1, 2, 3.

1, 2, 4.

2,3, 4.

1,3, 4.

the unit 'J', the abbreviation for Joule.

the formula 'voltage x current x time'.

the rate of doing work.

electrical energy which is converted into another form of energy.

clearance volume to the swept volume.

swept volume to the clearance volume.

total volume to the swept volume.

total volume to the clearance volume.

The voltage will subsequently increase, and could blow a fuse.

The increased magnetic field will interfere with other circuits nearby.

The circuit breaker will trip, disconnecting the generator from its drive unit.

The wire will overheat and could cause a fire.

In the front part of the aircraft, near the nose.

On the wing tip.

In the rear part of the aircraft, near the tail.

Near the CG position.

1 is incorrect, 2 is correct.

Both 1 and 2 are correct.

Both 1 and 2 are incorrect.

1 is correct, 2 is incorrect.

-47°С

 40°C.

-45° С

-60° С

 with 2 or more generators connected in series, so that any increase in power demand can be met.

In parallel, with all 4 generators connected to the same part of the split bus bar. Power is then shared along

 In parallel, with one generator at a time supplying individual parts of the split bus bar.

 performs as an electric motor during engine start.

creates a high energy impulse for the igniters during engine start.

generates electric power for the engine starter motor.

uses an electric starter motor for start-up of its rotor.

 (1) decrease, (2) decrease

(1) increase, (2) increase.

(1) decrease, (2) increase.

 (1) increase, (2) decrease