Thermocouples work on the principle of:
Piezoelectric Effect
Seebeck Effect
Photoelectric Effect
Hall Effect
A thermistor is a type of:
Voltage regulator
Temperature-sensitive resistor
Current limiter
Diode
Thermistors generally show:
Constant resistance
Resistance increasing with temperature
Resistance decreasing with temperature
High inductance
Which device converts heat directly into electricity?
Thermistor
Solar Cell
Thermocouple
Resistor
Thermocouples are widely used in:
Voltage regulation
Pressure measurement
Temperature sensing
Speed control
Photovoltaic cells convert:
Heat to electricity
Chemical energy to electricity
Light to electricity
Sound to electricity
Main material used in solar cells is:
Copper
Silver
Silicon
Aluminum
Electrochemical energy is used in:
Motors
Transformers
Batteries
Solar Panels
Which is an example of electrochemical cell?
Transformer
Capacitor
Dry Cell
Inductor
Lead-acid batteries produce electricity using:
Physical deformation
Chemical reactions
Nuclear fusion
Magnetic induction
Piezoelectric devices generate electricity through:
Light
Heat
Pressure
Magnetism
Electromagnetic induction occurs when:
A magnetic field is constant
A conductor is stationary in a field
A magnetic field varies around a conductor
Heat is applied to a conductor
Faraday’s law is related to:
Light reflection
Magnetic shielding
Electromagnetic induction
Piezoelectricity
A relay works based on:
Piezoelectric principle
Electromagnetic principle
Chemical principle
Nuclear principle
Which device uses a solenoid to operate?
Fuse
Relay
Transformer works on:
DC supply
Piezoelectric effect
Magnetic effect of current
Mutual induction
In a transformer, the primary winding is connected to:
Load
Neutral wire
Input supply
Battery
Stator in a motor is:
The rotating part
Stationary part
Brush holder
Shaft
Rotor in a motor rotates due to:
Light energy
Magnetic field interaction
Electrochemical energy
Thermal expansion
Transformers operate only on:
DC
AC
Both AC and DC
Static energy
AC stands for:
Alternating Current
Absolute Current
Applied Current
Actual Current
DC stands for:
Direct Cycle
Disconnected Current
Direct Current
Dual Current
In an AC waveform, one complete wave is called:
Pulse
Time cycle
Period
Cycle
The frequency of AC in India is
60 Hz
100 Hz
50 Hz
40 Hz
RMS value of AC is:
1.414 × Peak value
0.707 × Peak value
2 × Peak value
Equal to peak value