Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
Q

A balanced bridge means:

A

R1R3=R2R4

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2
Q

An active arm is represented by:

A

Change in R + R

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3
Q

With one active arm, temperature and tension

A

increase

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4
Q

Does one active arm compensate for temperature?

A

No

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5
Q

Where should a dummy gauge be placed to negate temperature effects?

A

Adjacent arm

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6
Q

Each of the parameters of inductive sensors can be changed by:

A

mechanical means

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7
Q

LVDT stands for:

A

linear variable differential transformer

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8
Q

LVDT is used to measure

A

pressure, displacement, and force

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9
Q

in LVDTs, ________ changes as core moves

A

permeability of medium

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10
Q

LVDTs require addition of :

A

phase sensitive demodulation

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11
Q

Formula for capacitive sensors

A

C =Q/V = e0e1A/d

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12
Q

As force is applied in capacitive sensors

A

separation distance goes down, capacitance goes up

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13
Q

Piezoelectric sensors do not require an:

A

energy source

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14
Q

Piezoelectric sensors generate an:

A

electric potential when mechanically strained

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15
Q

Applications of piezoelectric sensors

A

accelerometers, force plates, ultrasound

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16
Q

Equation for piezoelectric sensors

A

q = kf

17
Q

An electromotive force(emf) in volts, exists across the junction of two dissimilar metals

A

Thermocouples

18
Q

Equation for Thermocouples

A

E(emf) =F(T1=T2)

19
Q

Advantages of Thermocouples

A

reduction of non linearity, better sensitivity, greater range of temperatures in the linear region

20
Q

Are semiconductors made of ceramic materials that are thermal resistors with a high negative temperature coefficient

A

Thermistors

21
Q

In thermistors: As _______ goes up ______ goes down.

A

temperature; resistance