Deck 20: Motor Control Devices and Circuits

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A(n) ____ is a signaling apparatus that may be audible or visual.

A) communicator
B) pilot light
C) status light
D) annunciator
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Which object characteristics are most easily detected with a diffuse sensor?

A) Light-colored, rough surface
B) Dark-colored, smooth surface
C) Light-colored, smooth surface
D) Dark-colored, rough surface
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A(n) ____ sensor houses the transmitter and receiver in a single unit.

A) diffuse
B) thru-beam
C) retro-reflective
D) specular
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Photoelectric switches are contact sensors.
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A relay with heavy-duty contacts is called a(n) ____.

A) contactor
B) latching relay
C) pilot duty relay
D) time delay relay
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There are essentially two different types of motor starters, the standard motor starter and the ____ motor starter.

A) AC/DC
B) multispeed
C) reversing
D) heavy-duty
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Photoelectric switches consist of three basic components: the transmitter, the receiver and the switching device.
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There are three basic methods of operating a photo switch: thru-beam, retro-reflective, and specular.
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Which type of sensor is designed to sense an object but ignore the background?

A) Wide-angle diffuse
B) Background suppression sensor
C) Standard diffuse
D) Retro-reflective
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Thru-beam sensing may be used over distances up to ____ feet.

A) 10
B) 100
C) 250
D) 700
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The ____ sensor utilizes a focusing lens to create a focal point.

A) retro-reflective
B) broad-focus thru-beam
C) fixed-focus reflective
D) fixed-focus diffuse
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A capacitive proximity switch cannot sense nonconductive (nonferrous) material.
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____ switches are automatic devices that consist of an actuator, a body, and one or more contact blocks.

A) Proximity
B) Limit
C) Hand-off-automatic
D) Photoelectric
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Push buttons may operate on a momentary basis or be mechanically held.
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Rotary switches are sometimes known as ____ switches.

A) selector
B) circular
C) proximity
D) make before break
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Deck 20: Motor Control Devices and Circuits
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A(n) ____ is a signaling apparatus that may be audible or visual.

A) communicator
B) pilot light
C) status light
D) annunciator
D
2
Which object characteristics are most easily detected with a diffuse sensor?

A) Light-colored, rough surface
B) Dark-colored, smooth surface
C) Light-colored, smooth surface
D) Dark-colored, rough surface
C
3
A(n) ____ sensor houses the transmitter and receiver in a single unit.

A) diffuse
B) thru-beam
C) retro-reflective
D) specular
C
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Photoelectric switches are contact sensors.
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A relay with heavy-duty contacts is called a(n) ____.

A) contactor
B) latching relay
C) pilot duty relay
D) time delay relay
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There are essentially two different types of motor starters, the standard motor starter and the ____ motor starter.

A) AC/DC
B) multispeed
C) reversing
D) heavy-duty
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Photoelectric switches consist of three basic components: the transmitter, the receiver and the switching device.
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There are three basic methods of operating a photo switch: thru-beam, retro-reflective, and specular.
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Which type of sensor is designed to sense an object but ignore the background?

A) Wide-angle diffuse
B) Background suppression sensor
C) Standard diffuse
D) Retro-reflective
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10
Thru-beam sensing may be used over distances up to ____ feet.

A) 10
B) 100
C) 250
D) 700
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The ____ sensor utilizes a focusing lens to create a focal point.

A) retro-reflective
B) broad-focus thru-beam
C) fixed-focus reflective
D) fixed-focus diffuse
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A capacitive proximity switch cannot sense nonconductive (nonferrous) material.
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____ switches are automatic devices that consist of an actuator, a body, and one or more contact blocks.

A) Proximity
B) Limit
C) Hand-off-automatic
D) Photoelectric
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Push buttons may operate on a momentary basis or be mechanically held.
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Rotary switches are sometimes known as ____ switches.

A) selector
B) circular
C) proximity
D) make before break
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