Systems Engineering - Student Key Topic Tests (KTT) - Unit 2

Our Systems Engineering Key Topic Tests (KTT) are written by experienced VCE teachers, who are also VCE Exam Assessors. These tests are available exclusively to students and are available in electronic or hardcopy format.

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TSSM's Key Topic Tests (KTT) are designed to diagnose the key components of the Unit 2 Systems Engineering Study Design. These tests are an invaluable resource for students to test themselves on each key topic for Unit 2 Systems Engineering. All tests are supplied with full solutions and a marking guide.
 

The following package for Unit 2 Systems Engineering includes 3 tests titled below:

1. "Electrotechnological concepts and principles: Energy & Power (including energy sources, their measurement and their conversions from one source to another; alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) waveforms and their use and the work restrictions detailed in the Electricity Safety Act 1998; AC power generation; generators and dynamos; transformers: step-up and step-down; electric power sources: cells, batteries and photovoltaic cells; electrical energy efficiency"
2. "Electrotechnological concepts and principles: Electrical calculations-Ohm’s law (including the resistor colour code; resistors: fixed value, light dependent (LDRs) and variable (potentiometers), their value tolerance and power ratings; resistors in series and parallel combinations; capacitors: AC/DC, fixed value and variable, polarised and non-polarised and ultra or super, and their voltage ratings; diodes: signal, power, light emitting (LEDs) and photo; printed circuit boards (PCB) artwork, breadboard and Veroboard; Ohm’s Law: DC and AC (purely resistive) calculation; power calculations: DC and AC (purely resistive))"
3. "Electrotechnological concepts and principles: Electronics & Electronic components (including motors: AC/DC, stepper, servo; solenoids: push, pull and dual; integrated circuits (ICs) including microcontrollers, their representations and simulated implementation using simulation software; switches: momentary (normally open and normally closed) and toggle (normally open and normally closed, combinations of single and double pole, single and double throw), single and ganged, micro, reed and mercury; relays: normally open and normally closed including their voltage and current rating)"

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