An electronics technician performs diagnostic checks on various malfunctioning direct-current (DC) systems. Match each electrical troubleshooting symptom or meter reading on the left with its most probable circuit fault condition on the right.
- An ohmmeter test across a de-energized relay coil rated at measures .Short-circuited (shorted) coil windings
- A voltmeter measures full source voltage () directly across the terminals of a closed switch in an active, non-functioning circuit.Open circuit caused by failed or pitted switch contacts
- A circuit displays normal source voltage under no-load conditions, but voltage at the load drops drastically below specification when operating under full current draw.High-resistance connection or corroded terminal
- An ohmmeter connected between an isolated appliance's ungrounded positive power lead and its metallic chassis reads .Direct ground fault (short to chassis ground)
Cevap
The symptom of 0.0 ohms across a 250-ohm coil matches short-circuited coil windings; full source voltage measured across closed switch terminals matches an open circuit from failed switch contacts; voltage dropping severely under load matches a high-resistance or corroded connection; and 0.0 ohms between the ungrounded positive lead and metallic chassis matches a direct ground fault.
Each diagnostic reading correlates directly to fundamental circuit failure modes: a shorted coil eliminates component resistance (); an open switch drops the entire source voltage () because current cannot bridge the open gap; a high-resistance joint creates excessive voltage drop only when current flows (); and continuity between a 'hot' power lead and the chassis represents a short to ground.
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Circuit fault diagnosis using voltage drop and resistance characteristics for opens, shorts, grounds, and high-resistance faults.
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