF transceiver

c)

VHF radios cannot be coupled with VOR receivers, one is for voice and the other is navigation only

5.

Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. Whenever troubleshooting aircraft electrical circuits, it is always valuable to consider Ohm’s Law

a)

Ohm’s law is of little use in troubleshooting, always consult the manufactures drawings.

b)

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

c)

The law was named after German Physicist George Simon Ohm

6.

wire type can be severely damaged on the inside without any evidence of damage on the outside?

a)

PTFE wiring

b)

ETOPS wiring

c)

coaxial cable

7.

Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. While starting the engine the starter can often draw 100 or more amperes, for this reason, a. all starter motors are controlled through a solenoid b. all starter motors must be brushless DC starters. c. all starters must be shunt wound starters

a)

all starter motors are controlled through a solenoid

b)

all starter motors must be brushless DC starters

c)

all starters must be shunt wound starters

8.

Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. The Altitude Encoder convert the aircraft’s pressure altitude to a code and send to ATC from the transponder when selected to ALT. This system works between the altitudes of

a)

1000 feet MSL- 40,000 feet MSL

b)

1200 feet MSL- 100,000 feet MSL

c)

1200 feet MSL-126,700 feet MSL

9.

What BUS is directly connected to the battery?

a)

Main AC bus

b)

emergency AC bus

c)

hot battery bus

10.

Why is it important for technicians to be aware of correct orientation of the ADF antenna?

a)

placement of ADF antenna is critical to a correct indication since it is a directional device

b)

the ADF antenna is omnidirectional and placement has no correlation to operation

c)

the received signal induces voltage that is sent to two stators in a resolver or goniometer

11.

Apparent power is symbolized by what letter?

a)

S

b)

VA

c)

AP

12.

When substitution of a wire is required, which of the following statements is true?

a)

Wiring replacement is a generally accepted method for repair, or to remove aged or cracked wiring in SWAMP conditions.

b)

Prior to replacing the wiring, the maintenance manual must be reviewed if the Original Manufacture has approved any substitution.

c)

It is permissible to increase wire size 10% of existing wire due to the dielectric breakdown of aging aircraft wiring.

13.

How is bare copper wire protected from developing a surface oxide coating

a)

insulated with Tefzel, Teflon/Kapton, or PTFE/Polyimide/PTFE

b)

coated with tin, silver, or nickel

c)

when properly connected and insulated the conductor material will not oxidize, per MIL-SPEC-6896

14.

Ohm’s Law States

a)

Ohms law states 1 henry equals 1volt when current changes at 1 amp per second.

b)

The law of electromagnetic induction is proportional to the rate of change to the lines of Flux

c)

The current through a conductor is directly proportional the voltage applied and inversely proportional to the resistance of a conductor.

15.

The movement of electrons is defined as

a)

Atomic Theory

b)

Kinetic Theory

c)

Electrical Current

16.

What is described as a single, solid conductor, or a stranded conductor?

a)

Cable

b)

Conductor

c)

Wire

17.

What form is to be completed and returned to the FAA with an Inspection Authorization when installing new avionics not on the aircraft’s approved equipment list?

a)

FAA form 338

b)

FAA form 337

c)

FAA form 121.90C

18.

Of the many types of connectors, backshell adapters designed for shield termination are used for _______ protection

a)

ESD/EMF

b)

EMI/RFI

c)

CSD/GCU

19.

Owner/Operator or technician wishes to install an electronic device in an aircraft that has no STC for the model aircraft in question, what must happen?

a)

A field approval and a form 337 must be filed to show the installation performed with approved data

b)

The owner/operator has full authority to submit the FAA form 337 within 90 days of installation of any new electronic disco equipment.

c)

A field approval and a form 337 must be filed to show the installation performed with approved crypto data.

20.

When junction boxes are used in high-temperature areas, they should be made of:

a)

Stainless Steel

b)

T-6 Aluminum

c)

T-24 Aluminum

21.

What system is used to increase the accuracy of GPS for aircraft navigation, and is known to reduce position errors to 1-3 meters laterally and vertically?

a)

Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS)

b)

Enhanced Ground Proximately Warning System (EGPWS)

c)

GNSS NAV/ GPS Position

22.

The primary effect of a coil is its property to oppose any change in current through it. This property is called:

a)

inductance

b)

magnetic induction

c)

mutual induction

23.

What components make up a Three-Unit Regulator?

a)

voltage relay, current relay, reverse current relay

b)

GCU, voltage regulator, reverse current sensing

c)

voltage regulator, field winding, battery controller

24.

What diode is used in voltage regulation?

a)

reverse current relay

b)

zener diode

c)

strength of magnetic field

25.

There are three factors that can create an opposition to the flow of electrons in an AC circuit. What are they?

a)

a. number of coils, speed of rotation, strength of magnetic field

b)

b. number of turns, cross-sectional area of coil, length of a coil, and core material around which the coil is formed

c)

c. resistance, inductive reactance, and capacitive reactance

26.

The value at any instant in time along the AC wave is:

a)

Instantaneous Value

b)

RMS, .707, Effective Value, the point where AC/DC resistors dissipate heat equally

c)

Peak Value

27.

An antenna that is half the wavelength of the corresponding AC frequency will:

a)

allow full voltage and current flow in both the positive and negative phase of the AC signal

b)

allow full voltage and current flow in the positive phase, and ground out the negative phase of the AC signal

c)

The exact shape and material from which an antenna is made has no affect on the carrier signal modulation

28.

An emergency locator transmitter (ELT) will transmit a digital signal

a)

every 50 seconds at 5 watts for at least 24 hours

b)

every 30 seconds at 5 watts for at least 90 days

c)

every minute at 5 watts for at least 30 days

29.

What devices manipulate electricity for the transmission of useful information through the atmosphere or space?

a)

(SDAC) Systems Digital Analog Converter

b)

Radio Transmitters and Receivers

c)

AC Rectifiers/DC Inverters

30.

A course deviation indicator (CDI) is another name for

a)

VOR indicator

b)

VHF indicator

c)

DME indicator

31.

The process of producing an EMF by moving a magnetic field in relationship to a conductor

a)

Lens Law

b)

electromagnetic induction

c)

electromechanical switch

32.

Reverse Current sensing indicates

a)

a. a parallel or shunt generator has been installed incorrectly

b)

b. generator leads have been crossed during installation and should be reversed

c)

c. current is flowing to the generator not from the generator

33.

Which is not a factor affecting resistance

a)

Length

b)

The Diameter

c)

Number of turns

34.

Concerning coaxial cable, what protects the inner conductor from an external fields?

a)

Braided Cover

b)

Central Conductor

c)

Dielectric-Insulator

35.

What cockpit instrument combines indications from a magnetic compass, VOR, and ADF into one instrument?

a)

PFD

b)

EADI

c)

RMI

36.

What navigation system uses the NAVSTAR satellites set and maintained in orbit by the U.S. Government?

a)

GPS

b)

GNS

c)

FMS

37.

What is used on most multi-engine, high performance turbine powered aircraft and transport category aircraft?

a)

Piston engines

b)

Turbofan engines

38.

Where is the commutator located?

a)

at the end of an armature

b)

in the field windings

c)

before the slip rings and adjacent to the insulating material

39.

What produces electricity using two different metals in a chemical solution?

a)

thermoelectric effect

b)

silicone and germanium

c)

primary battery

40.

What system is used primarily during instrument approach and low level or night flight below 2500 feet?

a)

Radio Altimeter

b)

Weather Radar

c)

HUD/FLIR Heads Up Display/Forward Looking Infrared

41.

What is the process of equalizing alternator outputs on twin engine aircraft?

a)

Compounding Alternator Output

b)

Paralleling

c)

Rectified AC output/ Inverted DC output

42.

What is a RAT?

a)

rectified, alternating current, transformer

b)

resistance from alternating current transformers

c)

ram air turbine

43.

What has direct effect on generator output?

a)

commutator action

b)

generator size

c)

strength of the magnetic field

44.

When testing Bonds or Grounds, the resistance should not exceed

a)

.003 OHMS

b)

30 OHMS

c)

3.0 OHMS

45.

What are the two fundamental properties of insulation materials?

a)

current strength of conductor, and ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions

b)

heat resistance, area of conductor

c)

insulation resistance, dielectric strength