Deck 6: Types of Control
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Deck 6: Types of Control
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A(n) ____ is a piece of hardware that measures system variables.
A) actuator
B) sensor
C) limit switch
D) controller
A) actuator
B) sensor
C) limit switch
D) controller
B
2
Mathematically, the rate of change of a quantity is known as the ____.
A) proportion
B) integer
C) fluctuation
D) derivative
A) proportion
B) integer
C) fluctuation
D) derivative
D
3
The error time component is known as the ____________________ and is effectively equal to the error multiplied by the length of time the error has existed.
integral term
4
Proportional control is a form of closed-loop control that is intended to eliminate the continuous cycling inherent in ____________________.
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5
Only minimal sensor tasks are required when automating technical processes.
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6
In closed-loop control, a sensor is utilized to create a feedback loop for the ____________________.
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7
The performance of a proportional control system can be significantly improved by adding in a(n) ____________________ term to improve the dynamic response and reduce overshoot.
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8
In order for there to be a control signal, an error must exist between input and output; that is, the load can never be exactly in the required position. This condition is known as the ____ error.
A) proportional
B) derivative
C) steady-state
D) overshoot
A) proportional
B) derivative
C) steady-state
D) overshoot
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9
In an open-loop system, there is no feedback provided to the control system to monitor the device and to compensate for any error in the system.
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10
In fast-acting systems, the integral term tends to make the system more stable.
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