Mechatronics 101

Which of the following best defines Mechatronics?

• The study of historical machinery, technology, and control engineering

• branch of engineering focused solely on electronics

• • The integration of mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering

• A field of study related only to robotic applications

Why is it considered an interdisciplinary field?

The field of Mechatronics originated in the ​ (a)   s decade.

• 1960
• 1970
• 1980
• 1990
• 2000
• 1950
• 1940

Match the individual to their contribution in Mechatronics.

• Claude Shannon

• Coined the term "Mechatronics" while working for Yaskawa Electric Corporation.

• Robert Bosch

• Invented AC motor and contributed to modern electrical engineering.

• Tetsuro Mori

• Known as the "father of information theory."

• Nikola Tesla

• Founder of a company that played a role in Mechatronics development in automobiles.

Match the following fields to their primary role in Mechatronics:

• Control Engineering

• Processing and storage of data

• Mechanics

• Design of machine parts

• Computer Science

• Optimization and stability of systems

• Electronics

• Management of sensors and actuators

Which of the following is NOT an example of a Mechatronics system?

• Washing machine

• Modern car's ABS system

• Mechanical clock

• Drones

Select one primary challenge faced by engineers in Mechatronics.

• Too many software choices

• Overabundance of resources

• Interdisciplinary knowledge

• Budget constraints

ow does Mechatronics primarily benefit industries?

• Slows down processes

• Reduces costs and improves efficiency

• Focuses solely on mechanical operations

• Increases complexity

What is the main advantage of Mechatronics?

• It simplifies the design process

• It reduces the need for human intervention

• It eliminates the need for mechanical parts

• It makes products cheaper

Which of the following is not a component of Mechatronics?

• Control Systems

• Electronics

• Mechanical Engineering

• Chemical Engineering