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Sensors Technology for Machines 2

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary function of a sensor in machines?

a)

Store data

b)

Convert physical quantity to a measurable electrical signal

c)

Increase speed

d)

Add weight

2.

Which of the following is an example of a direct measurement method?

a)

Calculating length by using time

b)

Weighing with a balance

c)

Computing speed from distance and time

d)

Estimating humidity by color

3.

Dynamic response of a sensor means:

a)

Power consumption

b)

Rate at which the sensor output changes after an input change

c)

Its size

d)

Data storage

4.

Which of the following ensures measurement accuracy and traceability in industrial sensors?

a)

Frequent replacement

b)

Calibration

c)

Painting

d)

Heating

5.

A sensor that produces a digital output signal (on/off) is:

a)

LDR

b)

Proximity switch

c)

Strain gauge

d)

RTD

6.

Which sensor can generate a signal without external power?

a)

RTD

b)

Piezoelectric sensor

c)

Hall sensor

d)

Ultrasonic sensor

7.

Active sensors are those that:

a)

Require external power to work

b)

Work without any power

c)

Only for light sensing

d)

None of the above

8.

Which is a passive sensor?

a)

RTD

b)

Thermocouple

c)

LVDT

d)

All of the above

9.

Photoelectric sensors detect:

a)

Movement

b)

Light

c)

Both of the above

d)

Sound only

10.

A proximity sensor can detect:

a)

Only metal objects

b)

Only liquids

c)

Presence without contact

d)

Only temperature

11.

Piezoelectric sensors generate voltage when:

a)

Perpendicular magnetic field is applied

b)

Mechanically deformed

c)

Heated

d)

Dampened

12.

The Hall effect is used for sensing:

a)

Temperature

b)

Magnetic fields

c)

Light intensity

d)

Humidity

13.

Capacitive sensors most commonly detect:

a)

Water flow

b)

Humidity

c)

Level and proximity

d)

Weight

14.

A strain gauge measures:

a)

Light

b)

Mechanical deformation (strain)

c)

Voltage only

d)

Speed

15.

When two different metals are joined and heated at the junction, which effect is used for sensing temperature?

a)

Hall effect

b)

Seebeck effect

c)

Piezoelectric effect

d)

Magnetoresistive effect

16.

Inductive proximity sensors are best suited for:

a)

Detecting wood

b)

Detecting metals without contact

c)

Measuring humidity

d)

Measuring light

17.

Which sensor uses a change in resistance with temperature?

a)

Piezo sensor

b)

RTD

c)

Proximity sensor

d)

PA sensor

18.

MEMS accelerometers are commonly found in:

a)

Airbags and smartphones

b)

Fans only

c)

Humidity meters

d)

Pressure cookers

19.

Ultrasonic level sensors measure distance by:

a)

Sending and receiving electrical pulses

b)

Measuring echo time for sound waves

c)

Detecting change in magnetic field

d)

Sensing temperature

20.

Light Dependent Resistors (LDR) are key in:

a)

Smart city street lights

b)

Fan speed control

c)

Absorbing sound

d)

Monitoring CO₂

21.

Static electricity detectors in Indian textile mills prevent:

a)

Product color fading

b)

Dust pollution

c)

Explosions and fires from static sparks

d)

Flooding

22.

Capacitive sensors in water tanks are popular because:

a)

They are the cheapest

b)

No moving parts, work well with contaminated water

c)

Work only with rainwater

d)

They measure weight

23.

Hall sensors in Indian automotive ABS systems detect:

a)

Water content

b)

Wheel speed

c)

Engine temperature

d)

Ambient light

24.

Piezoelectric accelerometers at BHEL Hyderabad are used for:

a)

Paint quality checking

b)

Shaft vibration monitoring in turbines

c)

Counting products

d)

Door automation

25.

Which sensor operates in Indian Railways' bridge health systems?

a)

Strain gauge

b)

Proximity sensor

c)

Thermocouple

d)

LDR

26.

Humidity sensors in Indian weather stations are typically:

a)

Capacitive type

b)

LDR

c)

Piezo type

d)

Hall effect

27.

MQ-Series gas sensors in home kitchens primarily detect:

a)

LPG/PNG leakage

b)

Air flow

c)

Water level

d)

Solar intensity

28.

Infrared sensors in elevators at Mumbai malls are used for:

a)

Measuring power

b)

Temperature measurement

c)

Door safety (object/person detection)

d)

Counting money

29.

Vibration sensors in Tata Power plants help in:

a)

Tracking the sun

b)

Predictive maintenance on generators

c)

Measuring humidity

d)

Monitoring air pressure

30.

Color sensors used in Tiruppur textile industries automate:

a)

Yarn spinning

b)

Dyeing quality checks

c)

Water usage

d)

Labour attendance

31.

Which is an advantage of MEMS sensors in smart factories?

a)

Large size

b)

Low cost, miniaturization, and fast response

c)

High humidity sensitivity

d)

Non-electrical operation

32.

Which sensor technology allows sub-ppm gas detection in polluted Indian cities?

a)

Ultrasonic

b)

Capacitance

c)

NEMS gas sensors

d)

Hall effect

33.

Smartphones in India use which type of sensor for screen rotation?

a)

Strain gauge

b)

MEMS accelerometer

c)

Phototransistor

d)

LDR

34.

MEMS gyroscope sensors are crucial in:

a)

Solar panels

b)

Drones for stability and navigation

c)

Heat transfer measurements

d)

Gas detection

35.

A NEMS-based biosensor is particularly valued for:

a)

Robustness

b)

Extreme sensitivity for very low concentrations

c)

Heavy-duty load measurements

d)

No practical reason

36.

Sensor time constant is:

a)

The time for output to reach 100% after a step input

b)

Time for output to reach 63% of new value after input change

c)

Always long

d)

Related only to cost

37.

First-order sensors response is like:

a)

Square wave

b)

Exponential curve

c)

Step function

d)

Oscillation

38.

Why is knowledge of sensor dynamic model important in precison CNC machines (like in Bharat Forge Pune)?

a)

For colour selection

b)

Predict lag/overshoot and minimize machining errors

c)

To increase vibration

d)

Only for maintenance logs

39.

A second-order sensor's output may show:

a)

Only a straight line

b)

Overshoot and oscillation before stabilizing

c)

No response

d)

Constant error

40.

Dynamic range of a sensor is:

a)

Largest value it can measure

b)

Ratio of largest to smallest measurable input

c)

Physical size

d)

Energy consumed

41.

Which sensor is central to weigh-in-motion truck systems on Indian highways?

a)

Piezoelectric strips

b)

RTD

c)

Ultrasonic

d)

Hall effect

42.

Indian smart city weather stations deploy which combination?

a)

Pressure only

b)

Rain, temperature, humidity, and wind sensors

c)

Noise only

d)

Vibration only

43.

Agriculture drip irrigation control is automated using:

a)

Capacitance-based soil moisture sensors

b)

Colour sensor

c)

Gas sensor

d)

Hall effect

44.

Automated bottle counting in Indian FMCG lines is done by:

a)

Proximity (photoelectric) sensor

b)

Pressure sensor

c)

RTD

d)

Vibration probe

45.

IR photodiodes in Tata Sky and DishTV boxes receive signals from:

a)

Capacitive tags

b)

Remote controls

c)

Water levels

d)

Refrigerators

46.

Railway axle/wheel monitoring now relies on which type of sensor?

a)

Hall switch

b)

MEMS vibration/acceleration sensor

c)

Static probe

d)

Humidity sensor

47.

An LVDT (Linear Variable Differential Transformer) is mainly used for:

a)

Detecting weight

b)

Precise displacement and position measurement

c)

Gas leak detection

d)

Humidity

48.

Which sensor controls home and garden lamps to switch automatically at dusk/dawn (Bengaluru, Pune)?

a)

Piezo sensor

b)

LDR

c)

Hall effect

d)

Ultrasonic

49.

Monitoring powerline current in Indian substations is best accomplished with:

a)

Hall effect sensor

b)

LDR

c)

Piezo

d)

Soil moisture sensor

50.

A core advantage of integrating multiple sensor types in smart manufacturing (Tata Steel, Maruti Suzuki):

a)

Redundant signals

b)

Real-time quality, predictive maintenance, and energy efficiency

c)

Colorful dashboards

d)

None of the above