_21. In order to effectively perform dynamic and in-circuit testing of equipment, testing electroniccomponents is essential Which of the following electronic components lightsup when current flowsthrough it?a. Capacitorb. Fuse_22. Computers are electrically operated. Which of the following regulates the amount of currentflowing in an electronic circuit?а. Сарасitorb. ICc. LEDd. Resistorc. Inductorsd. Resistor_23. It takes good tools to perform good testing. What testing tools are capable of executing testsreporting outcomes, and comparing results with earlier test runs?c. Inspectiond. Platform testinga. Automatedb. Debugging24. There are several types of testing done when checking computer systems. Which of the followingis also knows as Validation?a. Dynamic testingb. In-circuit testing_25. There are components that require an extemal source to their operation, and there are thosewhich do not. What do you call those devices or components that do not require an extemal source totheir operation?c. Physical testingd. Static testinga. Active devicesb. Electrical devicesc. Electronic componentsd. Passive devices

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_21. In order to effectively perform dynamic and in-circuit testing of equipment, testing electronic components is essential. Which of the following electronic components lights up when current flows through it? а. Сараcitor b. Fuse c. LED d. Resistor

_21. In order to effectively perform dynamic and in-circuit testing of equipment, testing electronic components is essential. Which of the following electronic components lights up when current flows through it? а. Сараcitor b. Fuse c. LED d. Resistor

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305116399

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter33: Alternating Current Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 33.10CQ

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