16 Questions
A sensor is a device that converts energy in one form to another.
False
The majority of transducers convert electrical energy to mechanical displacement.
False
Passive transducers require an external power output.
False
Self generating transducers produce digital voltage or current when stimulated by some physical form of energy.
False
Transducers can be classified based on the physical quantity, property, or condition that is measured.
True
Sensors and transducers are the same thing.
False
Thermocouples produce a small electric current proportional to the difference in ________________.
False
The relationship between the electric current produced by a thermocouple and the temperature difference is nearly ________________.
False
The effective EMF of the thermocouple is given by the equation: E = c (T1 – T2) + k(T1² – T2²), where E represents EMF, T1 is the temp of the hot junction, and T2 is the temp of the cold or reference junction. The constants c and k depend on the ________________.
False
A resistance type sensor works on the principle that the electrical resistance of a conductor changes with ________________.
False
The resistance of a conductor gets ________________ as it gets hotter.
False
Thermocouples have a wide range of temperature from as low as ________________ up to as high as 2700°C.
False
The metals used in a copper-constantan thermocouple are ________________ and ________________.
False
The resistivity of a conductor changes with ________________.
False
The resistance wire in a basic temperature sensor represents the ________________.
False
A thermocouple is unaffected by ________________.
False
Test your knowledge of sensors, transducers, and their functions with this quiz based on the fundamentals of mixed signals and sensors course. Explore the concepts of detecting physical stimuli, converting energy forms, and measuring signals.
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