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Transformers ch 8
Reactors and Isolation Transformers
Question | Answer |
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1. A __ is a distortion in a voltage waveform where the voltage quickly drops toward zero and then returns to the correct value( Choke; Notch; Relay; Switch) | Notch |
2. __ is the opposition to current flow in an AC circuit. (Choking; Impedance; Reactance; Shielding) | Reactance |
3. A __ is an inductor whose inductance is controlled through the use of a magnetic field created by a second winding wound around the same iron core as the primary winding. (Next Card) | |
(Common-mode choke; Drive isolation transformer; Saturable-core reactor; Silicon-controlled rectifier) | saturable-core reactor |
4. Electric motors typically draw many times their full-load current during startup. T/F | True |
5. A reactor should have about __ impedance to reduce notch depth by about 50% (3%; 5%; 10%; 12%) | 3% |
6. All two-winding transformers are isolation transformers. T/F | True |
7. __ is a type of electromagnetic interference induced on power or communication lines ( Common-mode noise; Notching; Resonance; Zero-switching) | Common-mode noise |
8. A __ is a reactor used to reduce common-mode noise current generated by the rapid switching of a motor drive or a signaling device . ( next card) | Common-mode choke |
(Capacitor bank; Common-mode choke; Isolation transformer; Silicon-controlled rectifier) | Common-mode choke |
9. In a saturable-core reactor, large amounts of DC current can be controlled by a small amount of AC current. T/F | False |
10. Zero-crossover are often used for timing signals and to activate equipment T/F | True |
11. With a variable-frequency drive, unwanted pulses of current are caused by fast-changing voltages from the drive T/F | True |
12. Explain the formation of voltage notches when using SCRs | Two SCR are fired at the same time |
13.Explain the rationale for reducing notch depth by 50% . Why not more? Or less? | |
14. A saturable-core reactor consists of one winding T/F | False |
15. Electrostatic shields can prevent common-mode noise from transferring from the transformer's primary to the secondary only if the secondary is grounded T/F | False; secondary ungrounded |
16. __ help eliminate voltage spikes by slowing down the rate of change in the drive output voltage. ( Drive isolation transformers; Output reactors; Output rectifiers; Variable-frequency drives) | Output reactors |
17. To reduce notching, a reactor can be used to add impedance. the added impedance__ (next card_ | |
(Decreases notch depth & narrows notch width; | Decreases notch depth and widens notch width |
18. List the three basic functions of a drive isolation transformer | page 148 |
19. A __ is a reactor used to restrict the current to AC or DC drives in the case of short circuits in the drive itself | Choke |
20. A drive isolation transformer is designed with additional __ to reduce power quality problems associated with nonlinear loads ( flux; reactance; resonance; shielding) | reactance |
21. List 3 benefits associated with grounding the secondary of a drive isolation transformer | p 149 |
22. The secondary of a drive isolation transformer represents a separately derived system T/F | True |
23. List 3 uses for line input reactors | p 141 |
24. Nonlinear rectified power supplies are a common cause of power quality problems T/F | True |
25. A ___ is a coil added in series with a load to reduce inrush current, voltage notching effects, and voltage spikes ( capacitor; plolarized-frequency relay; reactor; silicon-controlled rectifier_ | Reactor |
26. Rectifiers are ;used in the starters of large synchronous motors to provide a voltage to the AC coil of the polarized-frequency relay T/F | False |
27. HOw are drive isolation transformers and line reactors similar? Which can provide additional benefits, and what are they? | p 150 |
28.Match the picture p 105 |