Fundamentals Midterm Flashcards

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These types of sensors measure the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere of air or other gases. are commonly found in heating, vents and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in both industrial and residential domains. They can be found in many other areas including hospitals, and meteorology stations to report and predict weather.

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Humidity Sensors

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2
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Used to detect the light beam reflected from the target. A thru beam type

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Photoelectric sensor

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3
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These types of sensors monitor and detect changes in air quality, including the presence of toxic, combustible or hazardous gasses.

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Gas Sensors

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4
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Used to measure the change in light quantity caused by the target crossing the optical axis

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Sensor

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5
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It is sensing the temperature in a house to determine when to tell the heating to turn on/off. This system is not just automated though, the temperature at which the heating will switch on or off can be adjusted.

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Thermostat

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The role of a sensor in a control and automation system is to __, providing this information to the control system.

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detect and measure some physical effect

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7
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What are sensors made up of?

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Ceramics

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8
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What are the two basic components of a photoelectric sensor?

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Receiver and Emitter

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9
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Are used in a large range of industrial applications for generating information about various objects. without physical contact.

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Optical sensors

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10
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A type of sensor is used to measure the change in light quantity caused by the target crossing the optical axis.

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Thru-beam

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11
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Noncontact profilers cover a spectrum of techniques and methods and rely on different technologies to capture surface topography via a derived optical signal. Generally, these varied approaches incorporate an optical stand equipped with objectives, a digital camera, and scanner motor to efficiently capture full areas.

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Optical profiler technology

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12
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Useful for gas leakage detection (in home and industry). It is suitable for detecting H2, LPG, CH4, CO, Alcohol.

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Grove - Gas Sensor(MQ5)

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13
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These types of sensors measure the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere of air or other gases. are commonly found in heating, vents and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in both industrial and residential domains.

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Humidity Sensors

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14
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These types of sensors sense characteristics in their surroundings by either emitting or detecting radiation. They can also measure the heat emitted by objects. Infrared sensors are used in a variety of different IoT projects including healthcare as they simplify the monitoring of blood flow and blood pressure

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Infrared Sensors

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15
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It convert rays of light into electrical signals. There are many applications and use cases for optical sensors. In the auto industry, vehicles use optical sensors to recognize signs, obstacles, and other things that a driver would notice when driving or parking.

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Optical sensors

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16
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Used to measure the change in light quantity caused by the target crossing the optical axis

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Thru-beam sensor

17
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Used in home heating ventilating and air conditioning systems offices, cars, industrial spaces and greenhouses

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Temperature Sensor

17
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Those sensor made from conventional (traditional) ceramic materials, typically very tough in nature, and those which are made up of

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piezoceramic materials

18
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Detect the amount of current passing through a conductor by measuring the magnetic field generated around it

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Current Sensor

19
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conduct electricity at a certain rate therefore leading to a specific level of charge flow that is associated with a specific level of pressure

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Barometric Sensor

20
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Measure the angular rate or velocity, often defined as a measurement of speed and rotation around an axis. Use cases include automotive, such as car navigation and electronic stability control (anti-skid) systems.

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Gyroscope sensors

21
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It detect an object’s acceleration i.e. the rate of change of the object’s velocity with respect to time. can also detect changes to gravity.

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Accelerometers

21
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Are used for non-contact detection of objects near the sensor. These types of sensors often emit electromagnetic fields or beams of radiation such as infrared.

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Proximity sensors

22
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A senses changes in gases and liquids. When the __ changes, the sensor detects these changes, and communicates them to connected systems. Common use cases include leak testing which can be a result of decay

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Pressure sensor

23
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Use how long it takes transmitted IR to be reflected back into the receiver to approximate its distance from an obstacle

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IR Range Sensor

24
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Measure presence o absence of an obstacle and measure how further away an object

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ultrasonic range finders