final pre class quiz set for Barker :(

  1. Electronic noise is a random fluctuation in an electrical signal, a characteristic of ____ electronic circuits.
    all
  2. Noise generated by electronic devices varies greatly, as it can be produced by ___ effects.
    several different
  3. Thermal noise is _____ in circuits above absolute-zero temperature (e.g. all ordinary circuits).
    unavoidable
  4. Except for thermal noise, the other types of noise depend on
    device type
  5. Noise is considered
    an undesirable random signal
  6. Noise and distortion are the same thing
    false
  7. White noise refers to a statistical model for signals and signal sources, rather than to any specific signal.
    true
  8. White noise sounds like (hear it on Wikipedia):
    the bottom of a large waterfall
  9. White noise on an oscilloscope looks like
    a fuzzy caterpillar
  10. Thermal noise exists in an electrical conductor ONLY when electrical current is not zero.
    false
  11. Thermal noise exists in an electrical conductor when electrical current is zero.
    true
  12. Thermal noise exists in an electrical conductor when electrical current is zero or not zero
    true
  13. When the temperature is above absolute zero, thermal noise is
    unavoidable
  14. Thermal noise is generated by the random thermal motion of electrons, which happens regardless of any applied voltage.
    true
  15. The theoretical model that closely approximates thermal noise is ____ noise.
    white
  16. There is no dominant frequency in white noise, because all frequencies are present simultaneously.
    true
  17. Thermal noise _____ be reduced by cooling the circuit.
    can
  18. When two wires are close to each other, the signal in one wire can show up in the other.
    • both of these
    • true, and this is called crosstalk.
    • true, and can be explained by capacitive coupling.
  19. Other types of noise that can show up in the maglev circuit include: industrial, atmospheric, and interfence such as power lines.
    true
  20. Other types of noise that can show up in the maglev circuit include: solar, cosmic, and extraterrestial.
    true
  21. For initial tuning, both P-pot and D-pot should be turned to
    zero
  22. r initial tuning, ______ should be increased _____.
    P-pot, first
  23. For initial tuning, the P-pot should be increased until the globe bounces off the hand
    a little
  24. During levitation, the P-amplifier provides ____ and the D-amplifier provides ___.
    lifting, damping
  25. Occasionally the globe continues to strike the magnet and bounce off. While bouncing, adjusting the P & D pots can halt this condition.
    false
  26. For initial tuning, begin by holding the top of the globe ____ the balance line.
    at
  27. The levitation current is expected to be _____amps.
    .3 to 1
  28. The levitation current magnitude depends mostly on the
    air gap
  29. The globe is constructed from
    steel
  30. The electromagnet consists of _____ magnet wire.
    • either of these
    • 1000 turns of 18 or 20 gage
  31. The diode across the electromagnet protects the ______ from large voltage spikes when electromagnet current is halted abruptly.
    opamps
  32. The air gap is the distance between the balanced globe and bottom the electromagnet, and is adjusted by
    the nut on the carriage bolt
  33. The power transistor that regulates the electromagnet current is
    mounted on an aluminum heat sink on the back of the support stand
  34. Twisting the red/yellow/black wires from the power supply, instead of untwisted wires
    reduces noise in those wires
  35. Optimal orientation of heat-sink fins is
    vertical
  36. The maglev system is robust if it can withstand physical and electrical disturbances.
    true
  37. e best way to monitor electromagnet current is with a
    power supply that shows the current continuously
  38. The opamps require ______ volts.
    both +15 and -15
  39. The photo diode and photo transistor require _____ volts.
    5
  40. If 15 volts is applied to the photo diode and photo transistor, they will be destroyed.
    true
  41. Required wire colors are red for +15v; Yellow for -15v; Black for ground; & Green or Blue for 5v.
    true
  42. The metal globe is lifted by
    a magnetic field
  43. The magnetic field is controlled by
    an analog PD controller
  44. The globe position is sensed by an IR LED and IR transistor.
    true
  45. As the globe is lifted higher, the IR-transistor current
    decreases
  46. As the IR transistor current increases, the voltage at F
    increases
  47. Ideally, the voltage at A is ____ the voltage at F.
    the same as
  48. The maximum voltage at A will be approximately _____ volts.
    5
  49. The minimum voltage at A will be _____ volts.
    0
  50. If the voltage at A (V_A) is railed (i.e. approximately + or -15 volts), a problem is indicted in the ____ opamp.
    1st
  51. While the globe is levitating, the ideal voltage V_A will be nearly ____ volts.
    2.5
  52. If the proportional potentiometer (P-pot) is 2k Ohms, and V_A=2 volts, V_B will be ____ volts.
    -4
  53. If V_A is a steady 2 volts, then V_C will be _____ volts, independently of D-pot.
    0
  54. If V_A is increasing, then V_C will be ______voltage.
    some negative
  55. V_M will be nearly _____volts, which is independent of V_B and V_C.
    0
  56. The output of opamp-4 (V_D) is
    -(VB+VC)
  57. If 15 volts is connected to the IR LED or IR transistor, the result will likely be failure of the IR LED or IR transistor.
    true
  58. If R6 were zero Ohms (a wire), the differentiator would be an ideal differentiator.
    true
  59. R6 is not zero, which makes opamp-3 a practical differentiator. A _____ can demonstrate that opamp-3 is only a differentiator at low frequency.
    Bode plot
  60. If 5 volts is connected across the IR LED, because R1 is omitted, the result will likely be failure of the IR LED.
    true
  61. If red wires are used exclusively for +15 volts and yellow wires for -15 volts, debugging will be greatly facilitated.
    true
  62. Fig 1400a indicates an open-loop transfer function (TF) of
    GH
  63. Fig 1400a indicates an closed-loop transfer function (TF) of
    G/(1+GH)
  64. The _____ is used to determine closed-loop gain margin (CLGM) and closed-loop phase margin (CLPM).
    open-loop TF
  65. CLGM and CLPM are determined from the _____ of the open-loop transfer function
    Bode plot or Nichols plot
  66. The CLGM is determine by the OL gain relative to the
    0 dB gain at -180 deg phase
  67. The CLPM is determined by the OL phase relative to the
    -180 deg phase at 0 dB gain
  68. CLGM and CLPM can be observed most easily on the
    Nichols plot
  69. The center of the Nichols plot
    is 0dB and -180 deg
  70. Desirable CLGM and CLPM in the aerospace industry is 10 dB (3.16) and 30 deg.
    true
  71. The CL system will be marginally stable if the OL gain increases by the
    CLGM
  72. e CL system will be unstable if the OL gain increases by more than the
    CLGM
  73. The CL system will be marginally stable if a time delay exists in the loop corresponding to
    CLPM
  74. The CL system will be unstable if more time delay exists in the loop corresponding to
    CLPM
  75. The MATLAB function _____ draws the OL-system Bode plot and shows the CLGM and CLPM.
    margin(n,d)
  76. The MATLAB function nichols(n,d) draws the OL-system Nichols plot and shows the CLGM and CLPM.
    lse because it does not print the CLGM and CLPM.
  77. The MATLAB function nichols(n,d) draws the OL-system Nichols plot and the CLGM and CLPM are easily visualized relative to the 0 dB and -180 deg point.
    true
  78. The Nichols plot of the OL TF shows the frequency content just like the Bode plot.
    false
  79. The vertical axis ______ of the Nichols plot is the same as one Bode plot axis.
    gain (dB)
  80. The horizontal axis _______ of the Nichols plot is the same as one Bode plot axis.
    phase (degrees)
  81. TF=g. The gain of this transfer function (TF) is
    gdB at all frequencies
  82. TF=g. The phase is
    0 deg at all frequencies
  83. TF=1/s. The gain is
    -20dB/decade with 0dB gain at 1 rad/sec
  84. TF=1/s. The phase is
    -90 deg at all frequencies
  85. TF=1+s/w1, which is a LEAD (not LAG) TF. The gain is
    0 dB at frequencies below the corner frequency
  86. TF=1+s/w1, which is a LEAD (not LAG) TF. The gain is
    20dB/decade above the corner frequency
  87. TF=1+s/w1, which is a LEAD (not LAG) TF. The phase is
    0 deg below 0.1*corner and 90 deg above 10*corner frequency
  88. TF=1+s/w1, which is a LEAD (not LAG) TF. The phase is
    45 deg/decade between 0.1*corner and 10*corner frequency
  89. TF=1/(1+s/w2), which is a lag TF. The gain is
    0 dB at frequencies below the corner frequency
  90. TF=1/(1+s/w2), which is a lag TF. The gain is
    -20dB/decade above the corner frequency
  91. TF=1/(1+s/w2), which is a lag TF. The phase is
    0 deg below 0.1*corner and -90 deg above 10*corner frequency
  92. TF=1/(1+s/w2), which is a lag TF. The phase is
    -45 deg/decade between 0.1*corner and 10*corner frequency
  93. TF=g is a ______ transfer function.
    gain
  94. TF=1/s is a ______ transfer function.
    integrator
  95. TF=1+s/w1 is a ______ transfer function.
    1st-order lead
  96. TF=1/(1+s/w1) is a ______ transfer function.
    1st-order lag
  97. TF=s is a ______ transfer function.
    differentiator
  98. TF=s. The gain is 20 dB/decade at all frequencies and has 0 dB gain at 1 rad/sec.
    true
  99. TF=s. The phase is constant 90 deg at all frequencies.
    true
  100. The total gain Bode asymptotic plot is the _____ of the components.
    sum
  101. The total phase Bode asymptotic plot is the _____ of the components.
    sum
  102. Asympotic Bode plots are
    straight-line approximations
  103. Deviations of asymptotic Bode plots from actual Bode plots occur at the
    corners
  104. Asymptotic Bode plots can be sketched from the
    system transfer functions
  105. The system TF must be written in _____ in order to manually sketch asymptotic Bode plots
    factored-polynomial form
  106. G(s)=1/(s+a), and in Bode-plot form, G(s)=
    (1/a)/(1+s/a)
  107. G(s)=1/(s(s+a)), and in Bode-plot form, G(s)=
    (1/a)/(s(1+s/a))
  108. G(s)=1/((s+b)(s+a)), and in Bode-plot form, G(s)=
    (1/(a*b))/((1+s/b)(1+s/a))
  109. G(s)=1/(s^2+a*s+b), and in Bode-plot form, G(s)=
    (1/b)/(1+a*s/b+s^2/b)
  110. G(s)=(s+a)/(s+b), and in Bode-plot form, G(s)=
    (a/b)(1+s/a)/(1+s/b)
  111. G(s) = a*(s+w1)
    first-order lead
  112. G(s) = a/(s+w1)
    first-order lag
  113. G(s) = a / ( (s+w1) * (s+w2) )
    double lag
  114. G(s) = a/(s^2 + b*s + w1^2)
    second-order lag
  115. G(s) = 1/s
    integrator
  116. G(s) = s
    differentiator
  117. G(s) = exp(-a*s)
    delay
  118. The first-order lead has a Bode-gain slope of _____ after the corner.
    20dB/decade
  119. The first-order lag has a Bode-gain slope of _____ after the corner.
    -20dB/decade
  120. -20dB/decade
    -20dB/decade
  121. The second-order lag has Bode-gain slope of ____ after the corner
    -40dB/decade
  122. The delay has Bode-phase that _____ as frequency increases.
    decreases
  123. The delay TF has Bode-gain that _____ as frequency increases.
    remain constant
  124. For a Bode phase of 85 degrees, and an input of A*sin(w*t), the output at that frequency would be
    B*sin(w*t+85 deg)
  125. For a Bode gain of -20 dB, and an input of 30sin(w*t), the output at that frequency would be
    3sin(w*t+theta)
  126. For a Bode gain of -20 dB, the system numeric gain at that frequency is
    0.1
  127. Bode plots show output and input sine wave ratios at different frequencies.
    true
  128. Bode plots show output and input sine wave ratios at different frequencies.
    true
  129. Bode plots show how sine waves are affected by some linear system.
    true
  130. The phase-Bode plot for a high-pass TF shows _____ phase at low frequency and ______ phase at high frequency.
    high, low
  131. The gain-Bode plot for a high-pass TF shows _____ gain at low frequency and ______ gain at high frequency.
    low, high
  132. The phase-Bode plots produced by MATLAB are
    phase in degrees vs frequency in rad/sec
  133. The gain-Bode plots produced by MATLAB are
    gain in dB vs frequency in rad/sec
  134. Both gain and phase-Bode plots are ______ graphs.
    log-linear
  135. Both gain and phase Bode-plots are ______ graphs.
    semilog
  136. In the gain and phase Bode plots, the _____ axes are different in both plots.
    vertical
  137. The Bode plot frequency axis is a
    log scale
  138. The Bode plot frequency axis is the
    horizontal axis and is the same for both plots
  139. The bottom Bode plot is usually (like produced by MATLAB)
    system phase vs frequency
  140. The top Bode plot is usually (like produced by MATLAB)
    system gain vs frequency
  141. A Bode plot is
    two plots
  142. A Bode plot is a description of a
    linear time invariant system (LTI)
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