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Explain the need for test equipment and describe the effects of
current on a magnetic field. (I)
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Using a model of a meter identify and describe the types of meter
movements. (I)
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Describe the meter movements and the functions fo zero- adjust, and
damping. (I)
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Explain the difference between direct current DC and AC meters, and
describe the use of each meter. (I)
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Demonstrate reading a shunted ammeter and explain its function. Solve
math problems pertaining to the use of shunted meters. (II)
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Describe how a current meter can measure voltage and demonstrate the
proper procedures for connnecting and reading a volt meter on an AC
circuit. (II)
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Given formulas and variables, solve problems using multirange series
ohmmeter and describe their use in AC circuits. (II)
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Demonstrate the use of power meters and formulas for calculating
power(including the use of the basic wattmeter). (II)
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Describe the basic multimeter, multimeter scales, and the use of
multimeters in AC circuits. (II)
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| 10.
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Draw simplified diagrams of an AC generator and describe the
compoenents, their functions in relationship to each other, and how
they are assembled. (III)
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Describe the types of AC generators, the differences or similarities
between them, and be able to point out the similarities or difference
on a simplified line drawing. (III)
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Name the equipment used in control and metering of AC generators.
(III)
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Describe the difference between an induction motor and synchronous
motor, the function of the motor components of each, and their
principles of operation. (IV)
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Describe the importance of the selection of the proper AC motor for
the application service and location. (IV)
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Describe the basic transformer, transformer types, and the use of
transformers in AC circuits. (V)
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