Those studying the effects of conducting electricity through cables can enjoy these printable flash cards.
There are 21 flash cards in this set (4 pages to print.)
To use:
1. Print out the cards.
2. Cut along the dashed lines.
3. Fold along the solid lines.
Sample flash cards in this set:
| Questions | Answers |
|---|---|
| The rate at which something occurs over a particular period of time. | Frequency |
| A measure of the rate of doing work or the rate at which energy is converted | Electrical Power |
| Two channel mini DIN connector with both Luminance and chrominance | S Video |
| PSAV standard for this cable is 12 gauge. | 3 Conductor Cable |
| A set of electric cables that have an individually insulated conductor with high capacity | Feeder Cable |
| Cable referred to as socapex | Multi-Cable |
| Cable with a single pole connector type. | Feeder cable |
| What are most of the lighting instruments rated at in volts. These are used in meetings and events. | 120 |
| What concerns us most when specifying power | amperage |
| What is the name of the law used to calculate the amount of power needed? | Ohm's Law |
| These exhibit properties of both waves and particles. Have zero mass. | photons |
| Lamps are rated in _______ | watts |
| Name that refers to how much power is consumed when running lighting devices? | power consumption |
| Breakers are rated at ______ of continuous use? | 80% |
| Every time a breaker trips, its _____ rating drops. | amperage |
| The rate at which electricity is produced or consumed. | Electrical power |
| All cables should indicate what? | cable gauge and voltage rating |
| This is what causes a filament to heat up and produce light. | Resistance |
| Cable name that refers to the three individual pieces of conductive material, inside the cable, such as copper. PSAV standard for these cables is 12 gauge. | 3 Conductor Cable |
| Cable used to remotely connect a portable dimmer rack or power distribution rack to the electric supply. | Feeder Cable |
| Difference in electrical potential between two points in a circuit | Voltage |
