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Question | Answer |
A ______, ______ switch is a switch that only has a single input and a single output. | single-pole, single-throw |
The term _____ means that the switch has only one contact inside the switch. | single-pole |
The term _____ means that the switch has only two positions: on or off. | single-throw |
Single-pole, single-throw can be abbreviated as ____. | SPST |
Electrical components can be connected together in two basic ways: in ____ or in ____. | series, parallel |
In a _____ circuit, the current has only one electrical path to follow. | series |
In a _____ circuit, the current has two or more electrical paths to follow. | parallel |
_____ are used to lower voltage in a circuit, and as a result, limit the current. | Resistors |
A _____ is a type of switch that works through electromagnetism. | relay |
There are two basic types of relays: _______ and _______. | normally open, normally closed |
A _______ relay closes the circuit when current is applied to it, and when the current is removed it opens the circuit. | normally open |
When current is applied to a _______ relay, it breaks the circuit, and when current is removed from it, it closes the circuit. | normally closed |
In a circuit, current always follows the path of least resistance. Because of this, sometimes the current makes its own paths where there shouldn't be any. This is called a ______. | short circuit |
______ often occur where two bare conductor wires touch or where a circuit is improperly wired. | Short circuits |
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