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a servo is normally designed to move (a) what type of load to (b) what type of positions?
1. (a) small (b) exact
2. (a) small (b) approximate
3. (a) large (b) exact
4. (a) large (b) approximate
3. (a) large (b) exact
servo systems can be found in which of the following forms?
1. pneumatic
2. hydraulic
3. electromechanical
4. each of the above
4. each of the above
which of the following systems are control systems?
1. open-loop
2. closed-loop
3. both 1 and 2 above
4. inductive-loop
3. both 1 and 2 above
a servo system is defined as which of the following types of control systems?
1. number of loops
2. size of the load
3. speed of movement
4. system of feedback
4. system of feedback
in a dc position servo system, what characteristic of the error signal determines the direction in which the load is driven?
1. amplitude
2. frequency
3. polarity
4. phase
3. polarity
the sum point in a position servo system combines what two signals to produce an error signal?
1. response and output
2. feedback and output
3. feedback and input
4. output and input
3. feedback and input
a position servo system exhibits a series of overtravels. this condition is known by which of the following terms?
1. hunting
2. overdamping
3. undershooting
4. all of the above
1. hunting
a velocity servo has which of the following characteristics?
1. senses position of the load; no error signal at correspondence
2. senses position of the load; error signal present at correspondence
3. senses speed of the load; no error signal at correspondence
4. senses speed of the load; error signal present at correspondence
4. senses speed of the load; error signal present at correspondence
what device is usually used to provide feedback in a velocity servo loop?
1. potentiometer
2. tachometer
3. CT
4. CX
2. tachometer
for a servo system to operate smoothly and efficiently, it must have balance between which of the following factors?
1. acceleration and speed
2. inertia and oscillation
3. amplification and damping
4. overshooting and feedback signal
3. amplification and damping
error-rate damping is considered to be better than friction or friction-clutch damping because of which of the following characteristics of the error-rate damping system?
1. a large error signal of short duration will not be damped
2. a small error signal of short duration will not be damped
3. a large change in the error signal causes maximum damping
4. a small change in the error signal causes maximum damping
3. a large change in the error signal causes maximum damping
under what condition would a servo system that is properly designed and operating correctly have an oscillating load?
1. the input signal is large in amplitude
2. the input signal oscillates
3. error-rate damping is used
4. friction damping is used
2. the input signal oscillates
a servo system is found to be "noisy". if the bandwidth of the servo amplifier were adjusted to reject the unwanted noise signals, which of the following characteristics of the servo system would be affected?
1. amplifier gain
2. power requirements
3. correspondence position
4. error-detection capability
1. amplifier gain
which of the following devices can be used as a position sensor in a servo system?
1. a summing network
2. an E-transformer
3. a potentiometer
4. a CT
3. a potentiometer
which of the following devices are magnetic error detectors?
1. CXs
2. E-transformers
3. summing networks
4. all of the above
2. E-transformers
a dc rate generator is used in which of the following loops of a velocity servo system?
1. prime mover
2. feedback
3. control
4. error
2. feedback
what is the function of a modulator in a servo system?
1. to change the frequency of an ac error signal
2. to impress an ac error signal on an ac carrier
3. to convert a dc error signal to an ac error signal
4. to convert an ac error signal to a dc error signal
3. to convert a dc error signal to an ac error signal
in a servo system that uses a modulator, what characteristic of the modulator output determines the direction of load movement?
1. amplitude
2. frequency
3. polarity
4. phase
4. phase
which of the following objects has gyroscopic properties?
1. a spinning top
2. a wheel on a moving bicycle
3. the moving blade assembly of an electric fan
4. each of the above
4. each of the above
the ability of a gyro to maintain a fixed position in space is referred to by what term?
1. precession
2. rigidity
3. apparent rotation
4. gimbal-stability
2. rigidity
a gyro will resist all forces that attempt to change its
1. location
2. spin axis direction
3. speed of rotation
4. center of gravity
2. spin axis direction
what action takes places when an outside force attempts to tilt the spin axis of a gyro?
1. the gyro precesses in the direction of the applied force
2. the gyro precesses in a direction opposite to the applied force
3. the gyro precesses in a direction at a right angle to the applied force
4. the gyro remains fixed in its original position
3. the gyro precesses in a direction at a right angle to the applied force
for a gyro to be universally mounted, it MUST have a total of how many gimbals, if any?
1. one
2. two
3. three
4. four
2. two
of the following factors, which one does NOT affect rigidity?
1. rotor speed
2. rotor shape
3. rotor weight
4. rotor position
4. rotor position
the forces that act through the center of gravity of a gyro and do NOT cause precession are referred to by what term?
1. forces of translation
2. forces of induction
3. forces of isolation
4. forces of erection
1. forces of translation
which of the following factors determine(s) the amount of precession that will result from a given applied force?
1. rotor speed
2. rotor weight
3. rotor shape
4. all of the above
4. all of the above
according to the right-hand rule for gyro precession, what does the thumb indicate?
1. spin vector and axis
2. torque vector and axis
3. precession vector and axis
4. axis of rotor rotation only
3. precession vector and axis
which of the following is a universally mounted gyro?
1. a one-degree-of-freedom gyro
2. a two-degrees-of-freedom gyro
3. a restrained gyro
4. a rate gyro
2. a two-degrees-of-freedom gyro
which of the following is NOT a difference between IC synchros and standard synchros?
1. amount of torque available
2. construction of the stator
3. construction of the rotor
4. principle of operation
4. principle of operation