Intro to Robotics: Bumper Switch Quiz

What is the primary function of a Bumper Switch in robotics?

• To increase the speed of the robot

• To report if it is pressed or not pressed

• To change the color of the robot

• To play sounds when activated

How many wires does a Bumper Switch typically have?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which of the following is NOT a step in configuring a Bumper Switch in VEXcode EXP?

• Select 'Add a Device'

• Select '4 Wire'

• Select '3 Wire'

• Select 'Bumper'

What can trigger a Bumper Switch?

• A change in light

• A sound

• An element of the environment or a user

• A temperature change

Where on the robot's Brain is the Bumper Switch plugged in?

• Into the bottom ports

• Into the side ports

• Into the top ports

• It does not plug into the Brain

What type of signal does a Bumper Switch send to the robot's Brain when activated?

• Analog signal

• Digital signal

• Acoustic signal

• Optical signal

Where is the Bumper Switch typically located on a robot?

• On the robot's arms

• On the robot's legs

• At the front of the robot

• Inside the robot's brain

What is the consequence of a malfunctioning Bumper Switch on a robot's operation?

• Increased energy consumption

• Decreased mobility

• Unresponsive to environmental impacts

• Change in the robot's color

Using the picture, which part is being shown?

• bump sensor
• limit switch
• potentiometer
• line tracker