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Robotics Ch. 6: Sensors and Vision

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

You are setting up a system to detect if fluid is inside a carton so the robot can pick the empty cartons off the line. Which of the following would work for this task?

a)

inductive prox switch

b)

photoelectric prox switch

c)

capacitive prox switch

d)

any of these

2.

You are setting up a robotic system to pick up metal parts from the end of a conveyor and must choose a sensor to let the robot know when a part is present. Which of the following would work for this task?

a)

photoelectric prox switch

b)

inductive prox switch

c)

capacitive prox switch

d)

any of these

3.

A(n) __________ system emits a high-frequency sound pulse and measures the amount of time it takes to return to determine the distance between the robot and objects.

a)

GPS

b)

ultrasonic

c)

sound location

d)

d. vision

4.

The base signal for a tactile array is the signal generated when ____________.

a)

when the gripper is open with no part present

b)

when the grippers are closed against one another with no part

c)

it is gripping a part

d)

none of these

5.

Subminiature micro limit switches commonly have an amperage range of _________.

a)

1-10 amps

b)

1-7 amps

c)

1-3 amps

d)

1-20 amps

6.

The __________ is used to count the number of full rotations made as well as ensure proper positioning of the systems should the encoder or motor need adjustment, replacement, or maintenance.

a)

second row of light windows or reflectors

b)

zero pulse

c)

single row of light windows or reflectors

d)

none of these

7.

Which of the following could be used in a tactile sensor array to gather information?

a)

Piezoelectric crystals

b)

capacitive elements

c)

strain gauges

d)

any of these

8.

Micro limit switches commonly have an amperage range of _________.

a)

1-20 amps

b)

1-3 amps

c)

1-10 amps

d)

1-7 amps

9.

Which of the following is not part of the process of setting up a vision system?

a)

taking an image of the optimal part position

b)

taking a calibration image

c)

none of these

d)

programming the robot to use the vision system data

10.

Which of the following is NOT true of early vision systems?

a)

color was not an option

b)

changes in lighting greatly reduced the chance of recognizing objects

c)

they were prone to failure

d)

they rarely required human intervention

11.

To detect changes in the system, high-end complex tactile sensors may monitor changes in _________ within the sensor due to interaction with their environment.

a)

voltage

b)

all of these

c)

capacitance

d)

resistance

12.

When selecting a limit switch, you need to know _______.

a)

switch response speed

b)

force exerted by the contact object

c)

the amperage at the contacts

d)

all of these

13.

The robot you are working with has a vision system and must pick out the blue parts on a conveyor as they pass. Which of the following would be the worst lighting to use for this scenario?

a)

red lighting

b)

bright white light

c)

blue lighting

d)

natural light

14.

An early robotic system controlled by a peg drum that activates cam switches to control the robot would be ______.

a)

the desired robot for small industrial applications

b)

a closed loop system

c)

vulnerable to strong magnetic fields

d)

a open loop system

15.

Flows of electrons created by the magnetic field moving across a ferrous metal item that generate their own magnetic field are know as _____.

a)

Eddy currents

b)

calibration signal

c)

the Hall Effect

d)

noise