The particles that make up matter are always moving. This is described by:

Ionization is defined as:

The outermost electrons are called:

Electrons at rest are:

Electrons in motion are:

A field of force around a charged body is called:

Parts that are ESD sensitive are typically shipped in:

The measure of opposition to the lines of force is known as:

The magnetic field around a conductor will increase with:

Electrons in motion are known as:

Conductors offer ______ resistance to current flow.

Insulators offer ________ resistance to current flow.

If the area of a conductor is doubled, its resistance will:

A variable resistor with 3 terminals that varies voltage is known as a _______.

A resistor used to vary current is called a:

A circuit in which the same voltage source is applied across two or more resistances or loads is called:

How does Alternating Current change voltage when transmitted over long distances?

When a bar magnet is moved through a coil of wire, a voltage is induced and can be measured with a voltmeter. This is known as:

The ratio of true power to apparent power is called:

What device consists of two coils that are not electrically connected but are arranged so that the magnetic field surrounding one coil cuts through the other coil?

If a transformer steps up the voltage, it steps down the current by the same ratio. What happens to power?

In a DC generator, what causes the current to flow always in the same direction through the external circuit?

When resistors are connected in parallel, the total resistance of the circuit will _______

The function of the ohmmeter is to measure

If a transformer steps up the voltage, it steps down the current by the same ratio, what happens to power?

An open circuit represents ____ resistance.

A short circuit usually creates ______ current flow.

When reading amperage in a circuit, the meter should be connected in _______ with load.

How can you charge a dry cell battery

Battery life cycle is defined as

The state of charge of a lead-acid is indicated by

Which battery uses potassium hydroxide as an electrolyte?

To check the electrolyte level in a Ni-Cad battery

This type of battery has replaced Ni-Cad batteries due to it's "memory effect"

Which describes a direct short in an electrical circuit?

The schematic symbol for a current limiter?

What type of switch has an LED bulb to illustrate function?

The amount of EMF(Electromotive Force) is depended on:

The relationship between voltage and current in a AC circuit is known as:

When a wire is formed into a coil is becomes a:

Impedance is the combined effects of what 3 things:

When are three-phase induction motors are used:

The three-phase AC induction motor is also called

The most common alternator used in aircraft systems today is the

Among the factors, which determine the voltage output of a generator, only one, ______can be conveniently controlled.

The purpose of the reverse current cutout relay is to

The purpose of the vibrator-type current limiter is to

Since the speed of an aircraft engine varies, what keeps the alternator output steady

Electrons flow at what speed?

Permeability is known as?

Ni-Cads have an undesirable characteristic caused by constant overcharge and infrequent discharge, and known technically as

The lead acid battery is made up of a series of cells, each containing positive plates of _________, and negative plates of __________.

Since inductive reactance causes voltage to lead the current, the total current which contains a component of inductive current __________ the applied voltage

One amp of current is equivalent to one coulomb, one coulomb of charge is equal to

Nearly all fractional horsepower motors in use today are of what type