Motor Electrical Theory N1 — Memo

August 2018 — N1 — Motor Electrical Theory

N1 2018 Nated Engineering
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1.2The electric pump consists of electromagnet and a set of points to turn the magnet on and off. The points are directly connected to the armature which is linked to the pump diaphragm. When the pump runs dry the diaphragm lifts the
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2.1.3I = 016 to accommodate a fixed cylinder. A coil wound on an aluminium drum is placed in the fixed cylinder and allowed to pivot on its axis. The gauge pointer is fixed to this drum. When current from th
2.3THREE marks for labels\ [23
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3.1HOT PLUG COLD PLUG Allow for higher combustion chamber temperature Allow lower combustion chamber temperatures
3.4reverse bias switch (2\ [19
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4.1Sulphation is the formation of lead sulphate on the positive and negative plates of the battery. The formation of lead sulphate occurs as a result of the charging and discharging of the battery. Lead sulphate is a hard substance that does not conduct electricit
4.260% water and 30% acid
4.3Alkaline batteries have a higher energy capacity
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4.5mm above the plates
4.6The lead acid cell consists of alternately arranged positive and negative plates. The positive and negative plates are connected in groups by straps. A porous insulating material separat es the plates from each other.
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5.1alogen bulbs Xenon bulbs angle. The angle of adjustment, which can be as much as is controlled by the ECU which reads the angle of the steering. When turning left, the headlights will angle to the left

Paper information

TitleMemo
SubjectMotor Electrical Theory
LevelN1
Document typeNated Engineering
Year2018
MonthAugust
Pages5
Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonWinter (SH)
Start dayWednesday
Exam periodAugust 2018
Days since exam2,992

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