The Electrical Engineering: Power and Control test covers the technology and terminology used by engineers working in traditional practice. The subjects herein include practical applications of power and control theory, design of power and control equipment, and electrical construction and maintenance. Most questions can be answered without a calculator or reference book, thereby testing the general familiarity with electrical engineering principles and problems. The test results will help gauge the candidate's suitability for positions in plant operations, consulting, construction, equipment design, and technical sales. Tests for Electrical Engineering: Electronics & Communication and Mechanical Engineering: Thermodynamics Fundamentals are also available. Total Questions 50 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested Applied Electrical TheoryPower EquipmentApplied Control TheoryTraditional Control EquipmentElectronic Control EquipmentElectrical Construction and Maintenance Tasks Tested Maximum Power TransferPower CalculationsSeries CircuitsDistribution Equipment PerformanceCircuit GroundingDC PowerAC PowerAmpacity of Copper ConductorsEquivalent ResistanceMotor Control Center DesignEquivalent PowerMotor Control CentersMotor Speed ControlInduction MotorsHigh Voltage TerminationsCurrent CalculationReduced Voltage StarterPower FactorPower Factor CorrectionTransformer ConnectionsDistributed ControlMotor Starter Control CircuitsControl CircuitsThree Mode ControlComplex ControlOff-On CircuitsProcess ControlSafe Control WiringControl Room EquipmentHazardous Area ControlsSpeed SensingFlow MeasurementEnd Device DesignTime DelaysMotor Control DevicePosition SensingCritical ControlsProgrammable Logic ControllersInstrumentation SignalsRemote MonitoringLevel MeasurementElectrical Noise ReductionSensor Design and ApplicationWire sizingPanel Board ExpansionCable TypesGround ProtectionHazardous AreasConduit DesignTemporary Transformer Operation
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