1. What is the defect of a transistor if any pair of the terminals is less than 1 ohm? В. ореп A. leaky C. overheat D. shorted 2. What will happen to the needle of the tester if the positive probe is connected to the anode and negative probe to the cathode of the diode? A. The needle will deflect to the right. B. The needle will stay on the left side. C. The needle will deflect to the right and will slowly return to the left side. a. The needle will deflect to the right and will immediately return to the left side. 3. How to discharge capacitor? A. Connect the two terminals of the capacitor using an insulator. B. Connect the two terminals of the capacitor using a conductor material. C. Connect the negative probe of the tester to the positive terminal of the capacitor. D. Connect the positive probe of the tester to the positive terminal of the capacitor.

1. What is the defect of a transistor if any pair of the terminals is less than 1 ohm? В. ореп A. leaky C. overheat D. shorted 2. What will happen to the needle of the tester if the positive probe is connected to the anode and negative probe to the cathode of the diode? A. The needle will deflect to the right. B. The needle will stay on the left side. C. The needle will deflect to the right and will slowly return to the left side. a. The needle will deflect to the right and will immediately return to the left side. 3. How to discharge capacitor? A. Connect the two terminals of the capacitor using an insulator. B. Connect the two terminals of the capacitor using a conductor material. C. Connect the negative probe of the tester to the positive terminal of the capacitor. D. Connect the positive probe of the tester to the positive terminal of the capacitor.

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12SQ: How is a solid-state diode tested? Explain.

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