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___1.    The most common conductor material used in 
electronic cable is:
            A. 
Copper
            B. Copper covered 
steel
            C. 
Aluminum
            D. Copper 
alloy
___2.   The conductivity of copper is:
            A. 
18%
            B. 
45%
            C. Approximately 
85%
            D. 
100%
___3.   The most common type of stranding used in electronic 
wire & cable products is:
            A. 
Bunch
            B. Rope 
Lay
            C. 
Unilay
            D. 
Unistrand
___4.   Most Belden conductors are tinned 
because:
            A. It helps prevent 
oxidation.
            B. It reduces conductor cost 
by 15%.
            C. It makes crimp 
termination easier.
            D. It makes the conductor 
more suited to high frequency applications.
___5.   Conductors can be made more flexible 
by:
            A. Using a thinner 
insulation.
            B. Increasing the number of 
strands.
            C. Silver 
coating.
            D. Lengthening the length of 
lay.
___6.   The most common conductor for fixed applications 
is:
            A. 
Solid
            B. 7 
strand
            C. 10 
strand
            D. 16 
strand
___7.   Copper covered steel 
conductors:
            A. Are stronger than 
copper.
            B. Have better conductivity 
than copper at RF.
            C. Are not used in 
Broadband/CATV cables.
            D. Are used only in non-NEC 
cables.
___8.   The advantages of a stranded over a solid 
conductor:
            A. Longer flex 
life.
            B. Less 
costly.
            C. Less 
flexibility.
            D. Improved 
strength.
___9.   MATCH        (2 
points)
            Flex Life      
________
            Stranding     
________
            Lay               
________
            Flexibility    
________
            Skin Effect  
________
            A.         The ease with 
which a conductor can be bent.
            
B.         As the frequency increases, the 
flow of electrons is limited to the surface of the conductor.
            C.         A measure of the 
ability of the conductor to bend repeatedly without breaking.
            D.         Twisting a group 
of wires to form a single conductor.
            E.         The distance 
required for one strand to complete one revolution about the strand which it is 
cabled.
__10.    The primary purpose(s) of the shield 
is/are:
            A.         To contain 
electrical energy.
            B.         Protection from 
external interference.
            C.         Color 
coding.
            D.         Both A and 
B.
___11.  The shield material chosen is determined 
by:
            A.         Required shield 
effectiveness.
            B.         Mechanical 
strength.
            C.         
Cost
            D.         All of the 
above.
___12.  The advantages of the Beldfoil shield 
are:
            A.         Low frequency 
shield effectiveness.
            B.         Tensile 
strength.
            C.         Physical 
strength.
            D.         100% 
coverage.
___13.  Belden’s shorting fold:
            A.         Eliminates the 
escape of energy through the slot.
            B.         Is isolated from 
the drain wire.
            C.         Degrades shield 
performance.
            D.         Eliminates metal 
to metal contact.
___14.  The Duofoil shield:
            A.         Has an extra 
layer of polyester.
            B.         Improves shield 
reliability and effectiveness.
            C.         Reduces flex 
life.
            D.         Is more effective 
at low frequencies.
___15.  Braid shields:
            A.         Can be copper or 
aluminum.
            B.         Provide marginal 
flex life.
            C.         Are effective at 
high frequencies.
            D.         Provide 100% 
coverage.
___16.  Braid shields, when compared to foil shields, 
are:
            A.         Lighter 
weight.
            B.         Easier to 
terminate.
            C.         Stronger, 
mechanically.
            D.         Lower 
cost.
___17.  MATCH        (2 
points)
            Drain Wire   
_________
            Shield          
_________
            Braid            
_________
            Crosstalk      
_________
            Beldfoil        
_________
            A.         Contains 
electrical energy.
            B.         Mylar and 
aluminum.
            C.         Eases 
termination.
            D.         Transfer of 
energy from one cable member to another.
            E.         One set of 
strands is applied clockwise, the other counter clockwise.
___18.  Thermoplastic materials:
            A.         Include PVC, 
Polyethylene, and FEP.
            B.         Will not melt at 
high temperatures.
            C.         Are most popular 
in cable constructions.
            D.         Both A and 
C.
            E.         All of the 
above.
___19.  Thermoset materials have advantages that 
include:
            A.         Easier to color 
than thermoplastic materials.
            B.         Will melt at high 
temperatures.
            C.         Excellent low 
temperature characteristics.
            D.         Tend to kink and 
curl.
            E.         Both A and 
C.
___20. 
The primary purpose of the jacket is:
            A.         Protection from 
the environment.
            B.         To isolate the 
conductors, electrically and physically, within a cable.
            C.         Protection from 
external interference.
            D.         Protection from 
crosstalk.
___21.  Polyethylene:
            A.         Excellent 
moisture resistance.
            B.         Very good 
dielectric properties.
            C.         Used in direct 
burial.
            D.         All of the 
above.
___22. 
PVC:
            A.         Rarely used for 
cable insulations.
            B.         Poor flame and 
water resistance.
            C.         Has a variety of 
formulations.
            D.         Is difficult to 
color.
___23. 
Polyurethane is:
            A.         Used in highly 
abrasive environments.
            B.         A thermoset 
material.
            C.         Very flame 
retardant.
            D.         Used as coaxial 
cable insulation material.
___24. 
FEP has many outstanding advantages including:
            A.         Low flame 
spread.
            B.         Low 
cost.
            C.         High 
elongation.
            D.        All 
of above.
___25. 
Dielectric strength is:
            A. The determining factor 
for capacitance, impedance, and relative performance.
            B. The material’s ability to 
withstand voltage breakdown.
            C. The maximum voltage 
allowed by UL to be applied.
            D. The physical breaking 
strength of the insulation material.
___26. 
Neoprene:
            A. Similar to rubber 
characteristics.
            B. Good oil and ozone 
resistance.
            C. Has good aging 
characteristics.
            D. All of the 
above.
___27. 
Lower dielectric constant means:
            A. Low 
attenuation.
            B. Low 
capacitance.
            C. High velocity of 
propagation.
            D. All of the above.
___28. 
Solid insulation is:
            A. Most 
common.
            B. Has air 
voids.
            C. Difficult to 
apply.
            D. Used to reduce the 
dielectric constant.
___29. 
Cellular or foamed insulations are:
            A. Most 
common.
            B. Have no air 
voids.
            C. Easy to 
apply.
            D. Used to reduce the 
dielectric constant.
___30. 
MATCH        ( 2 points)
            Temperature rating       
_________
            Velocity of propagation 
_________
            Capacitance                  
_________
            Tensile strength            
_________
            Attenuation                   
_________
            Elongation                     
_________
            Dielectric strength        
_________
- A. A measure, expressed in picofarads per foot, of the material’s ability to store electrical energy.
 - B. A measure, expressed in decibels per 100 feet, of the cable’s loss of electrical energy.
 - C. The insulation’s ability to contain or withstand voltage without breaking down.
 - D. The range of temperatures at which a material can be used without degradation.
 - E. How far an insulation will stretch before it breaks.
 - F. The amount of force, measured in pounds per square inch, that it takes to break an insulation.
 - G. Expressed as a percentage, the transmission speed of an electrical signal down a length of a cable compared to its speed in free air, which is also the speed of light.
 
A  
D  C  A  B  
A  
A  A  C-D-E-A-B  D
D  
D  A  B  A
C  
C-A-E-D-B  D  C  A
D  
C  A  A  B
D  
D  A  D  
D-G-A-F-B-E-C
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