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Control System Multiple Choice Questions-Quiz

Multiple Choice Questions with answers on Control Systems

 

1.       Which terminology deals with the excitation or stimulus applied to the system from an external source for the generation of an output?

a)      Input signal

b)      Output signal

c)       Error signal

d)      Feedback signal

 

2.       Which among the following is not an advantage of an open loop system?

a)      Simplicity in construction & design

b)      Easy maintenance

c)       Rare problems of stability

d)      Requirement of system recalibration from time to time

 

3.       Which among the following represents an illustration of closed loop system?

a)      Automatic washing machine

b)      Automatic electric iron

c)       Bread toaster

d)      Electric hand drier

 

4.       How an output is represented in the control systems?

a)      r(t)

b)      c(t)

c)       C. x(t)

d)      d.y(t)

 

5.       The output is said to be zero state response because conditions are made equal to zero.

a)      Initial

b)      Final

c)       Steady state

d)      Impulse response

 

6.       Basically, poles of transfer function are the laplace transform variable values which causes the transfer function to become ___________

a)      Zero

b)      Unity

c)       Infinite

d)      Average value

7.       By equating the denominator of transfer function to zero, which among the following will be obtained?

a)      Poles

b)      Zeros

c)       Both a and b

d)      None of the above

 

8.       The output signal is fed back at the input side from the _________point

a)       Summing

b)       Differential

c)        Take-off

d)       All of the above

 

9.       In a parallel combination, the direction of flow of signals through blocks in parallel must resemble to the main

a)      Forward

b)      Feedback

c)       Opposite

d)      Diagonal

 

10.   While shifting a take-off point after the summing point, which among the following should be added?

a)      Summing point ¡n series with take-off point

b)      Summing point in parallel with take-off point

c)       Block of reciprocal transfer function

d)      Block of inverse transfer function

 

11.   In a signal flow graph, nodes are represented by small

a)      Circles

b)      Squares

c)       Arrows

d)      Pointers

 

12.   According to signal flow graph, which among the following represents the relationship between nodes by drawing a line between them?

a)      Branch

b)      Self-loop

c)       Semi-node

d)      Mesh

 

13.   Which type of node comprises incoming as well as outgoing branches?

a)      Source node

b)      Sink node

c)       Chain node

d)      Main node

 

14.   According to the property of impulse test signal, what is the value of an impulse at t = O?

a)      Zero

b)      Unity

c)       Infinite

d)      Unpredictable

 

15.   What is the value of parabolic input in Laplace domain?

a)      1

b)      A/s

c)       A/s2

d)      A/s3

 

16.   Which among the following is/are an/the illustration/s of a sinusoidal input?

a)      Setting the temperature of an air conditioner

b)      Input given to an elevator

c)       Checking the quality of speakers of music system

d)      All of the above

 

17.   If a system is subjected to step input, which type of static error coefficient performs the function of controlling steady state error?

a)      Position

b)      Velocity

c)       Acceleration

d)      Retardation

 

18.   On the basis of an output response, into how many parts can the s-plane be divided?

a)      2

b)      3

c)       4

d)      6

 

19.   If the complex conjugate poles are located at RHP, what would be the nature of corresponding impulse response?

a)      Exponential

b)      Damping oscillations

c)       Increasing amplifier

d)      Constant amplitude oscillations

 

20.   Which among the following are solely responsible in determining the speed of response of control system?

a)      Poles

b)      Zeros

c)       Speed of input

d)      All of the above

 

21.   If a pole is located at s = -5 ¡n left-hand plane (LHP), how will ¡t be represented in Laplace domain?

a)      1/s+5

b)      1/s—5

c)        s/ s + 5

d)      s/s—5

 

22.   In second order system, which among the following remains independent of gain (k)?

a)      Open loop poles

b)      Closed loop poles

c)       C. Both a and b

d)      None of the above

 

23.   Root locus specifies the movement of closed loop poles especially when the gain of system ________

a)      Remains constant

b)      Exhibit variations

c)       Gives zero feedback

d)      Gives infinite poles

 

24.   Which condition ¡s used to verify the existence of a particular point on the root locus?

a)      Amplitude

b)      Frequency

c)       Magnitude

d)      Angle

 

25.   While specifying the angle and magnitude conditions, angles are added whereas magnitudes get ________

a)      Subtracted

b)      Multiplied

c)       Divided

d)      All of the above

 

26.   The magnitude & phase relationship between input and the steady state output is called as
frequency domain.

a)      Step

b)      Ramp

c)       Sinusoidal

d)      Parabolic

 

27.   Which unit ¡s adopted for magnitude measurement ¡n Bode plots?

a)      Degree

b)      Decimal

c)       Decibel

d)      Deviation

 

28.   In an octave frequency band, the ratio of f2 I f1 ¡s equivalent to ________

a)      2

b)      4

c)       8

d)      10

 

29.   In polar plots, what does each and every point represent w.r.t magnitude and angle?

a)      Scalar

b)      Vector

c)       Phasor

d)      Differentiator

 

30.   In polar plots, ¡f a pole ¡s added at the origin, what would be the value of the magnitude at C) = O?

a)      Zero

b)      Infinity

c)       Unity

d)      Unpredictable

 

31.   Conventional control theory is applicable to ______ systems

a)      SISO

b)      MIMO

c)       Time varying

d)      Non-linear

 

32.   State space analysis ¡s applicable even ¡f the initial conditions are

a)      Zero

b)      Non-zero

c)       C. Equal

d)      Not equal

 

33.   If an error signal e(t) of an ON-OFF controller is found to be greater than zero, what would be its output?

a)      10%

b)      50%

c)       80%

d)      100%

 

34.   Which time ¡s responsible for introducing an error ¡n the temperature regulation of applications associated with ON OFF controllers?

a)      Rise time

b)      Dead time

c)       Switching time

d)      Decay time

 

35.   Which controller has the potential to eliminate/overcome the drawback of offset in proportional controllers?

a)      P-l

b)      P-D

c)       Both a and b

d)      None of the above

 

36.   In P-l controller, what does an integral of a function compute?

a)      Density of curve

b)      Area under the curve

c)       Volume over the curve

d)      Circumference of curve

 

37.   Which among the following controls the speed of D.C. motor?

a)      Galvanometer

b)      Gauss meter

c)       Potentiometer

d)      Tachometer

 

38.   Into which energy signal does the position sensor convert the measured position of servomotor in servomechanisms?

a)      Mechanical

b)      Electrical

c)       Thermal

d)      Light

 

39.   What is the value of steady state error in closed loop control systems?

a)      Zero

b)      Unity

c)       Infinity

d)      Unpredictable

 

40.   A good control system should be sensitive to

a)      Internal disturbances

b)      Environmental parameters

c)       Parametric variations

d)      Input signals (except noise)

 

41.   Which point on the root locus specifies the meeting or collision of two poles?

a)      Centroid

b)      Break away point

c)       Stability point

d)      Anti-break point

 

42.   If a signal is passed through an integrator, it _____the amplitude of noise signal.

a)      Enhances

b)      Reduces

c)       Stabilizes

d)      Factorizes

 

 

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