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ATT TEST 1 EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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What device is sometimes used to connect pads on either side of a PCB? - ANSWER-An Eyelet
What factor do you suppose the pattern or template for a PCB is NOT based upon? - ANSWER-Color of the component
Which statement best describes a single-sided PCB? - ANSWER-Copper on one side
What is a circuit board trace similar to in function? - ANSWER- A connection wire
When should component leads be clipped to length? - ANSWER-Before being soldered
What degree of bend do you typically put in a resistor's leads for mounting it to a PCB? - ANSWER-90 Degrees 1 / 3
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Which of the following tools should be used for bending component leads? - ANSWER-Rounded needle nose pliers
What type of repair is an eyelet typically used for? - ANSWER- Missing pad repair
What tool may be required to remove solder from plated- through hole? - ANSWER-Heat/Vacuum tool
What determines the method of component replacement on a printed circuit board? - ANSWER-The original installation method
Which of the following materials would NOT be used as baseboard for a PCB? - ANSWER-Cardboard
what is copper conductor around a PCB drill hole usually called? - ANSWER-A Pad
Which of the following tools should be used to remove solder from a connection? - ANSWER-A solder vacuum 2 / 3
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Why should a component lead not be bent right at the lead/body junction? - ANSWER-This bend mechanically stresses the component
What is the minimum distance a lead bend should be kept away from a component body? - ANSWER-1/8"
What is the ideal maximum time to form a solder connection? - ANSWER-2 Seconds
What is the preferred method of repairing a lifted trace? - ANSWER-Overbonding
What is wrong when the solder has been removed from a straight-through connection, but the component will not release?
- ANSWER-The lead is sweated to the connector
A complex circuit is solved by - ANSWER-Using Kirchhoff's Laws and Ohm's Laws
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