automated manufacturing systems Flashcards

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tasks in ams

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inventory tracking
record keeping
production scehduling
actual production

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inventory tracking

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recording and checking stock elvels to ensure there is a sufficient supply of matieral is always available and re-oredering as necessary

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record keeping

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about employees, production and accounts

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production scheduling

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to match customer orders, maintanece and holiday periods

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actual production

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controlling machinery, monitoring work in progress

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block diagrams

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used as a tool for describing interactions between information technology items within these systems

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assembly line production

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robots in car industry
fast production

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cad/cam

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collect data and information from aprticipants and databases (cad) and directly link this to rest of system through computer-aided manufacture (cam)

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cad software can

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collect data from designer via interactive terminal
colelct data from databases
collect data from libraries

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cam software can

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collect data from databaess for purpose of numeric control, robotics, factory management

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sensors

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used to collect physical data form environment
convert input into signal that can be used by controller

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temperature sensor

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resistance themometer, themocoupie, thermistor

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pressure sensor

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measures force exerted on surface per unit area

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motion sensor

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can be used for security or conveyor belt

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flow sensor

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measures movement of liquids and gases

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light sensor

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convert light energy into electrical energy

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rotation or tilt sensors

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to measure how far arm/target has turned or is elaning

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barcode readers

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input devices that allow computers to identify items by reading a label on iten
database supplies data about item as required
allow tracking of where items are in production process

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analog to digital convertors

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most data collected by sensors is initiall in analog
conversion happens so compputers can work with data

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damping

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process that modifies signal to output device base don input signal

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types of damping

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underdamping
overdamping
critical damping

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underdamping

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quick response to change leading to rapid fluctuations

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overdamping

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slow response to change but without fluctuations

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critical damping

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quick response to change with few fluctuations

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types of systems
continuous batch discrete
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continuous
one task per machine unit low skill participants mass production of identical itens fast production rate all day evey day
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batch
quick change of unit between production taks moderately skilled participants large production of items for limited duration moderate to fast prouction rate
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discrete
high level of control by humans highly skilled participants one item is produced epr run automated warehouses cad/cam, cnc
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actuators
specialised output devices that pefrform a mechanical action under the control of the system in response to input
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types of actuators
solenoid motor stepping motot relay hydraulic pumps
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solenoid
tightly would coil of wire usually with an iron core
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motor
used with gears and levers to produce a wide range of movements
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stepping motor
electric motors capable of very small and accurate movements
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relay
solenoid in low current circuit that turns on heavy duty switches used in high current circuits
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hydraulic pumps
create a stream of high-pressure oil which transmits pressure and produces large forces in machinery
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dignal controlling actuators
need to be analog in nature digital input form computing device will be converted using dac
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noise
unwanted data or inteference on signal reduces quality of original signal
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noise cna be caused by
weather conditions power surges in electrical supply mearby electrical eqipment giving off high frequency radiation