{"id":131715,"date":"2024-01-21T19:16:22","date_gmt":"2024-01-21T19:16:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/learnexams.com\/blog\/?p=131715"},"modified":"2024-01-21T19:16:27","modified_gmt":"2024-01-21T19:16:27","slug":"att-test-11-latest-2024-2025-update-questions-and-verified-answers-100-correct-grade-a","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.learnexams.com\/blog\/2024\/01\/21\/att-test-11-latest-2024-2025-update-questions-and-verified-answers-100-correct-grade-a\/","title":{"rendered":"ATT Test 11 (Latest 2024\/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p><h1 class=\"titleof-product\" style=\"margin: 0px; padding: 0px; box-sizing: border-box; text-rendering: optimizelegibility; vertical-align: baseline; outline: 0px; font-family: Faustina, serif; color: rgb(39, 46, 93); font-size: 1.55em; white-space-collapse: collapse;\">ATT Test 11 (Latest 2024\/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A<\/h1><\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>ATT Test 11 (Latest 2024\/ 2025 Update)<br>Questions and Verified Answers| 100%<br>Correct| Grade A<br>Q: What characteristic is a twisting force that causes shaft to rotate?<br>Answer:<br>Torque<br>Q: How is torque calculated in generators?<br>Answer:<br>Force X Distance from center of shaft<br>Q: How are torque and speed related?<br>Answer:<br>Inversely proportional<br>Q: What characteristic is a generated voltage that OPPOSES applied volts?<br>Answer:<br>Couterelectromotive Force (CEMF)<br>Q: How is CEMF produced?<br>Answer:<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>By the rotation of motors shaft<br>Q: How is CEMF related to speed and torque?<br>Answer:<br>CEMF is proportional to speed and inversely proportional to torque<br>Q: What are loads?<br>Answer:<br>items that require motion and are driven by rotating shaft (motors) and electrical circuits that<br>require power (generators)<br>Q: How are loads related to speed?<br>Answer:<br>Inversely proportional<br>Q: What characteristic is the amount of work accomplished?<br>Answer:<br>power<br>Q: How is power calculated in motors?<br>Answer:<br>torque X RPM X K<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>Q: How is power measured?<br>Answer:<br>Watts and HP<br>Q: How is power related to load and speed?<br>Answer:<br>Proportional to load and inversely proportional to speed<br>Q: When is torque greatest?<br>Answer:<br>When RPM is 0 (locked motor)<br>Q: How much CEMF is generated in locked motor condition?<br>Answer:<br>None<br>Q: What is the definition of one horsepower?<br>Answer:<br>Power needed to lift 550 lbs 1 foot in one second or (33000 lbs in one minute)<br>Q: What principle of magnetism do motors operate on?<br>Answer:<br>Powered by <a href=\"https:\/\/learnexams.com\/search\/study?query=\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">https:\/\/learnexams.com\/search\/study?query=<\/a><br>What is a motor a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy<br>What is a generator a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy<br>What is an incremental motor a motor whose shaft rotates a specific distance in degrees<br>What is a continuous motor one whose shaft continuously rotates without interruption when input is applied<br>What type of generator produces DC volts and uses a commutator? Dynamo<br>Motors and generators operate on what principle? Electromagnetism<br>What characteristic describes how fast shaft rotates and is measured in RPM\/RPS? Speed<br>What characteristic is a twisting force that causes shaft to rotate? Torque<br>How is torque calculated in generators? Force X Distance from center of shaft<br>How are torque and speed related? Inversely proportional<br>What characteristic is a generated voltage that OPPOSES applied volts? Couterelectromotive Force (CEMF)<br>How is CEMF produced? By the rotation of motors shaft<br>How is CEMF related to speed and torque? CEMF is proportional to speed and inversely proportional to torque<br>What are loads? items that require motion and are driven by rotating shaft (motors) and electrical circuits that require power (generators)<br>How are loads related to speed? Inversely proportional<br>What characteristic is the amount of work accomplished? power<br>How is power calculated in motors? torque X RPM X K<br>How is power measured? Watts and HP<br>How is power related to load and speed? Proportional to load and inversely proportional to speed<br>When is torque greatest? When RPM is 0 (locked motor)<br>How much CEMF is generated in locked motor condition? None<br>What is the definition of one horsepower? Power needed to lift 550 lbs 1 foot in one second or (33000 lbs in one minute)<br>What principle of magnetism do motors operate on? Attraction\/repulsion<br>What are basic parts of a motor? Stator, armature (rotor), brushes, commutator, shaft<br>At what points are max flux lines cut and peak volts produced? When armature is parallel to lines of force (90 and 270 degrees)<br>What are three types of DC generators? permanent magnet, separately excited, self-excited<br>What are 3 types of DC motors? Series, shunt and compound<br>What is the assumed value of K? 1<br>How are speed and total current related in DC shunt field motor? Inversely proportional<br>What value isn&#8217;t affected by speed changes in DC shunt field motor? Field current<br>What are two types of speed control in DC shunt\/series field motors? Armature control and shunt field control<br>Increasing resistance does what to speed? Decrease<br>Which type of DC motor has higher resistance and many turns of fine wire? Shunt motor<br>Which type of DC motor has lower resistance and few turns of heavy wire? Series motor<br>Which DC motor has more high speed torque? Shunt motor<br>Which DC motor has higher start current\/torque? Series motor<br>Which DC motor has higher low speed torque? Series motor<br>When is armature current max? When motor is first turned on (RPM=0 CEMF=0)<br>Is starter current greater or lesser than running current? Greater than<br>What are two main factors of motion? Distance and time<br>How is velocity calculated? change in distance divided by change in time<br>What is used to measure motion? velocity<br>How are acceleration and deceleration calculated? change in velocity divided by change in time<br>Acceleration and deceleration are both changes in what? Velocity<br>Constant and changing velocity both equal what type of motion? Linear motion<br>What are two main factors of circular motion? Rotational motion and runout<br>What is runout? distance traveled from point on circumference in given time period<br>What is a measure of velocity of rotating point Runout<br>How is runout rate (ROR) calculated? RPM X 2R (circumference)<br>How is total runout distance calculated? ROR X T<br>Circular motion of point A will cause <strong><em>_ motion of plate A Linear Linear motion is equal to circular motion in terms of what? Velocity, acceleration, distance Fixed RPM causes varying ROR and ROD depending on what? Circumference In circular motion, V out is proportional to what? Acceleration What are 3 popular motion sensors? Photo interrupter, photo reflector, magnetic pickup What do position generators do? cause a change in position, use electrical input to produce mechanical output What do position sensors do? detect changes in position, use mechanical input to produce an electrical output Which position device rotates from one position to another according to digital\/analog input? Position generators Which position device receives mechanical input and produces analog\/digital signal output? Position sensor Define position location of object, defined in 1, 2, or 3 dimensions in respect to reference Torque and RPM depend on the of the shaft Radius<br>What constant is used in power calculations when HP need to be converted to FT-LBS? 9.55 (Torque X RPM)\/9.55<br>What constant is used in power calculations when HP need to be converted to ft-lbs? 5252.5 (Torque X RPM)\/5252.5<br>What are two types of resolvers? Induction and resistance<br>Resolvers use what type of motion? Circular<br>An induction resolver acts like which component? Transformer<br>Resistance resolvers are specifically designed ? Potentiometers<br>What are two types of digital position sensors? Increment and wheel<br>The shaft of which digital position sensor must return to 0 prior to each move Increment wheel<br>Which digital position sensor would have 4 sensors? Encoder wheel (gray or 8421)<br>What type of encoder wheel produces incorrect outputs during transition? How is this overcome? 8421, overcome by strobe track or using Gray code<br>In which speed controller does a low current control a high current motor? Relay controller<br>What are two types of starters? Series and parallel<br>A large start torque requires a start current Large<br>What type of controller is used in small DC motors with small currents? Solid state controllers (emitter follower)<br>What type of start\/speed controller uses D\/A converter and comparator array? Digital start\/speed controller<br>What are two types of controllers used by DC motors? Amplitude and Time control<br>What are 3 types of AC motors? Universal, induction, synchronous<br>Which AC motor is used for large HP or special applications? Synchronous<br>Induction type AC motors use what kind of rotor? Squirrel cage<br>What induces current in the rotor (AC motor)? expanding\/contracting stator mag field<br>What causes a magnetic field in rotor (AC motor)? Rotor current induced by stator mag field<br>How is slip speed calculated? Field speed minus shaft speed<br>What is field speed also known as (AC motors)? Synchronous speed<br>How is torque related to current? Proportional<br>Why does the rotor attempt to follow the stator? Magnetic attraction<br>Rotor RPM will always be than stator RPM LESS than (always lags)<br>How is shaft speed calculated? Field RPM minus slip RPM<br>&#8220;In AC motor which component is thought of as the &#8220;&#8221;primary&#8221;&#8221; and which is the &#8220;&#8221;secondary&#8221;&#8221;?&#8221; Stator is primaryRotor is secondary<br>AC induction motor has _<\/em><\/strong> start torque SMALL<br>What is the purpose of synchros? To transfer angular information as voltage<br>Define synchros rotary electromechanical position sensing devices, movement of one device produces voltage that causes movement in another device<br>What are two main parts of synchro? Stator and rotor<br>How many stators does synchro use? 3 windings in Y config<br>What does TX stand for? Torque transmitter<br>What does TDX stand for? Torque differential transmitter<br>What does the torque receiver do? Electronically forced to reposition in response to applied voltage (from transmitter), provides mechanical motion<br>What control component is similar to torque receiver? Control transformer<br>What are 4 steps of troubleshooting synchro systems? Confirm symptom, remove power, isolate components, locate defect<br>What is a multimeter used to measure when troubleshooting synchros? Ohms<br>What fault will cause blown fuses or tripped circuit breaker? Short rotor<br>What fault causes transmitter to have little effect, receivers attempt to track, and low torque? Open rotor<br>An open in transmitter rotor will affect one device or whole system? Whole system<br>What fault causes all devices to point toward good stator axis? Short stator<br>A short stator in receiver will affect one device or whole system? Whole system<br>Define gyroscope? mechanical device containing spinning mass that is universally mounted<br>What gyroscope principle causes wheel to remain in fixed position if no force is applied? Rigidity<br>What principle of gyroscopes causes spin axis to turn at right angle to angle of applied force? Precession<br>What factors affect rigidity? Rotor weight and speed, and rotor shape (weight distribution)<br>Larger diameter of rotor equals (more\/less) rigidity? More<br>Rate of precession is proportional to what? 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