EIT115-CH1
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| CIRCUIT | A group of components that perform a specific function.
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| RESISTOR | A component that is used to strict (limit) current.
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| SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS | Drawings that show you how the components in a circuit are interconnected.
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| CAPACITOR | A component that stores energy in a an electrical field, also called a condenser.
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| INDUCTOR | A component that stores energy in a magnetic field, also called a coil or a choke.
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| TRANSFORMER | A component that contains one or more inductors that are wrapped around a single physical structure.
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| STEP DOWN TRANSFORMER | A transformer that decreases its input voltage to a lower level.
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| STEP UP TRANSFORMER | A transformer that increases its input voltage to a higher level.
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| SWITCH | A component that is used to make or break an electrical connection.
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| FUSE | A component that automatically breaks an electrical connection if the current increases beyond a certain value.
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| CIRCUIT BREAKER | A component that can be reset and used again after breaking a current path.
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| DIGITAL MULTIMETER (DMM) | A meter that measures three of the most basic electrical properties: voltage, current and resistance.
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| VOLT-OHM-MILLIMETER (VOM) | A meter that uses an analog scale (rather than a digital scale) to provide a readout.
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| FREQUENCY COUNTER | A piece of equipment that indicates the number of times certain events occur every second.
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| FUNCTION GENERATOR | A piece of equipment that generates a variety of waveforms.
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| OSCILLOSCOPE | A piece of test equipment that provides a visual display for voltage and time measurements.
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| ENGENEERING NOTATION | A short hand method of representing large and small numbers.
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| FUNCTION SELECT | A control that sets the multi-meter to measure volts(v), amperes(A), or Ohms (Ω)
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