PAE: Parts of a Control System

PAE: Parts of a Control System

8th Grade

9 Qs

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PAE: Parts of a Control System

PAE: Parts of a Control System

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8th Grade

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1.

LABELLING QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

A refrigerator keeps a steady, cool temperature in order to keep food at a temperature which keeps it from spoiling. Jackson sets the temperature by adjusting the thermostat inside the refrigerator. The fridge assesses the temperature in the fridge with a sensor and a compressor circulates the refrigerant throughout the system.

Identify the input, output, process, and control.

a
b
c
d
desired temperature
thermostat set by person
cool air flow
compressor

2.

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

A refrigerator keeps a steady, cool temperature in order to keep food at a temperature which keeps it from spoiling. Jackson sets the temperature by adjusting the thermostat inside the refrigerator. The fridge assesses the temperature in the fridge with a sensor and a compressor circulates the refrigerant throughout the system.

This represents ​ (a)   system

a closed-loop
an open-loop

3.

CLASSIFICATION QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

A refrigerator keeps a steady, cool temperature in order to keep food at a temperature which keeps it from spoiling. Jackson sets the temperature by adjusting the thermostat inside the refrigerator. The fridge assesses the temperature in the fridge with a sensor and a compressor circulates the refrigerant throughout the system.

Identify the mechanical & electrical components.

Groups:

(a) Electrical Components

,

(b) Mechanical Components

fan

compressor

thermostat

power supply

4.

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

A soda dispenser allows Roxie to fill a cup with her desired soda. She places her cup under the dispenser, then uses the cup to push the lever. The soda then flows from the dispenser until the lever is released.

Identify the input, output, process, and control.

output

How much soda the person wants in the cup

control

Soda level in the cup

process

The dispenser dispensing soda into the cup

input

Person pressing lever

5.

DROPDOWN QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

A soda dispenser allows Roxie to fill a cup with her desired soda. She places her cup under the dispenser, then uses the cup to push the lever. The soda then flows from the dispenser until the lever is released.

This represents​ (a)   system.

an open-loop
a closed-loop

6.

CLASSIFICATION QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

A soda dispenser allows Roxie to fill a cup with her desired soda. She places her cup under the dispenser, then uses the cup to push the lever. The soda then flows from the dispenser until the lever is released.

Identify the electrical and mechanical components of this system.

Groups:

(a) Electrical Components

,

(b) Mechanical Components

how the soda is dispensed

soda dispenser receiving power

7.

LABELLING QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

After washing clothes, DeShaun needs to dry them in his dryer. He places them in the dryer and adjusts the knob to “permanent press”. The heating elements in the dryer create and dispense warm air as the clothes spin. The moisture sensor in the dryer ends the drying cycle once the clothes are dry.

Identify the input, output, process, and control.

a
b
c
d
desired dryness
actual dryness of clothes
heating elements
the dryer setting chosen

8.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

After washing clothes, DeShaun needs to dry them in his dryer. He places them in the dryer and adjusts the knob to “permanent press”. The heating elements in the dryer create and dispense warm air as the clothes spin. The moisture sensor in the dryer ends the drying cycle once the clothes are dry.

What type of system is this?

closed-loop system

open-loop system

9.

CLASSIFICATION QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

After washing clothes, DeShaun needs to dry them in his dryer. He places them in the dryer and adjusts the knob to “permanent press”. The heating elements in the dryer create and dispense warm air as the clothes spin. The moisture sensor in the dryer ends the drying cycle once the clothes are dry.

Identify the mechanical & electrical components of this system.

Groups:

(a) Electrical Components

,

(b) Mechanical Componenets

how the dryer produces heat

how the dryer is powered

how the dryer spins