Electrical/Electronic Systems Flashcards
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Ohm's law states that current equals:
Answer: Voltage divided by resistance
Ohm's law is I = E/R, so current equals voltage divided by resistance.
A corroded ground connection on a tail light circuit will most likely cause:
Answer: Dim or flickering lights and possible feedback to other circuits
A poor ground adds resistance, dimming the lamp and sometimes causing current to backfeed through other circuits.
When jump-starting a vehicle, the final connection should be made to:
Answer: An engine ground point away from the battery
Connecting the last clamp to a remote engine ground keeps any spark away from battery hydrogen gas.
A capacitor in an automotive circuit primarily functions to:
Answer: Store electrical charge and smooth voltage fluctuations
Capacitors store charge and help filter or stabilize voltage spikes and noise.
A blower motor works on high speed but not low or medium speeds. The most likely cause is:
Answer: A faulty blower motor resistor
Lower speeds route current through the resistor pack, so its failure removes those speeds while high (direct) still works.
What is the approximate voltage of a single fully charged lead-acid battery cell?
Answer: 2.1 volts
Each lead-acid cell produces about 2.1 volts, so six cells make a 12.6V battery.
A 'short to power' fault in a sensor circuit means the signal wire is:
Answer: Unintentionally connected to a voltage source
A short to power means the wire contacts a positive source, driving the signal abnormally high.