Electrical Mechanic/Test Technician
Voltage
an electromotive force or ability difference expressed in volts. Potential to do work.
Direct Current (DC)
Electric modern-day that flows in simplest one direction
Alternating Current (AC)
A float of electric charge that frequently reverses its route. Bidirectional.
Wattage
the electrical electricity fed on by a device.
Coulomb
the SI unit of electrical charge, same to the quantity of strength conveyed in one second with
the aid of a present day of 1 ampere.
1 amp = 1 coulomb/sec
1 amp = 6.25 x 10 (18)
Ohm
unit of electrical resistance
Ampere (amp)
Unit that measures the energy of an electric modern.
Ammeter
a tool used to degree cutting-edge in amperes.
Voltmeter
a device used to measure electric capability or voltage.
Wattmeter
, Measures electric powered strength in watts
Megger
An device used for checking the insulation resistance on motors, feeders, bus bar structures,
grounds, and department circuit wiring. Read in hundreds of thousands of ohms.
Oscilloscope
a device used to show the form of an electrical wave.
Multimeter
A measuring tool for modern, voltage, and resistance.
Frequency meter
Used to measure the frequency of an AC signal.
Micrometer
A gauge which measures small distances or thicknesses.
Vernier caliper
device used for measuring specific linear dimensions
Wire gauge
A standard degree of the diameter or thickness of a strand of wire
Ohmeter
a device used to measure resistance
Architect's Scale
A specialized ruler used in making or measuring decreased scale drawings. It is marked with
more than a few calibrated ratios used for laying out distances, with scales indicating toes,
inches, and fractions of inches. Used on drawings aside from website online plans.
Planimeter
Engineering device designed to degree distance as its pointer is traced around a sample.
Of the following electrical gadgets, the one that is NOT commonly utilized in direct present
day electric circuits is a ....
Voltage
an electromotive force or ability difference expressed in volts. Potential to do work.
Direct Current (DC)
Electric modern-day that flows in simplest one direction
Alternating Current (AC)
A float of electric charge that frequently reverses its route. Bidirectional.
Wattage
the electrical electricity fed on by a device.
Coulomb
the SI unit of electrical charge, same to the quantity of strength conveyed in one second with
the aid of a present day of 1 ampere.
1 amp = 1 coulomb/sec
1 amp = 6.25 x 10 (18)
Ohm
unit of electrical resistance
Ampere (amp)
Unit that measures the energy of an electric modern.
Ammeter
a tool used to degree cutting-edge in amperes.
Voltmeter
a device used to measure electric capability or voltage.
Wattmeter
, Measures electric powered strength in watts
Megger
An device used for checking the insulation resistance on motors, feeders, bus bar structures,
grounds, and department circuit wiring. Read in hundreds of thousands of ohms.
Oscilloscope
a device used to show the form of an electrical wave.
Multimeter
A measuring tool for modern, voltage, and resistance.
Frequency meter
Used to measure the frequency of an AC signal.
Micrometer
A gauge which measures small distances or thicknesses.
Vernier caliper
device used for measuring specific linear dimensions
Wire gauge
A standard degree of the diameter or thickness of a strand of wire
Ohmeter
a device used to measure resistance
Architect's Scale
A specialized ruler used in making or measuring decreased scale drawings. It is marked with
more than a few calibrated ratios used for laying out distances, with scales indicating toes,
inches, and fractions of inches. Used on drawings aside from website online plans.
Planimeter
Engineering device designed to degree distance as its pointer is traced around a sample.
Of the following electrical gadgets, the one that is NOT commonly utilized in direct present
day electric circuits is a ....
