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ATT Test 2 (Latest 2024\/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A<\/h1><\/p>\n\n\n\n

ATT Test 2 (Latest 2024\/ 2025 Update)
Questions and Verified Answers| 100%
Correct| Grade A
Q: Is current or volts the same at all points in parallel circuit?
Answer:
Volts. Each branch reads applied volts
Q: Open components in parallel branch have how much current?
Answer:
0 A
Q: Current is (blank) with an open in parallel branch
Answer:
Lowered
Q: What happens to current with a short in parallel branch?
Answer:
Increases to MAX
Q: Opening what series-parallel component will cause amps to be 0?
Answer:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Series component. Volts dropped across open
Q: Current (increases\/decreases) if a parallel component opens in series-parallel
Answer:
Decreases
Q: With open in parallel branch of s-p circuit: series volt drops(increase\/decrease) and parallel
volt drop (increase\/decrease)
Answer:
Decrease, increase
Q: Current increases or decreases with short in series component (s-p circuit)
Answer:
Increases
Q: What happens to REQ when there is a short in a parallel branch (s-p circuit)
Answer:
Goes to 0 ohms (parallel volt drops are 0 volts)
Q: What happens to circuit values when a load is addedto voltage divider?
Answer:
Resistance down, voltage down, current up
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Definition of series circuit Current flows in a single path through all components
In which direction does current flow? Negative to positive
Current is the _ throughout whole circuit Same 4 steps of troubleshooting Analyze, check setup, calculate\/measure, check results An open series component drops<\/em> volts Applied
Resistance is how much over open component? Max or infinite
Short provides how much resistance? No resistance
Shorts read how many volts? 0 volts!!!
Is current or volts the same at all points in parallel circuit? Volts. Each branch reads applied volts
Open components in parallel branch have how much current? 0 A
Current is (blank) with an open in parallel branch Lowered
What happens to current with a short in parallel branch? Increases to MAX
Opening what series-parallel component will cause amps to be 0? Series component. Volts dropped across open
Current (increases\/decreases) if a parallel component opens in series-parallel Decreases
With open in parallel branch of s-p circuit: series volt drops(increase\/decrease) and parallel volt drop (increase\/decrease) Decrease, increase
Current increases or decreases with short in series component (s-p circuit) Increases
What happens to REQ when there is a short in a parallel branch (s-p circuit) Goes to 0 ohms (parallel volt drops are 0 volts)
What happens to circuit values when a load is addedto voltage divider? Resistance down, voltage down, current up
Bridge circuits compare what two values Known and unknown resistive values
What type of resistor is metal film? Precision
Meter is in (series\/parallel ) for current measurements Series
Meter is in (series\/parallel) for voltage measurements Parallel
What is added to current measurements to reduce meter loading Small parallel resistors
What is added to voltage measurements to reduce meter loading?. Large series resistors
What, is the definition of complex circuits? Circuits in which current can flow in multiple directions through components
What is Kirchoff’s Current Law? Total current entering is same as current leaving (a point)
What is Kirchoff’s Voltage Law? The sum of voltage drops in a closed loop must be equal to zero.
meter resistance should be (small\/large) compared to circuit values in voltage readings Large
Meter resistance should be (small\/large) compared to circuit values in current readings? Small
Localizing faults happens in which step of troubleshooting Calculate\/measure
Who is the best and cutest girlfriend? Sara
What material are circuit board traces made of Copper
What is the most common type of solder 63\/37 ( tin\/lead)
What type of cable is used for high frequency Coaxial
What cable is used to reduce electrical noise Twisted pair
Longer wires have ___<\/em><\/strong> resistance Higher
Wires with increased surface area have.. higher\/lower resistance Lower<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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