Second Part Maintenance

Each output instruction is assigned to how many output terminals?

What is continually fed during the gas metal arc welding process?

Setup area is one of the catergories of welding safety rules. What is the emergency component of the setup area?

Assigning the input instructions the same address as the output instruction will allow how many step-sequence programs?

What device is used before a motor that allows electricity to flow to the motor?

NOT logic is formed by __________.

What is another name for making a weld?

Fully automated machines require a __________.

Resistance is measured in units of __________.

A magnetic motor starter provides a safe method to channel the flow of current to the electric motor by acting as ______

Which PLC enclosure allows for the most expansion of I/O modules?

What devices are wired to the relay circuit and are turned on in sequence to create the steps of operation?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of spot welding?

Current is measured in __________.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the relationship between resistance and current?

PLC instructions - control a switch inside it's output module or main enclosure turning power on/off at output terminal.

An example of memory logic by a control relay is __________.

Which doesn't accurately describe part of the process of measuring the resistance of a component connected in a circuit?

When working with a power tool that requires the use of a protective face shield, an employee must ______

Which PLC Program Language resembles rungs of a ladder?

The best piece of test equipment for tracing wire is the __________.

Which of the following is a formula for calculating power?

Which PLC program has parallel rungs like a wiring drawing?

Output devices transfer electrical energy to what other kind of energy?

What contacts need to be used to make sure seal-in logic is working properly and safe?

How does a PLC control different types of machines and processes?

Sometimes, time-delay relays are used in place of limit switches for __________.

The flow of electrons stops when the circuit is __________.

Electronic sensors usually use a transistor output as the __________ mechanism of the sensor.

What do symbolic I/O addresses do for a program?

What is the definition of a fillet weld?

Which type of welding is considered as quick and easy to complete?

Which of the following is true according to Kirchhoff's Current Law?

An ohmmeter must never be used on a circuit that may be __________.

Which welding joint is used to create a ladder?

A motor control circuit is a common application of what type of logic element?

The only person authorized to remove a lockout/tagout device is _______

What is one characteristic of a good weld?

An OR logic circuit is formed by __________.

What device provides the means by which electrical circuits control pneumatic or hydraulic systems?

What is the definition of shielded metal arc welding?

The horizontal line to the right of each input device represents what part of an I/O diagram?

Which welding joint is completed by jointing the ends of two pieces?

Which of the following elements describes two or more normally closed input switches in series?

What is one advantage of Gas tungsten arc welding?

A control circuit that uses limit switches to sequence a series of events is called a(n) __________.

A(n) __ is an input switch that senses position of a machine member and converts the position into an electrical signal

What is the definition of a tack weld?

What do higher currents indicate?

The unit of measurement for voltage is the __________.

Limit switches are most commonly used to do what in a machine's operation?

When multiple shifts are working on down equipment, You should verify energy state, then change locks as part of the ___

When the wire or foil strip inside a fuse melts, the fuse is said to be __________.

How does a safety interlock prevent an action?

Bad equipment grounding can cause which problem?

Five common types of electronic sensors include: inductive, capacitive, photoelectric, hall effect, and __________.

What is the purpose of a butt joint?

For what reason is detached symbology used in schematics having control relays?

To find the total resistance in a series circuit, __________.

______ is required at all times in designated areas to defend against workplace hazards

Where there is no continuity found when testing with a DMM, the screen may display this.

Robots are classified into four groups: Type of motion, servo or non-servo, number of axes, and _____

Technicians should have their own _____ that contain their identification and individual keys

What controls fluid power motors?

Setting the gas pressure includes a pressure gauge and what other gauge?

Which of the following is not a component of a limit switch?

Seal-in logic keeps the output in what state when input is removed?

3 factors to determine welder settings: The type of metal being welded, the thickness of the metal, and _______

Which welding method includes low cost, commonly used outdoors, and doesn't use electricity?

What can be controlled on the panel of GMAW welding system controls?

What are the axes of a robot named?

The input diagram includes input power wiring, PLC input wiring, power rail, PLC input terminal and what else?

If AC power cycles back and forth 50 times per second, what is its frequency?

A __________ circuit is one in which there is only one path for current to travel.

Which of the following shows the connections for power devices?

What operation must happen to enter an address symbol?

Which of the following is not an advantage of electronic sensors?

When hard finished material needs to formed or aligned, use a _____ to prevent damage to the surface

Jogging a servo robot means ______

Which type of sensor uses sound waves to sense a part?

PLC executes a 3-step process called scan cycle. Scan cycle includes Input scan and Output scan, what is the third step?

Which of the following is a function of a safety interlock switch?

What is the purpose of flux in shielded metal arc welding?

__________ targets are the only targets that can be detected by an inductive proximity sensor.

What is a name for a device that converts electricity into work?

Reverse flow check valves are connected to gas supply lines to ______ of oxygen and fuel gases

A PLC is classified by their enclosure. What is the other enclosure besides I/O chassis?

This provides the interface between the PLC and the starter contacts in a magnetic motor starter.

An inductive proximity sensor uses the principle of __________ to sense the presence of a metallic object.

Electricians use __________ to protect electrical wiring to motors and other loads from being damaged.

These robots are used in the food, pharmaceutical, and electronics industries.

A(n) __________ gives the operator control over an electrical circuit.

Which PLC Program Language evolved from the computer language Pascal?

Heating two metal edges to a molten state and allowing them to combine is welding. What are positive aspects of welding?

What method is used to determine the initial state of each output in the ladder diagram?

Photoconduction is the ability of a material to conduct __________ when struck by light.

The __________ includes the electronic circuitry and components that detect the presence of an object.

Magnaflux testing is also known as _____ testing

Servo Robots use Pmove or point move to program the robots movements. The points are most often recorded using a ______

What is an ICE cube relay?

How are different corner joints created?

What engages the wire feed on the GMAW welding system controls?

Which of the following is an application of a relay?

What is one of the most common PLC applications?

Rules protect the operator and the robot. Operator must complete safety system and training, locate E-stops, and ______

What is another name for Gas tungsten arc welding?

Which type of device is the relay's solenoid coil in the control logic?

Which of the following statements describes a limit switch?

The magnetic reed switch is a fast operating, single-pole, single-throw switch with a _________

What is the most common clamping device?

Which of the following is an element of control logic?

Which of the following logic elements describes two or more normally closed input switches in parallel?

What material holds moisture and can explode if directly welding on it?

Internal output addresses are known as memory coils, internal variables, and what else?

What is the most basic operation of a PLC?

Oxy-Acetylene welding uses which gas to increase flame temperature?

Which of the following statements is not true of a ladder diagram?

Just like reading a book, the best way to read a ladder diagram is from left to right.

The schematic symbol shown is a __________ limit switch.

Faults are most likely to occur where in a robotic system?

What are often constructed of a combination of series and parallel segments?

The Rockwell CCW program has 7 components: menu bar, toolbar, and status bar. What is the name of another component?

An example of a manually operated single cycle reciprocation circuit is a __________.

What are input and output terminals that never change called?

A capacitive sensor uses the principle of __________ to sense the presence of an object.

Check __________ with an ohmmeter.

Once the project is downloaded into the PLC's memory, what is the next step of operation?

Which is an example of the use of safety interlocks?

Devices consisting of a glass tube containing two small ferromagnetic (easily magnetized) metal reeds are called _______

To keep a gas cylinder from being accidentally knocked over, it should be _____

Which of the following is not a component of a ladder diagram?

Kirchhoff's Current Law(Series circuit)-Current entering any point in a circuit must ____ the current exiting same point

Which type of weld hold the pieces so they overlap each other?

Turning outputs on or off through relay contacts is called __________.

What must be done on two pieces of a butt joint before being welded?

What does the abbreviation NC stand for?

PLC address identifies a location here, where the status of an input, output (memory or instruction statuses) is stored.

Where is single phase power most commonly used?

To ensure the power remains off during a repair is the purpose of

A(n) __________ tester is used to check for a break in a wire.

The following graphic shows an example of what type of logic element?

Which of the following is a rule for drawing a ladder diagram?

A limit switch used to sense if the guard is in place on a machine is called a(n) __________.

The welding surface must be smooth, clean, and grease free. How should grease be removed from the surface?

A sensor is a device whose purpose is to __________ and send the information to other electronics.

Relays, called __________, often serve as the brains of an automated machine.

Which type of welding used a power supply and 2 arms containing electrodes?

________ grippers are used to pick up flat parts that cannot easily be grasped

An electromechanical relay includes which of these components?

In Rockwell's CCW software, a discrete variable has a Data Type of this?

Gas metal arc welding is similar to SMAW but has a ______ fed electrode wire

Which item below is used in oxy-acetylene welding?

A magnaflux test is used to show what flaw in ferrous metal welds?

Which of the following is NOT a type of circuit protection device?

For each sequence, three steps must take place in a control process; they include:

If a motor has an excessive load, what event is most likely to occur?

Which is not an application of Ohm's Law?

Which one of the following logic elements describes a circuit with two normally open input switches in series?

Safety interlocks are used in machines to do what?

What is the preferred unit of measure for power?

What is another name for gas metal arc welding?

A robotic system _____ backup typically has a two year life expectancy

Which is the most basic type of limit switch?

Which term is defined by the total operating current of a circuit?

A(n) __________ is used to measure resistance.

If a wire measured with a multimeter has continuity, it __________.

__________ materials conduct magnetic lines of force very well.

Which term describes the amount of voltage used by a component?

To keep a photoelectric sensor from being actuated by sunlight or regular lighting, sensors generally use _______ light.

What type of drawing is a ladder diagram?

Which type of circuit breaker trips immediately when needed under all circumstances?

A power diagram is needed with a ladder diagram to __________.

Kirchhoff's Voltage Law for a series circuit says that the total voltage is equal to the __________.

What must be added to a single-cycle reciprocation control circuit to make it repeat its cycle continuously?

Which robots use an X-Y-Z coordinate system?

A tool with a three-prong plug should be used __________.

Which type of logic element uses a control relay to keep an output energized after the input signal has been removed?

______ should be stored a minimum of 25 feet (8 meters) from combustion points?

The flow of electricity to a solenoid is carried through __________ to protect other devices.