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The ________ are two types of acceleration transducers.
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A. LVDT and the piezoelectric
B. magnetic and the piezoelectric
C. RTD and the magnetic
D. LVDT and the RTD
Correct Answer
LVDT and the piezoelectric
Measurement, Conversion and Control problems
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1. The SCR is ideal for ac applications.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
2. A resistance temperature detector produces a voltage for a given change in temperature.
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Correct Answer: False
3. The triac provides better dc power control than the SCR.
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Correct Answer: False
4. Displacement, velocity, and acceleration can all be measured by using specific motion transducers.
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Correct Answer: True
5. A strain gauge uses the principle of capacitance for its operation.
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Correct Answer: False
6. The three types of relative pressure measurement are ________.
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A. exact, reflective, and referenced
B. absolute, exact, and differential
C. absolute, gauge, and reflective
D. absolute, gauge, and differential
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Correct Answer: absolute, gauge, and differential
7. The voltage produced by a thermocouple is called the _________.
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A. hot junction voltage
B. cold junction voltage
C. Seebeck voltage
D. Hooke voltage
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Correct Answer: Seebeck voltage
8. A sample-and-hold circuit consists of _________.
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A. an op-amp, an analog switch, and an inductor
B. an op-amp, an analog switch, and a capacitor
C. two op-amps, an analog switch, and a variable resistor
D. two op-amps, an analog switch, and a capacitor
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Correct Answer: two op-amps, an analog switch, and a capacitor
9. All triacs operate in __________.
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A. quadrant 1 and quadrant 2
B. quadrant 1 and quadrant 3
C. quadrant 2 and quadrant 4
D. quadrant 3 and quadrant 4
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Correct Answer: quadrant 1 and quadrant 3
10. A thermistor's temperature characteristic is essentially _________.
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A. linear
B. logarithmic
C. nonlinear
D. geometric
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Correct Answer: logarithmic
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