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ASE A6 Electrical and Electronic Systems

Circuits, batteries, starting and charging, lighting, CAN bus and wiring diagnosis.

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40 mixed cards for ASE Certification Automotive. It opens with "What is the nominal voltage of a 12-volt automotive battery?" and "What does CCA stand for in battery specifications?". Study it alongside the other ASE Certification sets below.

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What is the nominal voltage of a 12-volt automotive battery?
Show answer12.6 volts when fully charged
What does CCA stand for in battery specifications?
Show answerCold Cranking Amps
What is the primary function of an alternator?
Show answerGenerate electrical current to recharge the battery and power electrical systems
At what engine RPM does a typical alternator begin producing rated output?
Show answerAround 1000 to 1200 RPM
What component regulates alternator output voltage?
Show answerThe voltage regulator
What is the function of a starter motor?
Show answerTo crank the engine for starting
What does a starter solenoid do?
Show answerEngages the starter pinion gear with the flywheel and closes the starter circuit
Typical starter current draw is approximately how many amps?
Show answer150 to 400 amps, depending on engine size
What is CAN bus in automotive systems?
Show answerController Area Network, a digital communication protocol linking electronic modules
What are the two communication wires in a CAN bus called?
Show answerCAN High (CAN+) and CAN Low (CAN-)
What are the termination resistors in a CAN bus and their value?
Show answer120-ohm resistors at each end of the network
What is a relay and what is its primary purpose?
Show answerAn electromagnetic switch that uses a small current to control a larger current
What are the four terminals on a typical automotive relay?
Show answerCoil positive, coil negative (or ground), switch common, and switch contact
What is the purpose of a fuse in an automotive electrical circuit?
Show answerTo protect the circuit from overcurrent by breaking the circuit if amperage exceeds its rating
What amperage rating might a typical headlight circuit fuse have?
Show answer20 to 30 amps

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