Chapter 13 - Controls & Sensors Flashcards
AC motor starters connect an AC motor to and disconnect it from an electrical power source.
True
AC starters employ two basic components, a contactor and an overload
True
Contactors are non-magnetically operated.
False
Manual starters are the most widely used in the USA for motors over 2 HP
False
Starters designed to meet NEMA and IEC standards differ in three important characteristics-ratings, life, and overload types.
True
Three-phase motors are reversed by interchanging any two of three power leads to the motor.
True
Solid-state starters use an intelligent regulator module similar to those used in adjustable-speed DC drives.
True
Solid-state starters can use current-limit ramping or tachometer feedback to produce different acceleration and deceleration characteristics.
True
Solid-state starters have an “energy-saver” function.
True
Class H fuses are not renewable.
False
Motor controllers often contain relays, push buttons, and manually operated switches.
True
The size of a PLC memory is defined in so many “K”
True
PLCs are unable to work with any form of local are network (LAN) communication
False
All personal computers come with an I/O structure.
False
Sensors are devices that respond to a physical stimulus such as heat, light, pressure and flow.
True