Please answer these questions. These questions are about aircraft electrical systems.
Q1: To find the amperage of a circuit using Ohm's law, what equation to use?
Q2: When soldering a wire, what is the main reason that would use of the flux?
Q3: A collection of multiple electrochemical cells is a
a. Magnetic Switch, b. Relay, c. Solenoid, d. Transistor, e. Diode, f. Battery
Q4: Which statement is True?
a. A transformer is a device used to increase or decrease voltage in an AC circuit.
b. A transformer is a device used to increase or decrease amperage in an AC circuit.
c. A transformer is a device used to convert general aviation aircraft power into ground power.
d. A transformer is a device used to increase or decrease amperage in a DC circuit.
Q5: In a transformer, the electrons are "cleaved" as they move from one coil to the other over the bridge rectifier. True or False
Q6: Lead Acid batteries have a greater power to weight ratio than Nickel Cadmium (NiCd) batteries. True or False
Q7: A SPST switch is a power-generating device. True or False
Q8: If the valence orbit of an atom is full, that is, it cannot accept "more" electron easily. This is considered an __________.
Q9: Describe 3 major differences between the way a generator and alternator work.
Q10: When should you use an electrical connector rather than solder the wiring together?
Q11: Which component is lighter, cheaper, and more reliable? Generator or Alternator
Q12: A __________ is an atom that has an uneven number of electrons in the valence orbit.
Q13: Ohms is a measurement of _________.
Q14: The movement (flow) of electrons through a conductor is called
a. Capacitance b. Hydroelectricity c. Electromagnetism d. Current e. Resistance f. Ohms
Q15: The two sides of a diode are called: _____ & _____
Q16: What are the three elements of Ohm's law?
Q17: An electromagnet with a non-movable core is called a
a. Magnetic Switch b. Relay c. Solenoid d. Transistor e. Diode f. Battery
Q18: Electron theory states that electrons flow from _____ to _____