Deck 19: Capacitive Circuits
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Deck 19: Capacitive Circuits
1
Instead of combining waveforms that are out of phase, they can be added more quickly by using their equivalent ______________.
phasors
2
The resultant of the phasor addition of XC and R is their total opposition in ohms called ______________.
impedance
3
For a series RC circuit, when XC is equal to or greater than 10 times R, ZT is approximately _________ XC.
equal to
4
A practical application for a phase-shifter circuit is to provide a voltage of ______________ phase to set the conduction time of semiconductors in power-control circuits.
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5
A series circuit has different voltage drops but one common ______________.
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6
When branch currents are out of phase are combined, they cannot be added without taking the phase ______________ into account.
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7
A ______________ capacitor's low reactance allows developing all the ac signal voltage of the generator across R.
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8
When capacitors are connected in series across a voltage source, the series capacitors serve as a voltage ______________.
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9
When voltages are out of phase with each other, arithmetic addition is not possible and ______________ (or algebraic) addition becomes necessary.
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10
The (number only) ______________ degree phase angle results because ic depends on the rate of change of vc.
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11
The resultant of the phasor addition of XC and R is their total opposition in ohms, called
A) reactance
B) reluctance
C) resistance
D) impedance
A) reactance
B) reluctance
C) resistance
D) impedance
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12
In a series RC circuit, the phasor for XC, IXC, or VC is at
A) 0°
B) 45°
C) 90°
D) ?90°
A) 0°
B) 45°
C) 90°
D) ?90°
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13
The trigonometric function of an angle equal to the ratio of the opposite side to the adjacent side of a triangle is the
A) sine
B) cosine
C) tangent
D) cotangent
A) sine
B) cosine
C) tangent
D) cotangent
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14
For a series RC circuit, when R is equal to or greater than 10 times XC,
A) ZT is approximately equal to R
B) ZT is approximately equal to C
C) ZT is equal to ??
D) ZT is equal to 0 ?
A) ZT is approximately equal to R
B) ZT is approximately equal to C
C) ZT is equal to ??
D) ZT is equal to 0 ?
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15
What circuit can be used to set the conduction time of semiconductors in power-control circuits?
A) RC filter
B) Oscillator
C) Regulator
D) Phase-shifter
A) RC filter
B) Oscillator
C) Regulator
D) Phase-shifter
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16
What circuit has different branch currents but one common voltage?
A) Amplifier
B) Bridge
C) Series
D) Parallel
A) Amplifier
B) Bridge
C) Series
D) Parallel
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17
When branch currents that are out of phase are combined
A) they are simply added
B) they are simply subtracted
C) they are added taking phase difference into account
D) the resultant is zero
A) they are simply added
B) they are simply subtracted
C) they are added taking phase difference into account
D) the resultant is zero
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18
For R in parallel with XC, ZEQ can be calculated
A) by adding R and XC
B) by using product over algebraic sum
C) by subtracting R and XC
D) by using Ohm's law
A) by adding R and XC
B) by using product over algebraic sum
C) by subtracting R and XC
D) by using Ohm's law
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19
For a parallel RC circuit, when XC is equal to or greater than 10 times R
A) ZEQ is approximately equal to R
B) ZEQ is approximately equal to XC
C) ZEQ is approximately 0 ?
D) ZEQ is approximately ??
A) ZEQ is approximately equal to R
B) ZEQ is approximately equal to XC
C) ZEQ is approximately 0 ?
D) ZEQ is approximately ??
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20
What is the total current when a 30mA IR is in parallel with another branch current of 40 mA for IC?
A) 5 mA
B) 50 mA
C) 500 mA
D) 70 mA
A) 5 mA
B) 50 mA
C) 500 mA
D) 70 mA
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21
In order for a coupling capacitor to be effective, its reactance should be
A) 1/2 of the series resistor
B) 1/3 of the series resistor
C) 1/5 of the series resistor
D) 1/10 or less of the series resistor
A) 1/2 of the series resistor
B) 1/3 of the series resistor
C) 1/5 of the series resistor
D) 1/10 or less of the series resistor
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22
What value of capacitance can be used as a coupling capacitor for frequencies 50 Hz and up with a series resistance of 400 ??
A) 0.79 ?F
B) 7.9 ?F
C) 79 ?F
D) 790 ?F
A) 0.79 ?F
B) 7.9 ?F
C) 79 ?F
D) 790 ?F
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23
When capacitors are connected in series across a voltage source, the series capacitors serve as a
A) coupling capacitor network
B) voltage divider
C) filter
D) voltage tripler
A) coupling capacitor network
B) voltage divider
C) filter
D) voltage tripler
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24
When voltages are out of phase
A) arithmetic addition can be used
B) phasor addition is not possible
C) they cannot be combined by any means
D) phasor addition is necessary
A) arithmetic addition can be used
B) phasor addition is not possible
C) they cannot be combined by any means
D) phasor addition is necessary
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25
With sine-wave alternating current, the voltage division between series capacitors can be calculated on the basis of
A) resistance
B) conductance
C) reactance
D) impedance
A) resistance
B) conductance
C) reactance
D) impedance
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26
For a capacitor, the value of charge or discharge current is zero when
A) the capacitance is low
B) the capacitive reactance is high
C) dv/dt is a constant
D) dv/dt is zero
A) the capacitance is low
B) the capacitive reactance is high
C) dv/dt is a constant
D) dv/dt is zero
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27
When calculating capacitive current, capacitive reactance applies
A) only to sine waves
B) only to square waves
C) only to pulse waves
D) to any nonsinusoidal waveform
A) only to sine waves
B) only to square waves
C) only to pulse waves
D) to any nonsinusoidal waveform
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28
If capacitance is increased and higher frequency sine-wave voltages are applied
A) XC increases
B) XC decreases
C) XC remains unchanged
D) IC decreases
A) XC increases
B) XC decreases
C) XC remains unchanged
D) IC decreases
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29
For any capacitor, what is the phase relationship between vc and ic for all values of capacitance or any frequency of sine wave alternating voltage?
A) 45°
B) 90°
C) -90°
D) -45°
A) 45°
B) 90°
C) -90°
D) -45°
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30
In what circuit is ic used as a reference and vc is considered to lag by 90°?
A) Series resistive
B) Series capacitive
C) Parallel resistive
D) Parallel capacitive
A) Series resistive
B) Series capacitive
C) Parallel resistive
D) Parallel capacitive
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31
When a capacitor and resistor are connected in series, the current is limited by
A) XC only
B) R only
C) both XC and R
D) neither R nor XC
A) XC only
B) R only
C) both XC and R
D) neither R nor XC
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32
When analyzing an RC circuit, which of the following values of I and V can be used?
A) rms only
B) Peak only
C) Instantaneous only
D) rms, peak, or instantaneous
A) rms only
B) Peak only
C) Instantaneous only
D) rms, peak, or instantaneous
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33
In a series RC circuit, VR and I are
A) in phase
B) out of phase by 45°
C) out of phase by 90°
D) out of phase by -90°
A) in phase
B) out of phase by 45°
C) out of phase by 90°
D) out of phase by -90°
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34
Which law or theorem states that the hypotenuse is equal to the square root of the sum of the squares of the sides?
A) Thevenin
B) Kirchhoff
C) Pythagorean
D) Norton
A) Thevenin
B) Kirchhoff
C) Pythagorean
D) Norton
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35
Capacitive reactance decreases with more capacitance and higher frequencies for sine-wave ac voltage applied.
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36
The opposition that resistance offers remains the same for dc and ac circuits.
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37
A coupling capacitor is used to pass the desired ac signal variations while blocking the steady dc level of a fluctuating dc voltage.
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38
For any capacitor, the 180° phase relationship between vc and ic exists for all values of capacitance or any frequency of sine wave alternating voltage.
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39
In series circuits, the current ic is the reference, and then the voltage vc can be considered to lag ic by 90°.
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40
The 90° phase angle results because ic depends on the rate of change of vc.
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41
Capacitive current is the same in all parts of a series circuit.
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42
With respect to a series current, both the applied voltage and capacitive voltage are 180° out of phase with capacitive current.
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43
Although capacitive voltage lags capacitive current by 90°, both waves have the same frequency.
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44
When a capacitor and a resistor are connected in series, the current is the same in both XC and R.
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45
Circuit values of I and V may be in rms, peak, peak-to-peak, or instantaneous, as long as the same measure is applied to the entire circuit.
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46
When series voltage drops that are out of phase are combined, they can be added without taking the phase difference into account.
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47
Instead of combining waveforms that are out of phase, they can be added more quickly by using their equivalent phasors.
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48
The Pythagorean theorem states that the hypotenuse is equal to sum of the squares of the sides.
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49
In a series RC circuit, VT is the phasor sum of the two voltages VR and VC 90° out of phase.
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