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A common inductor found in fluorescent light fixtures is a - -Ballast Inductance is measured in - -Henrys *The concept of a magnetic field being formed around a conductor when current flows through it is called: - -electromagnetism The resistance provided by an inductor in an AC circuit is called

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Inductance and capacitance Test with Answers Rated A
A common inductor found in fluorescent light fixtures
is a - -Ballast In a power supply that converts an ac input to
generate a dc output, a capacitor is commonly used
to - -Filter the rectifiers pulsating dc output
Inductance is measured in - -Henrys

Total series capacitive reactance formula - -
*The concept of a magnetic field being formed XCT= XC1+XC2+XC3
around a conductor when current flows through it is
called: - -electromagnetism
Capacitance is measured in - -Farads

The resistance provided by an inductor in an AC
circuit is called - -Inductive reactance A time delay relay that uses an RC timing circuit is
called an - -Solid state time delay relay

The energy stored by a capacitor is called an -
-Electrostatic charge Which is not an example of an electromagnetic
device - -Resistor

Total series inductance formula - -LT=
L1+L2+L3


A coil that opposes any change in current flow is
called an - -Inductor


Total parallel capacitance - -CT= C1+C2+C3


Affects a DC circuit only when the current is first
turned on, turned off, or when there is a change in
the load resistance - -Inductance


One of the effects a capacitor has in a DC circuit is
that it will - -Charge to a voltage equal to the
source voltage


The apparent resistance to ac by a capacitor is called
- -Capacitive resistance


Total parallel inductive resistance - -
XLT=1/[(1/XL1)+(1/XL2)+(1/XL3)]


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