Introduction to Control Systems – Exercise – 1

11. The transient response of a system is mainly due to :

(a) Input
(b) Actuating
(c) Feedback
(d) Reference

Answer
Answer : (c)
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12. ……………. is the reference input minus the primary feed back.

(a) Manipulated variable
(b) Zero sequence
(c) Actuating signal
(d) Primary feedback

Answer
Answer : (c)
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13. Which one of the following is open loop ?

(a) The respiratory system of man
(b) A system for controlling the movement of the slide of a copying milling machine
(c) A thermostatic control
(d) Traffic light control

Answer
Answer : (d)
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14. The term backlash is associate with :

(a) Servomotors
(b) Induction relays
(c) Gear Trans
(d) Any of the above

Answer
Answer : (c)
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15. With feed back ………. increases.

(a) system stability
(b) sensitivity
(c) gain
(d) effects of disturbing signals

Answer
Answer : (c)
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