Q1: Choose the appropriate answer A, B, C, or D1- In the open loop transfer function, what is the relationship between input and output signals?(A) Output does not depend on the input(C) Input depends on the Output2-The suitable test signal for the system that is subjccted to shock inputs is -(A) Ramp function (B) Step function (C) Impulse function (D) None of above3-The error signal is equal to the difference between(A) Desired and feedback (B)Output and feedback (C)Desired and disturbance (D)None ofabove(B) Input does not depend on the Output(D) none of abovesignals.4- If a sensor can measure the position of an object on power-up relative to a reference (thedistance of the object from a reference point on power-up), it is called(A) Incremental sensor (B) Absolute sensor (C) Velocity sensor (D) None of above5- The key to -- operating principle is that the change in the position of the rotor elementchanges the electromagnetic coupling (magnetic flux linkage) between the two windings.(A) syncro sensors(C) linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) sensor (D) temperature sensor(B) pressure sensor

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1- In the open loop transfer function, what is the relationship between input and output signals? (A) Output does not depend on the input (C) Input depends on the Output 2-The suitable test signal for the system that is subjected to shock inputs is - (A) Ramp function (B) Step function (C) Impulse function (D) None of above 3-The error signal is equal to the difference between (A) Desired and feedback (B)Output and feedback (C)Desired and disturbance (D)None of above (B) Input does not depend on the Output (D) none of above signals.

1- In the open loop transfer function, what is the relationship between input and output signals? (A) Output does not depend on the input (C) Input depends on the Output 2-The suitable test signal for the system that is subjected to shock inputs is - (A) Ramp function (B) Step function (C) Impulse function (D) None of above 3-The error signal is equal to the difference between (A) Desired and feedback (B)Output and feedback (C)Desired and disturbance (D)None of above (B) Input does not depend on the Output (D) none of above signals.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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