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Chapter 39: Printed Circuit Board Assembly and Repair
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The ____ are a tool used by an electronics technician to straighten component leads.
flat nose pliers (duck bill)
2. A(n) ____ provides a means of detecting improper connections or broken traces on the printed circuit
board.
3. A(n) ____ is a test equipment used by an electronic technician to measure and/or align amplitude and
frequency and compare waveforms.
4. ____ are the first pieces of equipment used to analyze a circuit.
Analog and digital multimeters
5. In most situations a ____ soldering iron is adequate.
6. Typically a small ____ tip is preferred for general printed circuit board work.
7. ____ connections are the result of withdrawing the soldering iron too soon. The solder does not
become liquid and leaves a connection that is dull gray in appearance.
8. A ____ connection is the result of movement of the component leads or wire before the solder sets. It
is evident by a granulated and frosty appearance with many cracks showing.
9. A ____ connection is caused by the flux and oxidation particles staying between the solder pad and
lead. It is the result of not enough heat.
10. A shock of approximately 20 to 30 mA causes ____.
COMPLETION
1. A(n) ____________________ contains LEDs that produce a visual indication of what is occurring at a
specific point in a digital circuit.
2. ____________________ is the joining of two pieces of metal alloy having a melting point below 800
degrees Fahrenheit.
3. ____________________ helps the solder alloy flow around the connections. It cleans the component
leads of oxide and film, allowing the solder to adhere.
SHORT ANSWER
1. Summarize the proper soldering technique.
ANS:
2. List the guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment.
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