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17 ASSIGNMENT 3 Textbook assignment: Chapter 3, “Power Supplies,” pages 3-1 through 3-60. _________________________________________________________________________________ 3-1. The electronic power supply was developed to fulfill which of the following needs?   1.    Reliability   2.    Convenience   3.    Cost effectiveness   4.    All of the above 3-2. Which of the following is NOT one of the four sections of a basic power supply?   1.    Transformer   2.    Oscillator   3.    Rectifier   4.    Filter 3-3. The primary purpose of the transformer in an electronic power supply is to isolate the power supply from ground.   1.    True   2.    False 3-4. What is the primary function of the rectifier section?   1.    To convert dc to ac   2.    To convert ac to pulsating dc   3.    To increase average voltage output   4.    To decrease average voltage output 3-5. What is/are the function(s) of the filter section?   1.   To eliminate dc voltage   2.   To increase the amplitude of the ac   3.   To convert pulsating dc to steady dc   4.   All of the above 3-6. The separate step-down windings in a transformer provide which of the following functions?   1.    Filament voltage for power supply tubes   2.    Filament voltage for the electronic load   3.    Both 1 and 2 above   4.    High voltage for the rectifier 3-7. The purpose of a center tap in a transformer is to provide   1.   two separate filament voltages to the rectifier   2.   a step-down voltage to the rectifier   3.   pulsating dc to the rectifier   4.   two outputs from one transformer 3-8. A diode vacuum tube is an ideal rectifier for which, if any, of the following reasons?   1.   Current flows through the diode vacuum tube in one direction only   2.   Current flows through the diode vacuum tube in both directions   3.   The diode vacuum tube conducts only on the negative alternation of the input voltage   4.   None of the above 3-9. When the plate of a diode tube is negative with respect to the cathode, the tube is said to be in what state?   1.    Cutoff   2.    Remission   3.    Saturation   4.    Conduction


   


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