Question

two technicians are discussing the included image. technician a states that connector b is the common ground and is designed to be installed into the lab scope module itself and allows additional accessories to be connected to it. technician b states that connector c is the flying ground and should hang off the back side of the lab scope module. who is correct? technician a technician b both technician a and technician b neither technician a nor technician b

Explanation:

• Connector A is the common ground and is designed to be installed into the lab scope module itself and allows additional accessories to be connected to it. So Technician A is wrong.
• Connector B is the main connection point for the scope.
• Connector C is not the Flying Ground. The Flying Ground is a different type of connection (usually a lead - like structure for grounding in specific measurement scenarios). So Technician B is wrong.

Answer:

Neither Technician A nor Technician B