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ATT TEST 11 EXAM




ATT TEST 11 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+




What is a motor ANS >> a device that converts electrical
energy into mechanical energy


What is a generator ANS >> a device that converts mechanical
energy into electrical energy


What is an incremental motor ANS >> a motor whose shaft
rotates a specific distance in degrees


What is a continuous motor ANS >> one whose shaft
continuously rotates without interruption when input is applied


What type of generator produces DC volts and uses a
commutator? ANS >> Dynamo

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Motors and generators operate on what principle? ANS >>
Electromagnetism


What characteristic describes how fast shaft rotates and is
measured in RPM/RPS? ANS >> Speed


What characteristic is a twisting force that causes shaft to
rotate? ANS >> Torque


How is torque calculated in generators? ANS >> Force X
Distance from centre of shaft


How are torque and speed related? ANS >> Inversely
proportional


What characteristic is a generated voltage that OPPOSES
applied volts? ANS >> Counterelectromotive Force (CEMF)


How is CEMF produced? ANS >> By the rotation of motors
shaft

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How is CEMF related to speed and torque? ANS >> CEMF is
proportional to speed and inversely proportional to torque


What are loads? ANS >> items that require motion and are
driven by rotating shaft (motors) and electrical circuits that
require power (generators)


How are loads related to speed? ANS >> Inversely proportional


What characteristic is the amount of work accomplished? ANS
>> power


How is power calculated in motors? ANS >> torque X RPM X K


How is power measured? ANS >> Watts and HP


How is power related to load and speed? ANS >> Proportional
to load and inversely proportional to speed

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