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6. Which of the following is not SI base units?
- volt
- ampere
- meter
- kilogram
- second
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7. Convert 2*10-3 kg-m2 to units of in-lb-s2.
- 0.0037 in-lb-s2
- 6.8 in-lb-s2
- 0.45 in-lb-s2
- 0.0074 in-lb-s2
- 0.0018 in-lb-s2
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8. How many radians are in 360 degrees?
- 6.28
- 1130.97
- 3.14
- 2261
- 57.3
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9. Which of the following are not properly classified as "simple" machines?
- cam
- lever
- inclined plane
- hydraulic press
- generator
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10. Which is a characteristic of a robust system?
- it can tolerate large variations in load
- it can only be achieved with a "pole placement" strategy
- it employs automatic tuning
- it employs adaptive control strategies
- it is based on optimal control principles
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11. A block diagram is used to
- develop the system transfer function
- identify components in the system
- show system interconnection
- identify part numbers
- determine communication requirements
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12. A system transfer function may be used to determine...
- system stability
- system cost
- system reliability
- the robustness of the system
- system frequency response
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13. Electronic performance and long term reliability is limited by
- operating temperature environment
- operating voltage
- age of the technology
- whether it is analog or digital technology
- output current
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14. What are four main motion control power technologies?
- electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic
- electrical, mechanical, fluid and thermal
- mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and dynamic
- electromechanical, fluid, thermal and inertial
- dynamic, fluid, inertial and digital
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15. When selecting a stepper motor / drive system for most in-plant applications, what minimum safety margin should be used?
- 50%
- 25%
- 10%
- 100%
- 5%
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16. A basic motion control system includes all of the following components except...
- air compressor
- transducers
- motion controller
- actuator
- drive electronics
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16. In picking up a cup of coffee, the eye acts like which component in a closed-loop position control system?
- Transducer
- Actuator
- Adaptive motion controller
- Interconnect system
- Drive electronics
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17. Operator Interface components include all of the following except...
- motion controller.
- touch CRT display screen.
- lighted push button switch.
- Meter displays.
- Audio alert devices.
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18. What are the primary motion control technologies?
- electromechanical, electrohydraulic, electromechanical and electropheumatic
- electrical, signal processing, fluids and mechanical
- linear motors, stepper motors, rotating motors and mechanical
- linear, angular, electromechanical and mechanical
- electrical, hydraulic, electromechanical and electropheumatic
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19. Open loop systems have...
- command input and output proportional to the input signal.
- command input, output proportional to the feedback signal.
- command input and output proportional to the error signal.
- output based on load disturbances.
- automatic gain adjustments to compensate for load inertia.
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20. Open loop systems are suitable for...
- adjusting non-critical conveyor belt speeds in simple material handling systems.
- high precision machining applications.
- critical position loop control.
- multi-axis, synchronous control material transfer machines.
- adjusting the non-critical conveyor belt speeds due to load and temperature changes.
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21. Commercial electronics thermal characteristics are limited by a junction rating of
- 70° C.
- 25° C.
- 125° C.
- 212° F.
- 75° F.
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22. Motor failure due to high temperature is rarely instantaneous because...
- the coil insulation degrades by 50% for each ten degrees over the nominal specification.
- motor speed is inverse to the excess temperature
- magnetic circuit; higher temperature reduces the H-field.
- commutators are unaffected by temperature changes.
- temperature excesses cause only minor mechanical dimensional changes.
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23. The transfer function is a...
- mathematical expression of the input / output relationship.
- specification of the moving parts from one position to another.
- computer program used to control a trajectory profile.
- not measurable in the laboratory.
- may only be defined using time dependent variables.
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