Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf
Industrial
Electricity I –
lecture summary
Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf
,Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
jackets to protect wires (useful to prevent pinching near door hinge)
Choose an answer
1 Ring lugs 2 Wire sleeves
3 Terminal Blocks 4 Line Drop
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Terms in this set (176)
Load Another term for output device
Regulation Power supplies constant voltage or current (usually V)
Industrial Electricity I Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
, Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
Types of manual switches 1. Knife
2. Pushbutton
3. Selector
Momentary switch Any switch/button with spring return (to normal state)
Output device examples 1. Lamps
2. Resistors
3. Solenoids
4. Buzzers
5. Motors
Common a known reference point, normally connected to negative side
Continuity Complete/continuous path for current to flow
Applications of Ohm's Law 1. Troubleshoot Circuits
2. Calculate Power Dissipation
3. Size Components
4. Create Multiple Voltage Levels
Short Circuit 1. Very low R
2. Increased I
3. Leads to component failure
Protection devices 1. Fuses
2. Circuit Breakers
Industrial Electricity I Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
Industrial
Electricity I –
lecture summary
Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf Industrial Electricity I – lecture summary.pdf
,Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
jackets to protect wires (useful to prevent pinching near door hinge)
Choose an answer
1 Ring lugs 2 Wire sleeves
3 Terminal Blocks 4 Line Drop
Don't know?
Terms in this set (176)
Load Another term for output device
Regulation Power supplies constant voltage or current (usually V)
Industrial Electricity I Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
, Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
Types of manual switches 1. Knife
2. Pushbutton
3. Selector
Momentary switch Any switch/button with spring return (to normal state)
Output device examples 1. Lamps
2. Resistors
3. Solenoids
4. Buzzers
5. Motors
Common a known reference point, normally connected to negative side
Continuity Complete/continuous path for current to flow
Applications of Ohm's Law 1. Troubleshoot Circuits
2. Calculate Power Dissipation
3. Size Components
4. Create Multiple Voltage Levels
Short Circuit 1. Very low R
2. Increased I
3. Leads to component failure
Protection devices 1. Fuses
2. Circuit Breakers
Industrial Electricity I Industrial Electricity I.pdf Industrial Electricity I.pdf
