Untitled Studyset
Created by Aliya Varela
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Kinematics is the study of... | Motion |
An Automaton is basically... | A collection of mechanisms |
Another name for linear motion is... | Translation |
The Greek letter that represents rotational rate is... | ω (omega) |
The Greek letter that represents an angle is... | θ (theta) |
The acceleration due to Earth's gravity at sea level is about... | 9.8m/sec |
An example of an oscillating mechanism is a... | Clock Pendulum |
An example of a reciprocating mechanism is... | A sewing machine needle, a car engine's piston, a driver on a railroad steam engine, etc. |
For a reciprocating motion, Xr and Xy can be calculated using... | Sines and Cosines. |
For a reciprocating motion, what are the main parts of the system? | The Crank, Slider, Driving Shaft, and the Rod with U-Shaped Hook. |
A Scotch Yoke is a reciprocating mechanism. | True |
A device is disassembled during a Structural Analysis. | True |
For a Reverse Engineering Analysis, inputs and outputs are part of the Visual Analysis. | False |
Kinematics does not require math for an analysis. | False |
Position during Linear Motion at a constant velocity can be described using x=1/2 x a x t^2. | False |
Position during Rotational Motion at a constant angular rate can be described using θ = ω x t. | True |
The sine and cosine functions are identical except that they are separated by 90 degrees. | True |
The only force acting on a simple pendulum is the tension in the supporting string. | False |
An artistic and comical device is a good description of an Automaton. | True |
A common unit for angular velocity is feet/second. | False |
The gear ratio can be found by counting the gears'... | TEETH! |
The mechanical quantity that doesn't change through a gear train is... | Power or Torque |
One gear driving another gear can trade off... | Torque and Angular Velocity. |
A Knurl on a part is... | A set of ridges that makes the part easier to grip. |
Variables in a calculation that change based on other variables are said to be... | Dependent |
The longest side of a right triangle is the... | Hypotenuse |
Cams in a gasoline engine control the movement of... | Valves |
The thermodynamic cycle in a gasoline engine is known as a... | Otto Cycle |
The stroke sequence in a gasoline engine is... | intake, compression, power, exhaust |
The part of a cam system that touches the cam's surface is the... | Follower |
The "across" variable in electricity is... | Voltage |
The cam profile that can only rotate in one direction is a... | Snail |
In electronic design, wires are treated as perfect conductors. | True |
A heart cam can be used to generate multiple maximum motions. | True |
A discontinuity in a cam profile requires multiple math expressions to describe the profile. | True |
The "through" variable for electricity is resistance. | False |
A breadbox is a device used to make temporary connections between electronic components. | False |
In a car engine, the spark plug ignites the air-fuel mixture at the start of the power stroke. | True |
In an offset cam, the cam's center is offset from the shaft center. | True |
Benjamin Franklin was correct when he stated that electricity is the movement of positive charges. | False |
A DMM can measure voltage, current, and phase angle. | False |
In conventional house wiring, the utility company considers the ground to be "zero" volts. | True |
A set of sine waves that can approximate any repeating waveform is a... | Fourier Series |
A Line Chart can show us a CAM's follower motion, but a ___________ can show us that actual CAM profile. | Radar Chart |
The Formula y=Ae^-B(θ-C)^2 yields a plot of a... | Bell Curve |
The maximum and minimum values of a sine function are... | 1 and -1 |
A CAM that has discontinuities is a... | Hexagonal Cam |
Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) is a key part of the communication system for... | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Cellular Phones, etc. |
A basic electrical circuit needs... | A voltage source, conductors, and a load. |
One volt is defined as... | 1 joule per coulomb. |
One ampere is defined as... | 1 coulomb per second. |
Forms of Ohm's Law are... | V=1*R, I=V/R, R=V/I, and more. |
To invert a bell curve, simply multiply the function by -1 and add 1. | True |
A coulomb is approximately 1 million electrons. | False |
There are actually no discontinuities in nature. It is only a mathematical concept. | True |
The "across" variable for electricity is current. | False |
An LED lightbulb uses approximately 10% of the energy an incandescent lightbulb uses for the same light output. | True |
The rows in a breadboard that are next to red and blue lines are called "rails." | True |
On a breadboard, aside from rails, connections exist in sets of five in the columns. | True |
The voltage across a wire should be about zero. | True |
To measure 5 volts, the DMM range should be set to 2 Volts. | False |
In an incandescent lightbulb, the energy that is not used to make visible light is dissipated in the form of a chemical synthesis. | True |
Kinematics is the study of... | Motion |
An Automaton is basically... | A collection of mechanisms. |
One gear driving another gear can trade off... | Torque and angular velocity. |
The Greek letter that represents rotational rate is... | ω (omega) |
The Greek letter that represents an angle is... | θ (theta) |
A set of sine waves that can approximate any repeating waveform is a... | Fourier Series |
An example of a reciprocating mechanism is... | A sewing machine needle, a car engine's piston, a driver on a railroad steam engine, etc. |
The longest side of a right triangle is the... | Hypotenuse |
A Line Chart can show us a CAM's follower motion, but a __________ can show us the actual CAM profile. | Radar Chart |
Cams in a gasoline engine control the movement of... | Valves |
The formula y=Ae^-B(θ-C)^2 yields a plot of a... | Bell Curve |
The maximum and minimum values of a sine function are... | 1 and -1 |
The thermodynamic cycle in a gasoline engine is known as a... | Otto Cycle |
A basic electrical circuit needs... | A voltage source, conductors, and a load. |
One volt is defined as... | 1 joule per coulomb. |
1 ampere is defined as... | 1 coulomb per second. |
Forms of Ohm's Law are... | V=I*R, I=V/R, R=V/I, and more. |
The part of a cam system that touches the CAM's surface is the... | Follower |
The "across" variable in electricity is... | Voltage |
The "through" variable in electricity is... | Current |
For a Reverse Engineering Analysis, inputs and outputs are part of the Visual Analysis. | False |
A devise is disassembled during a Structural Analysis. | True |
Kinematics does not require math for an analysis. | False |
Position during Linear Motion at a constant velocity can be described using x=1/2*a*t^2. | False |
Position during Rotational motion at a constant angular rate can be described using θ=ω*t. | True |
The sine and cosine functions are identical except that they are separated by 90 degrees. | True |
An artistic and comical device is a good description of an Automaton. | True |
A common unit for angular velocity is feet/second. | False |
In electronic design, wires are treated as perfect conductors. | True |
A discontinuity in a cam profile requires multiple math expressions to describe the profile. | True |
A breadbox is a device used to make temporary connections between electronic components. | False |
In a car engine, the spark plug ignites the air-fuel mixture at the start of the power stroke. | True |
Benjamin Franklin was correct when he stated that electricity is the movement of positive charges. | False |
A DMM can measure voltage, current, and phase angle. | False |
In conventional house wiring, the utility company considers the ground to be "zero" volts. | True |
A coulomb is approximately 1 million electrons. | False |
An LED lightbulb uses approximately 10% of the energy an incandescent lightbulb uses for the same light output. | True |
The rows in a breadboard that are next to red and blue lines are called "rails." | True |
On a breadboard, aside from rails, connections exist in sets of five in the columns. | True |
To measure 5 volts, the DMM range should be set to 2 volts. | False |
The total resistance of a set of resistors in series is... | The sum of the individual resistances. |
In your house, the various items plugged into the wall outlets are wired in _____________ to the power supply from the utility. | Parallel |
The form of Ohm's Law that yields a current is... | V/R |
The sequence of the color code for resistors is similar to... | The visible light spectrum. |
Two electromechanical cells wire together is... | |
Two elements used as the base metal of a semiconductor material are... | Silicon and Germanium. |
When P-Type and N-Type materials are joined together, a ______________ is quickly established by the electrons and holes. | |
If a diode's anode has a voltage higher than the cathode, the diode is... | Forward Biased |
Adding more resistors in parallel to a power supply.... | Increases current from the supply. |
A diode's operating characteristics are found in... | A manufacturer's datasheet. |
A silicon diode that is revers-biased passes current with a 0.7 voltage drop. | False |
A 5-band resistor with the color sequence Red-Red-Black-Brown for the first 4 bands has a resistance that is greater than 1000 Ohms. | True |
A 4-Band resistor that has an orange third band has a resistance greater than 9,000 Ohms and less than 100,000 Ohms. | True |
Kirchoff's Current Law states that the amount of current going into a node in a circuit must be equal to the current coming out of the node. | True |
An LED lightbulb uses approximately 10% of the energy an incandescent lightbulb uses for the same light output. | True |
Kirchoff's Voltage Law states that the sum of the voltage gains and voltage drops around a loop in a circuit is equal to the total resistance. | False |
Pure silicon metal is a good conductor. | False |
A datasheet is a legally binding document for a component manufacturer. | True |
The band on a physical diode indicates where the anode is. | False |
Two elements that are used to dope silicon are... | Boron and Phosphorous. |
N-Type semiconductor material has ______________ that can move from atom to atom. | ELECTRONS |
The P-Type material in a diode is connected to the... | ANODE |
The band on a diode indicates where the ____________ is. | CATHODE |
The Zener voltage is also the diode's ______________ voltage. | BREAKDOWN |
Instead of a maximum current, Zener diodes are usually rated with a maximum... | POWER |
A resistor that is used to regulate current to an LED is known as a __________ resistance. | BALLAST |
The visible color with the lowest frequency is... | RED |
When an electron falls into a hole in a semiconductor, the electron emits a... | PHOTON |
The three connections on a 2N2222 transistor are... | Base, Emitter, and Collector. |
A Zener diode is almost always used in a reverse-biased mode. | True |
When a transistor's VCE is nearly zero, the transistor is in saturation mode. | True |
The parameter hfe is the ratio of base current divided by emitter current. | False |
A "bit" is a number that can have a value from 0 to 15. | False |
An LED with a forward voltage of 3 V can be connected directly to 2 AA batteries in series without a ballast resistor. | True |
The ASCII standard is a list of digital codes for alphanumeric characters. | True |
The output of an AND gate is HIGH when all of the inputs are LOW. | False |
The output of a NOR gate is LOW when any of the inputs are HIGH. | True |
A byte consists of 8 bits. | True |
For the TTL standard, a HIGH signal is a 3.3 VDC. | False |
Every statement in C++ must end with a... | SEMICOLON! |
The arguments for the pinMode function are... | pin number and input/output mode. |
The range of a "byte' type variable is... | 0 to 255 |
If an array has six elements, the index will have a range of... | 0 through 5 |
A void type function returns... | Nothing. |
A Boolean variable (bool) can have the following values: | HIGH and LOW, 0 and 1, and True and False. |
A collection of functions that have a common category of operation is a... | Library! |
Serial.printIn() places characters in the serial communication channel and then adds a... | carriage return (new line) |
The Serial.parseInt() function will take all non-numerical characters before a numerical character from the input buffer and... | "Throws them away." |
The while(){} structure will execute the code inside the {}... | in a loop as long as the expression inside the () is true. |
An if(){} structure will execute the code in {} once if the logic expression in () is true. | True |
An if(){} structure can be followed only by one else if(){} structure. | False |
The switch(): structure will loop forever until the power is turned off. | False |
The result of the digitalRead(pin); statement is a Boolean value. | True |
A red LED attached to an Arduino output pin should have a 1K ohm ballast resistor to get 10 mA through the LED. | False |
A for(){} structure can be used to set the mode of several Arduino digital I/O pins. | True |
The logical operator && is the AND function. | True |
If a pull-up resistor is connected to a 5 VDC source and an Arduino pin, the switch on that pin should be connected to 10 VDC. | False |
A byte consists of 8 bits. | True |
For the TTL standard, a HIGH signal is at 3.3 VDC. | False |