Error Detection in Temperature Control Systems

What is the error when measuring 150 psi with an accuracy of ±1.5% of span?

Which term refers to the reproducibility with which repeated measurements can be made under identical conditions?

What is the term for the smallest difference in a variable to which the instrument will respond?

When an instrument approaches a signal from opposite directions and gives different readings, what term describes this phenomenon?

What characteristic is always required for good control, even when accuracy is not necessary?

What does sensitivity refer to in relation to an instrument?

Which parameter reflects the difference in readings obtained when an instrument approaches a signal from opposite directions?

What term describes the reproducibility with which repeated measurements can be made under identical conditions?

Which parameter reflects the smallest difference in a variable to which the instrument will respond?

What is the term for the difference in readings obtained when an instrument approaches a signal from opposite directions?

What does sensitivity refer to in relation to an instrument?

Which characteristic is crucial for good control even when accuracy is not necessary?

In measuring 107 psi with an accuracy of ±1.5% of span, what would be the error based on the given information?

Which parameter reflects the reproducibility with which repeated measurements can be made under identical conditions?

What term describes the difference in readings obtained when an instrument approaches a signal from opposite directions?

In measuring 107 psi, what would be the error if the gauge has an accuracy of ±2% FSD?

What is the term for the minimum input of physical parameter that will create a detectable output change?

What is the reason for manufacturers to control the production process?

Which variable is changed to keep the measured variable at a setpoint?

What is used as a device to change the value of the manipulated variable?

In a process control loop, what is the proper sequence of controlling?

Which device changes the sequence in controlling a loop within a process?

What is the error signal in a block diagram of a control system?

What is the main focus of the course map for ELE 2603?

Which term best describes a sequence of interdependent steps and linked procedures that convert inputs into outputs?

In the context of process control, what is the purpose of a control system set point?

What does a feedback type represent in a process control loop?

How can a controller type influence the efficiency of a process?

Which element is crucial for good control in a process even when accuracy is not a priority?

In a process control system, which component is responsible for adjusting the manipulated variable to bring the process variable closer to the set-point?

What is the primary function of the final control element in a process control system?

Which component of a process control system directly interacts with the physical process being controlled?

If a liquid level is the process variable in a system, what would be the most relevant manipulated variable for controlling this process?

Which sensing element is commonly used to measure liquid level in tanks based on the context provided?

What role does the feedback loop play in a process control system?

What is the term for a value for a process variable that is desired to be maintained?

In process control, what does the term 'measured variable' refer to?

Which term describes the condition of a variable being observed in a process which can change the manufacturing process in some way?

What does the term 'process fluid level' represent in relation to process control instruments?

Which parameter represents the condition of a process that must be kept at the designated set-point?

In the context of process control instruments, what is the significance of 'flow' as a measured variable?

What parameter is defined as the high end of the Range minus the low end of the Range?

What is the term for the resulting discrepancy between the indicated value and the actual value of an instrument?

Which institute provides calibrated devices that can be used as standards for determining accuracy?

If a pressure sensor has a range of 0 to 500 psi, what would be the span of this sensor?

What is expressed as a plus-or-minus deviation from true and is typically specified as a percentage of reading or span?

What characteristic should instruments be selected with to ensure they can accommodate expected disturbances and possible failures?