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Control System

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 4mins

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1.

In Root locus criterion, the Evan's magnitude condition is:

a)

| G(s)H(s) | = 1

b)

| G(s)H(s) | = -1

c)

| G(s)H(s) | = 0

d)

| G(s)H(s) | = 10

2.

In Root locus criterion, the Evan's angle condition is:

a)

Angle of { G(s)H(s) } = 0 degrees

b)

Angle of { G(s)H(s) } = 360 degrees

c)

Angle of { G(s)H(s) } = 90 degrees

d)

Angle of { G(s)H(s) } = 180 degrees

3.

The Nyquist Contour covers the_________

a)

entire bottom half of s plane

b)

entire right half of s plane

c)

entire upper half of s plane

d)

entire left half of s plane

4.

If an s-plane contour encloses TWO poles in clockwise direction, then the mapping of this contour in G(s)H(s) plane will:

a)

encircle the origin once in Clockwise direction.

b)

encircle the origin twice in Clockwise direction.

c)

encircle the origin once in Anti-Clockwise direction.

d)

encircle the origin twice in Anti-Clockwise direction.

5.

If an s-plane contour encloses TWO zeros in clockwise direction, then the mapping of this contour in G(s)H(s) plane will:

a)

encircle the origin once in Clockwise direction.

b)

encircle the origin twice in Clockwise direction.

c)

encircle the origin once in Anti-Clockwise direction.

d)

encircle the origin twice in Anti-Clockwise direction.

6.

Gain Margin is evaluated at:

a)

gain crossover frequency

b)

phase cross over frequency

c)

cut-off frequency

d)

steady state

7.

Phase Margin is evaluated at:

a)

gain crossover frequency

b)

phase cross over frequency

c)

cut-off frequency

d)

steady-state

8.

In root locus, the centroid is a point where

a)

The branches of the root locus intersect with the imaginary axis.

b)

The branches of the root locus tend to infinity.

c)

The asymptotes cross the real axis.

d)

The branches of the root locus terminate on the real axis.

9.

The Point where two root locus branches coincide with each other is called:

a)

Corner point

b)

centroid

c)

break-away point

d)

origin

10.

A root locus plot is always _____________around the _____________ axis.

a)

symmetric, imaginary

b)

symmetric, real

c)

asymmetric, real

d)

absent, imaginary

11.

Root locus technique is a_________________ approach to assess system stability.

a)

graphical

b)

algebraical

c)

tabular

d)

logical

12.

For a system to be stable:

a)

all roots must lie in the right half s plane

b)

all roots must lie in the left half s plane

c)

some roots may lie in the right half s plane

d)

few roots may lie on an imaginary axis.

13.

The transfer function of a system is G(s)=25s2+2s+25G\left(s\right)=\frac{25}{s^2+2s+25} 
Its natural frequency Wn is:-

a)

Wn=25

b)

Wn= 10

c)

Wn= 5

d)

Wn= 625

14.

The sinusoidal transfer function can be obtained by putting:

a)

s= 1+jw

b)

s= -1+jw

c)

s=jw

d)

s= 1-jw

15.

Nyquist criterion is used to

a)

determine time response

b)

assess closed-loop stability

c)

assess open-loop stability

d)

draw root locus

16.

Sensors take analog readings, but computers only understand...

a)
Digital Values
b)
Numbers
c)
Processing
d)
Feedback
17.

Which among the following illustrate an example of open loop system?

a)

Water level controller

b)

Servo voltage stabilizer

c)

Automatic tea maker

d)

Automatic electric iron

18.

the overall transfer function of two blocks in parallel are

a)

product of individual gain

b)

sum of individual gain

c)

division of individual gain

d)

difference of individual gain

19.

the overall transfer function from block diagram reduction for cascade is:

a)

division of individual gain

b)

sum of individual gain

c)

product of individual gain

d)

difference of individual gain

20.

Phase cross over frequency is the frequency at which

a)

M=0

b)

Ø = -1800

c)

G.M.=0

d)

P.M.= 0

21.

In bode plot a simple pole will contribute a slope of

a)

20 db/decade

b)

40 db/decade

c)

-40 db/decade

d)

-20 db/decade

22.

In terms of bode plot, the system is stable if

a)

PM=GM

b)

PM and GM

both are

positive

c)

PM and GM both

are negative

d)

PM negative but

GM positive

23.

For K = 0.2, magnitude plot will be _____. K is gain of the system

a)

Above 0 db line

b)

Below 0 db line

c)

0 db line

d)

None of these

24.

A system has 8 poles and 5 zeroes, the slope of Bode Magnitude plot at very high frequencies is:

a)

60dB/decade

b)

-60dB/decade

c)

160dB/decade

d)

-160dB/decade

25.

1.Frequency response mean

a)

a)Transient response of a system to a sinusoidal input

b)

b)Steady state response of a system to a sinusoidal input

c)

c)Oscillatory response of a system to a sinusoidal input

d)

d)None of these

26.

If the phase cross over frequency ωpc is equal to the gain cross over frequency ωgc, then the control system is

a)

unstable

b)

stable

c)

marginally stable

27.

If the phase cross over frequency ωpc is less than the gain cross over frequency ωgc, then the control system is

a)

stable

b)

marginal

c)

unstable

d)

none

28.

The _______ is defined as the value of gain, to be added to system in order to bring the system to the verge of instability.

a)

phase margin

b)

gain margin,

29.

What is the definition of a cutoff frequency in an amplifier's frequency response?

a)

Frequency where input voltage is minimum

b)

Frequency at which power is maximum

c)

Frequency where gain has dropped by 3 dB

d)

Frequency where current is zero

30.

What does the bandwidth of an amplifier represent?

a)

Frequency range where gain is zero

b)

Range between the power supply limits

c)

Range between the lower and upper cutoff frequencies

d)

The total harmonic distortion range