
Unit 4 Input Output - T3 Sensors
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Michael Harrington
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Input Output - Sensors
By Michael Harrington
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Multiple Choice
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In the Input & output lesson website as shown on today's lesson
(and the link above)
Not here
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Fill in the Blanks
Show you have read the objectives for today
Fill in the missing word
Understand the ? of the following sensors
Acoustic Accelerometer Flow Gas Humidity Infra-red Level
Light Magnetic field Moisture pH Pressure Proximity Temperature
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Fill in the Blanks
Show you have read the objectives for today
Fill in the missing word
Understand the ? of a sensor
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Open Ended
Sensors measure physical properties such as temperature
List at least five other physical properties that could be measured
[do not ENTER until you have completed all the answer]
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Open Ended
Cars have many sensors that are constantly monitoring the physical state of the car components
What other sensors are used in cars?
[do not ENTER until you have completed all the answer]
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Labeling
Security system
The diagram shows three sensors being used as part of an art gallery’s security system
What do each of the sensors do?
Acoustic
Level Sensor
Foot sensor
acoustic sensor
Pressure sensor
Infra-red sensor
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Sensor feedback
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Reorder
Sensors constantly take readings for monitoring.The microprocessor will have access to pre-set
values for all sensors.The microprocessor will sample each sensor at a given frequency
(e.g. every second). If any of the sensor readings exceed the pre-set values, then the microprocessor
sends a signal to warn the user (this could be a screen output, a siren, a flashing
light …. or all three). Monitoring continues until the user keys in a PIN/passcode to deactivate the system
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Open Ended
The diagram shows three sensors being used as part of an art gallery’s security system
What do each of the sensors do?
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Input Output - Sensors
By Michael Harrington
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You can click the back button to re read a topic before you answer the question
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