Exam 7: Embedded Microcontrollers, Open and Closed Loop Process Control
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MATCHING. Choose the item in column 2 that best matches each item in column 1.
Match the process control term with the correct definition of the term. Definitions may be used more than once.
-Set point
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-Reference
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Floating control has three output levels of 0, 50, and 100 percent.
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The system response is the change in the system output when a known stimulus, such as a step function, is applied to the system input.
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Derivative action in a controller causes the final control element to change rapidly with rapid changes in the error.
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The peak gain on the closed loop Bode response for a second order lag system should be between 8 and 10 db.
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One difference between digital controller and analog controllers is that analog controllers produce an output almost instantly, while the digital output is based on the sampling rate.
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Steady state error is the value of the error signal or the offset in the process variable after the control system has responded to a change and settled down to its final value.
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Both synchronous and asynchronous ports provide serial I/O for the microcontroller.
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A bias value can be used to correct for steady -state error, but the bias value must be changed whenever the set point is changed or a new disturbance is present.
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In cascade and feedforward control the control systems uses two closed -loop systems to correct for system disturbances.
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Which one of the following is NOT one of the advantages that control systems offer?
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A process load change is a change in the process environment that causes the process to move away from the set point value.
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The integral time for an integral controller is the time required for the integral controller output to match the change produced by the proportional controller output.
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The error equation for a direct acting closed loop system is E=SP -PV.
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A system model is a mathematic description of the system that generates the same transient and steady -state output response to a known input stimulus as the actual system.
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