EXCERCISE 1
- Figure 1 shows an electrical circuit.
- Using the components, materials and equipment provided, connect the circuit as shown in Figure 1 on a breadboard.
Let the examiner check your work. (6 marks) - With S1 ON, measure and record the total current IT
IT = ..............mA (1 mark) - Measure and record the currents. (3 marks)
I1 =.......................(mA).
I2 = .....................(mA).
I3 = ......................(mA). -
- In the circuit, replace R3 with R4
Let the examiner check your work. (2 marks) - Repeat steps (a) to (c). (4 marks)
IT = ...................(mA)
I1 = ...................(mA)
I2 = ....................(mA)
I3 = .....................(mA)
- In the circuit, replace R3 with R4
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- Explain the relationship between currents I2 and I3 (2 marks)
- State the effect on the current 1T when R3 is replaced with R4 (2 marks)
- Using the components, materials and equipment provided, connect the circuit as shown in Figure 1 on a breadboard.
EXERCISE 2
- Using the tools, materials and equipment provided, fabricate the bracket shown in Figure 2. (20 marks)
EXERCISE 3
- Using the tools, materials and equipment provided,carry out the following tasks:
- Terminate the three core heat resistant flexible cable to the top plug and the iron box. (15 marks)
- Turn the thermostat switch 'ON' at maximum position. (1 mark)
- Measure and record the values of Resistance of the element in Table 1. (4 marks)
Table 1
TEST BETWEEN READING OBTAINED 1) Live and Neutral at Plug 2) Live and Earth at Plug 3) Earth at Plug and Iron box body 4) Neutral at Plug and Iron box
EXERCISE 4
- Figure 3 shows the block diagram of the electronic circuit marked R.
Use the equipment and accessories provided to perform the following tasks:- Set the power supply voltage to 10 V output.
- With the power supply off and switch S off connect the equipment to the terminals of circuit R at points + and Θ as shown.
- A and B a voltmeter
- X and Y an ammeter
- S and T a power supply
Let the examiner check your work. (3 marks)
- Turn the power supply ON and turn the switch ON.
Adjust the potentiometer to obtain the Rt values as shown in Table 2. - In each case, measure and record in table 2 the corresponding values of circuit current I and calculated values of circuit power in watts.
Table 2
RL(Ω) I(A) P(W) 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 40 60 80 100 - Plot a graph of power against load resistance on the graph on the last page. (4 marks)
- Determine the value of load resistance that allows maximum power transfer from the plotted graph in 4(d). (2 marks)
EXCERCISE 5
- Figure 4 shows the layout of a lighting final circuit.
Using PVC sheathed cable, install the circuit such that the lamp is controlled from one point. (20 marks)
MARKING SCHEME
EXERCISE 1
1 (a) | 6 marks at institution (exam centre) | 6 marks |
(b) | 1 mark (exam centre) | 1 mark |
(c) | Sample data-3 marks from examiner | 3 marks |
(d) | Sample data - 6 marks | 6 marks |
(e) |
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2 marks
2 marks |
2 | Everything to be marked at the exams centre | 20 marks |
EXCERISE 3 | ||
(a) | - 15 marks Marked at the institution (exam centre) |
15 marks |
(b) | Turning switch ON (exam centre) | 1 mark |
(c) |
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4 marks |
4 (c) |
Values
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11 marks
2
2 1 |
(d) | Labelling axes |
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(e) | Value of load resistance for maximum power is 25Ω (Sample data results from examiner) Sub-total 17 marks |
1 |
5 | Everything marked at the exam centre. | 20 marks |
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