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Electrical/Electronic Systems Flashcards

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  1. When measuring resistance with an ohmmeter, the circuit must be:

    Answer: De-energized (power off)

    An ohmmeter supplies its own current, so applied voltage will give false readings or damage the meter.

  2. A magnetic-reluctance (variable reluctance) wheel speed sensor produces what type of signal?

    Answer: AC sine-wave voltage

    A passive reluctance sensor generates an AC voltage whose frequency and amplitude rise with wheel speed.

  3. Two 6-ohm resistors wired in series produce a total resistance of:

    Answer: 12 ohms

    Series resistances add directly, so 6 + 6 = 12 ohms.

  4. A customer reports dim headlights and slow cranking. Which test should be performed first?

    Answer: Battery state-of-charge and load test

    Dim lights and slow cranking point to the battery, so testing its charge and capacity comes first.

  5. What is the purpose of a pull-up resistor in an electronic circuit?

    Answer: To set a default high voltage on a signal line

    A pull-up resistor ensures a signal line reads a defined high state when not actively driven low.

  6. An open neutral safety switch in an automatic transmission vehicle will most likely cause:

    Answer: No crank in Park or Neutral

    The neutral safety switch completes the starter circuit only in Park or Neutral; if open, the starter won't engage.

  7. On a CAN bus network, what termination resistance should be measured across the two data wires with the system off?

    Answer: About 60 ohms

    Two 120-ohm terminating resistors in parallel produce a combined reading of about 60 ohms.