Nt1310 Lab 3.07

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1 Specialized mats and wrist straps help protect electronic components from
__________.
ESD or static electricity
2 What device is used to monitor temperature in the fuser assembly in a laser printer? Thermistor
3 __________ bundle wires to help keep them organized inside electronic devices.
Harnesses
4 __________ convert electricity into light.
Lamps
5 __________ are disposable, single-use components that protect electrical circuits from current overload.
Fuses
6 __________ temporarily interrupt the flow of electricity to heating elements when temperatures exceed a predetermined threshold.
Thermal switches
7 Describe the various types of connectors you might encounter inside a printer or scanner. Answers

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