3.8. Prep Test
Which of the following is considered high-voltage equipment? (Select all that apply.)
□ Printers
□ CRTs
□ Power supply units
□ Hard drives
Computer components can be destroyed with as little as
□ 3,000 volts
□ 200 volts
□ 500 volts
□ 900 volts
ESD stands for
□ Electrostatic discharge
□ Electrostationary discharge
□ Electrostatic disruption
□ None of the above
What does EMI stand for?
□ Electromagnetic interference
□ Electric motor interference
□ Electromechanical interference
□ Emits magnetic interference
EPA stands for
□ Environmental Protection Association
□ Environmental Protection Agency
□ Environmental Preservation Agency
□ Environmental Preservation Association
RSI stands for
□ Restive strain injury
□ Repetitive self-injury
□ Restrictive system injury
□ Repetitive strain injury
The static shock one commonly feels is typically about how many volts?
□ 3,000
□ 200
□ 10
□ 5
You can prevent damage from ESD by
□ Keeping the air dry
□ Using a multimeter
□ Using a grounding wrist strap
□ Using a static meter
A grounding wrist strap contains a
□ Surge protector
□ Capacitor
□ Voltmeter
□ Resistor
The risk for electrostatic discharge is the greatest at
□ Daytime
□ High humidity
□ Low humidity
□ Nighttime
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