Delmar's Textbook of Electricity, Section
2, Units 6, 7, & 8
Chassis Ground - correct answer ✔A point that is used as a common
connection for other parts of a circuit, but is not actually driven into the
ground.
Circuit Breakers - correct answer ✔Type of over current protection that will
open when current exceeds a certain value. Operates on a switch.
Earth Ground - correct answer ✔A ground point that is made by physically
driving a an object, such as a rod or pipe, into the ground.
Fuses - correct answer ✔Type of over current protection that will break when
current exceeds a certain value. Cannot be reset.
Ground Point - correct answer ✔The point where a circuit is connected to the
ground.
Series Circuit - correct answer ✔Circuit with only one path for current flow.
Current is identical eat any point in the circuit.
Voltage Drop - correct answer ✔The amount of voltage required to push
current through a resistor. Sum total applied to resistors must be equal total of
the circuit. Proportional to resistance and current.
Voltage Polarity - correct answer ✔The direction of current flow through a
circuit.
2, Units 6, 7, & 8
Chassis Ground - correct answer ✔A point that is used as a common
connection for other parts of a circuit, but is not actually driven into the
ground.
Circuit Breakers - correct answer ✔Type of over current protection that will
open when current exceeds a certain value. Operates on a switch.
Earth Ground - correct answer ✔A ground point that is made by physically
driving a an object, such as a rod or pipe, into the ground.
Fuses - correct answer ✔Type of over current protection that will break when
current exceeds a certain value. Cannot be reset.
Ground Point - correct answer ✔The point where a circuit is connected to the
ground.
Series Circuit - correct answer ✔Circuit with only one path for current flow.
Current is identical eat any point in the circuit.
Voltage Drop - correct answer ✔The amount of voltage required to push
current through a resistor. Sum total applied to resistors must be equal total of
the circuit. Proportional to resistance and current.
Voltage Polarity - correct answer ✔The direction of current flow through a
circuit.
