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1 ampere equals
1,000,000 milliamps
1,000,000
millicoulombs per
second
1,000 milliamps
2 amperes
8 amperes
6 amperes
4 coulombs
4 amps
24 watts
100 Watts
600 Joules
10 Watts
60 Joules
10 Watts
600 Joules
2 Amperes
20 Ampere hours
240 Watts
the resistance of R2
is double the
resistance of R1
the resistance of R2 is
half the resistance of
R1
0.67 volts
1.5 volts
6 volts
18 watts
6 watts
20 milli seconds
0.1 millisecond
10 seconds
12 Ohm
1 ohm
1/2 ohm
12 volts
3A
a
b
c
c
b
c
c
b
b
b
24 volts
3 volts
b
9A
0.15 A
a delta connection
a line connection
a star connection
30 KW
24 KW
375 KW
90
60
120
90 phase shift
50V at 4 A
800V at 0.25A
50V at 0.25A
12,000 rpm
6,000 rpm
8,000 rpm
5 kW
4.5 kW
500 W
passes all
frequencies above a
specified value
attenuates frequencies
either side of a narrow
range
passes frequencies
either side of a narrow
range
6 V; 20 Ah
30 V; 100 Ah
6 V; 100 Ah
3 amps
A battery voltage V and two resistors (R1 and R2) which are
connected in series. If R1 is 2 Ohms and has 3 amps flowing
through it, what current is flowing through R2?
impossible to tell
without further
information
3 amps
A battery voltage V and two resistors (R1 and R2) which are
connected in series. If R1 is 2 Ohms, V is 24 volts, what is
the current through R1?
impossible to tell
without further
information
12 amps
c
b
c
c
c
a
a
b
c
a
4 amps
6 amps
c
0.67 amps
b
at least 12 amps
a
12.64 V
a surplus or lack of
electrons
2 amps
7.36 V
1V
b
a surplus of protons
a lack of neutrons
It cannot be found
without knowing the
applied voltage.
1 amp
parallel
series/parallel
series
12 ohm
increase
10 Volts
100 Volts
5 Volts
series wound
delta wound
star wound
b
4 ohm
36 ohm
c
decrease
12 watts
a
c
b
c
a high value of Q
a low value of Q
a Q of zero
b
a
30 hrs
120 hrs
2.5 hrs
1.2 Volts
12 Volts
13.6 Volts
2.3 kW
2.3 kVA
4 kVA
30 kW
24 kW
37.5 kW
100 VA and 2
a large number of
electrons
a large number of
electrons in its outer
orbit
a small number of
electrons in its outer
orbit
high impedance to
low frequency, low
impedance to high
frequency
high impedance to
high frequency, low
impedance to low
frequency
within a particular
band
high impedance to
both high and low
frequency
8 V and 60 Ah
2 V and 240 Ah
cannot be magnetised
resistance
reluctance
conductance
a compound
an electron
an atom
contained in the
nucleus of all atoms
a
b
c
b
c
c
b
6 V and 80 Ah
c
the resistance is
dependent on current
light
heat
pressure
pressure
friction
light
30 VA
30 W
10 W
impossible to tell
without further
information
2 watts
could be very
dangerous as the
current drawn will be
very high
is not dangerous as
the current drawn will
be low
20 watts
100 watts
80 watts
0.05 seconds
5 milliseconds
10 volts
0.707 volts
20 volts
1000 W
50 W
500 W
1 kohm
4 kohm
16 kohm
b
a
a
c
8 watts
c
c
a
c
c
b
b
c
1:6
6:1
1/6
10 amps
0.4 amps
2 amps
500 V
115 V
205 amps
9 amps
4.5 amps
120 VDC
4.8 VAC
120 VAC
inductive
resistive
capacitive
2 poles
3 poles
4 poles
degrees/second
Hertz
rms value
average value
peak value
has a magnitude
proportional to the rate
of change of flux
b
20 V
25 V
b
200 V
346 V
c
b
c
a
b
proportional to both
the voltage and the
resistance
inversely proportional
to the resistance and
proportional to the
voltage
inversely proportional
to the voltage
regardless of the
resistance
1250 watts
1000 watts
800 watts
1.43
0.3
0.7
6,000 RPM
8,000 RPM
12,000 RPM
a universal motor
an induction motor
a synchronous motor
50 Volts
71 Volts
141 Volts
hydration
polarization
ionization
a balanced load is
guaranteed
100 VA
an excitement of
electrons in a metal
an ordered flow of
electrons
An electric current is
c
c
c
c
b
b
b
b
electrons from a
positively charged
area to a negatively
charged area
protons from a
positively charged
area to a negatively
charged area
electrons from a
negatively charged
area to a positively
charged area
a good conductor
a good insulator
a semiconductor
resistance and
capacitive reactance
opposes the EMF
producing it
10 mH
inductance and
frequency
does not affect the
EMF producing it
100 mH
b
a
c
a
180
90
electrons
neutrons
protons
VxI
V x I x cos
V x I x sin
KW or Watts
KVA or VA
KVAR or VAR
decreases
c
a
a
c
b
c
Atoms contain
Commutator ripple can be reduced by
molecules
using a ripple filter
hydrogen
increasing the speed
of rotation
electrons
connecting a resistor
in series with the
armature
increases the
capacity; the voltage
remains the same
increases the
capacity; voltage
remains the same
circulating currents
through the
transformer
photo-voltaic cells
voltaic cells
thermo-electric cells
joules used
watts used
current used
special non-metallic
material
cross over each
other
friction
laminated formers
chemical action
between the aircraft
skin and the moisture
in the air
c
a
b
b
a
c
c
Watts
Coulombs
Volts
solids only
vacuum
ohms
attract each other
volts
repel each other
b
c
watts
have no effect on
each other
high reluctance
low resistance
low reluctance
revolution
minute
second
excited by a
permanent magnet
solar cells
externally excited
self excited
friction
thermocouples
amperes at rated
voltage
0.01 A
impedance at rated
voltage
10 A
0.1 A
0.325
3,250
325,000
1.5 kW
4.5 kW
15 W
144 watts
576 watts
96 watts
the magnet is
destroyed
200 milliseconds
200 seconds
150 seconds
c
c
c
b
c
c
c
b
a
24 A
0.167 A
6A
magnetic flux
deflecting the EMF
25 amps
4 milliamps
40 milliamps
14.14 V
6.37 V
7.07 V
negatively charged
positively charged
a positive ion
a negative ion
a neutral ion
4 KW hrs
240 KW hrs
1.6 KW hrs
200 W
100W
400W
half
double
decrease
increase
2 A in
2 A out
5 A out
1.26 A
0.63 A
1A
quadruple
double
attraction between
them will be
increased
12,000 RPM
repulsion between
them will be increased
repulsion between
them will be reduced
6,000 RPM
3,000 RPM
delta connected
star connected
unbalanced
115 V
200 V
346 V
c
b
b
a
b
c
a
c
b
b
a
a
b
a
a
b
infinity
practically zero
unaffected
the current is
doubled
halved
the resistance is
halved
inverted
lead
lag
be in phase
24 volts; 20 Ah
12 volts; 10 Ah
12 volts; 20 Ah
in anti-phase
attenuated
out of phase
resistance and
reactance
45
resistance and
conductivity
180
90
180
doubled
c
c
c
b
a
c
a
c
c
a
b
a
c
b
a
1k Ohm
4k Ohm
16k Ohm
zero
maximum positive
maximum negative
12.8 V
6.4 V
3.2 V
resistance is
determined by value of
current flow
2 Ohm
25 Ohm
50 Ohm
equal to phase
current
line current = phase
current multiplied by
root 3
increases by 4 times
decreases by 75%
reduce
increased
100 ohms
120 ohms
zero
c
a
b
a
b
b
a
c
c
a
b
c
a
c
a
transfer of material
between the anode
and the cathode
build up of hydrogen
on the anode
build up of hydrogen
on the cathode
star only
delta only
the inductive
reactance would be
in opposition to the
capacitive reactance
and resistance at 90
degrees
it is impossible to show
values of this kind
using vectors
RMS
average value
form factor
b
c
b
b
0.75
1.33
equal to the
maximum
instantaneous
voltage
b
b
a
capacitive elements
may be damaged
stator
4 watts
inductive elements
may be damaged
rotor
196 watts
0.8
0.75
1.33
12
b
a
b
a
a
a weak concentration
of sulphuric acid in
water
a weak concentration
of hydrochloric acid in
water
a weak concentration
of nitric acid in water
insulators
conductors
semi-conductors
current overcoming
coil resistance
energy wasted in
reversing core
magnetization
have no influence on
flux density unless the
number of turns on the
winding is changed
an increase in
resistance and a
decrease in current
a decrease in
resistance and an
increase in current
no effect on the
resistance and current
a
c
real power
total power
reactive (or
imaginary) power
N to S
E to W
S to N
N/I
IxN
Blv
a large number of
positive ions
high reluctance
b
b