Technical Vocabulary
This word means "a tool used to tighten or loosen bolts."
What is a wrench?
A small tool used for turning screws.
What is a screwdriver?
The polite way to ask a colleague for support: “Can you ___ me, please?”
What is help?
Fill in the blank: “He ___ the circuit yesterday.”
What is tested?
First step in assembling a circuit: “___ the components.”
What is Check or Identify?
This part stores electrical energy and is often used in circuits.
What is a capacitor?
A device used to measure voltage, current, and resistance.
What is a multimeter?
A common way to confirm understanding: “___ I got it.”
What is Yes, or Okay,?
Choose the correct verb form: “We ___ working on the robot.”
What is are?
After connecting wires, you should always ___ the system.
What is test?
A device that transforms electrical energy into mechanical motion.
What is a motor?
A tool that melts solder to join components.
What is a soldering iron?
The phrase to describe a malfunction: “The machine is ___.”
What is broken / not working?
Translate: „Ich werde das Kabel anschließen.“
What is “I will connect the cable”?
The verb used when removing a cover or part.
What is unscrew or detach?
This term describes a sudden and dangerous failure in an electric circuit.
What is a short circuit?
A bench device that provides electrical power for testing.
What is a power supply?
The formal phrase to ask for repetition: “Could you ___ that, please?”
What is repeat?
Correct the sentence: “The voltmeter don’t work.”
What is "The voltmeter doesn’t work"?
The English term for “Fehlersuche”.
What is troubleshooting?
This word refers to the resistance to the flow of current in a circuit.
What is impedance?
This component stores electrical energy and releases it when needed in a circuit.
What is a capacitor?
The English word for a detailed drawing of a machine.
What is a blueprint or technical drawing?
Make a question: “You installed the software.”
What is "Did you install the software"?
Instruction: “Make sure all connections are secure ___ powering on.”
What is before?