Question 1

What is the principle behind electromagnetic induction?

Accepted Answer

A changing magnetic field induces an electromotive force (EMF)

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Mechanical forces generate electric fields

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Static magnetic fields can induce electric fields

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An electric current induces a magnetic field

Question 2

Which law describes the induced EMF in a closed loop due to a changing magnetic flux?

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Faraday's Law of Electromagnetic Induction

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Lenz's Law

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Ohm's Law

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Ampere's Law

Question 3

What is Lenz's Law in the context of electromagnetic induction?

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It states that the direction of induced EMF will be such that it opposes the change in magnetic flux.

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It states that any induced current will dissipate energy

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It states that induced currents are always in the same direction as the magnetic field

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It states that EMF can only be produced by a constant magnetic field

Question 4

What is the formula for calculating the induced EMF according to Faraday's Law?

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EMF = -dΦ/dt

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EMF = Q/V

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EMF = I * R

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EMF = B * v * L

Question 5

In an AC generator, what type of motion is primarily used to induce EMF?

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Rotational motion

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Translational motion

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Helical motion

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Linear motion

Question 6

What is the effect of increasing the number of turns in a coil on the induced EMF in a magnetic field?

Accepted Answer

The induced EMF increases

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The induced EMF remains constant

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The induced EMF becomes zero

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The induced EMF decreases

Question 7

What type of current is produced by a generator that operates based on electromagnetic induction?

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Alternating current (AC)

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Pulsating current

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Direct current (DC)

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Static current

Question 8

What occurs when a conductor moves through a magnetic field while keeping a constant speed?

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An induced EMF is generated in the conductor

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No EMF is generated

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The magnetic field increases

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The resistance of the conductor decreases

Question 9

Which of the following factors does NOT affect the magnitude of the induced EMF?

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The length of the conductor

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The rate of change of magnetic flux

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The strength of the magnetic field

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The speed of the conductor's motion

Question 10

In a transformer, what is the primary purpose of the core made from iron or steel?

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To enhance the magnetic coupling between the primary and secondary coils

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To convert AC to DC

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To increase electrical resistance

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To support the physical structure of the transformer

Question 11

What is the direction of the force acting on an electron moving in a magnetic field?

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Perpendicular to both the velocity of the electron and the magnetic field

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In the same direction as the velocity

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In the opposite direction of the magnetic field

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Parallel to the magnetic field

Question 12

What happens to the radius of the path of an electron when its speed increases while moving in a uniform magnetic field?

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The radius of the path increases

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The radius of the path becomes zero

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The radius of the path decreases

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The radius of the path remains the same

Question 13

What is the effect on an electron's trajectory when it enters a magnetic field at an angle?

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It experiences a curved path

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It continues in a straight line

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It starts to accelerate in a straight line

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It is instantaneously stopped

Question 14

Which of the following describes the force experienced by an electron moving parallel to the magnetic field lines?

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The force is zero

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The force acts opposite to the direction of motion

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The force is maximal

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The force acts perpendicular to the motion

Question 15

What determines the direction of the magnetic force acting on an electron in a magnetic field?

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The right-hand rule

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The left-hand rule

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The angle of incidence

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The electron's charge only

Question 16

What is the effect on the motion of an electron if the magnetic field strength is doubled while its velocity remains constant?

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The radius of the path decreases

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The electron stops moving

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The radius of the path remains the same

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The radius of the path increases

Question 17

When an electron moves in a magnetic field, what type of motion does it exhibit?

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Circular motion

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Elliptical motion

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Random motion

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Linear motion

Question 18

What role does the charge of an electron play in its motion in a magnetic field?

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It determines the direction of the force experienced by the electron

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It changes the mass of the electron

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It has no effect on the motion

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It affects the speed of the electron

Question 19

What happens to an electron in a magnetic field if it moves in the opposite direction of the field lines?

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The force will act perpendicular to its velocity

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The electron will stop moving

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The electron will gain speed

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The electron will be repelled from the field

Question 20

What is the relationship between an electron's velocity and the magnetic force acting on it in a magnetic field?

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The force increases with higher velocity

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The force becomes zero at high velocity

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The force remains constant regardless of velocity

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The force decreases with higher velocity

Question 21

What is the primary function of the time base control on an oscilloscope?

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To adjust the horizontal sweep speed of the display

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To change the vertical sensitivity of the signal

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To input external signals for analysis

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To store waveform data for later use

Question 22

What is the purpose of the trigger control on an oscilloscope?

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To stabilize repetitive waveforms on the display

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To adjust the brightness of the trace

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To increase the amplitude of the signal

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To select the input channel for measurement

Question 23

Which setting would you adjust to measure a low voltage signal accurately on an oscilloscope?

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Vertical sensitivity

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Trigger level

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Time base

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Probe compensation

Question 24

What component is essential for connecting the oscilloscope to a circuit for measuring voltage?

Accepted Answer

Probe

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Signal generator

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Capacitance meter

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Multimeter

Question 25

How can you measure the frequency of a waveform using an oscilloscope?

Accepted Answer

By measuring the time period and calculating frequency using the formula f = 1/T

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By using the vertical scale setting

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By adjusting the brightness control

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By directly reading the frequency from the display

Question 26

What effect does increasing the bandwidth of an oscilloscope have on its performance?

Accepted Answer

It allows the oscilloscope to accurately capture higher frequency signals

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It decreases the vertical sensitivity

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It reduces the size of the display

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It increases the input impedance

Question 27

When using an oscilloscope, what does the 'AC coupling' setting do?

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It filters out the DC component of the signal, allowing only AC variations to be displayed

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It amplifies the DC component of the signal

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It adjusts the triggering level of the waveform

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It changes the probe attenuation factor

Question 28

What is the primary reason for calibrating an oscilloscope?

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To ensure the accuracy of measurements taken with the device

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To reduce the input noise

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To increase the sampling rate

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To enhance the display resolution

Question 29

What does changing the vertical position control on an oscilloscope do?

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It shifts the waveform up or down on the display

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It modifies the input signal frequency

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It adjusts the brightness of the waveform

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It alters the horizontal sweep speed

Question 30

What is the function of the 'autoscale' feature on an oscilloscope?

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To automatically adjust the vertical and horizontal settings to fit the signal on the display

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To increase the brightness of the waveform

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To lock the signal amplitude for precise measurements

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To isolate specific frequencies in the signal

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