AP2 Module 2 Exam Q4

Give the value of the following resistors:(Must write final value to short notation using KOhms, MOhms, etc. if applicable)1. Red, red ,orange, silver2. Blue, red, orange, gold3. Brown, Black, Orange, gold4. Red, Green, blue, gold5. Violet, green, red, silver

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Which of the following statements about printed circuit boards is correct? O a. It can be single, double, and multi-sided O b. Multi Sided O c. Single sided Flag question O d. Double Sided

If the measured values for resistors #1, #2 and # 3 are 552, 549 and 549 Ohms calculate the %error (measured difference from expected value as a percentage) for each resistor. Are they within tolerance (or specification) of manufacturer? #1 98.4% #2 97.9% #3 97.9% Yes within specification a. b. #1 1.6% #2 2.1% #3 2.1% Yes within specification #1 1.6% #2 2.1% #3 2.1% No outside specification Ос. Use Ohm's Law to calculate the equivalent resistance of R12, R23 and R123 (as specified in the lab manual) using measured resistances #1 552 Ohms, #2 549 Ohms, #3 549 Ohms R, R2 R,= R12 R23

Use the following chart for the next two questions: Color EX Number Calor Number Number Color Black 8 Yellow 4 Gray MBrown 9. Green White Red Gold -1 Blue Orange Silver -2 3 Violet 7 1. Find the value of an Orange/Blue/Red/Gold resistor. (Report to nearest whole number) 2. ( You are told to find a 7200 , 4-banded resistor that has a 5% tolerance. What colored bands (with the tolerance in the last spot) are you looking for? 2.

Meter Questions These questions address how to use and read the Simpson and Fluke DMM when measuring resistance. You can get assistance by referring to the meter manuals included at the end of your course packet. If you have any questions, ask one of the Lab staff members. Simpson Model 260 Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter 1. What are the three resistance ranges available on the Simpson meter? When changing resistance ranges on the Simpson meter, the meter must be zeroed using the Zero Ohm's Adjust knob. What is/are the reason(s) for this step? 2. 3. Where is "OQ" on the meter scale – on the left or right end? a. Left b. Right 4. Is the Simpson meter more accurate at the left or right end of the OHMS scale? a. Left b. Right C. The meter has the same accuracy across the entire OHMS scale A meter is set to the "Rx100" setting and the needle is pointing to "200" on the OHMS scale. The technician changes to the Rx10,000 setting and the pointer settles over "1.8". Which is the more accurate reading?…

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