Q.1.

Thermocouple connections must be taken into account to ensure a high degree of accuracy.

Q.2.

The change in value of the analog signal during the sampling process produces what is called the quantization error.

Q.3.

Pressure transducers are devices that exhibit a change in resistance inversely proportional to a change in pressure.

Q.4.

A resistance temperature detector produces a voltage for a given change in temperature.

Q.5.

All triacs operate in __________.

Q.6.

A triac is different from an SCR because ________.

Q.7.

A thermistor's temperature characteristic is essentially _________.

Q.8.

A basic sample-and-hold circuit consists of an analog switch, a capacitor, and an instrumentation amplifier.

Q.9.

Noncontacting displacement transducers include optical and capacitive transducers.

Q.10.

The triac provides better dc power control than the SCR.

Q.11.

The number of bits in a digital word determines the number of digital combinations that will be represented. The number of combinations can be calculated by ________.

Q.12.

The ______ is composed of a transformer with a movable core, a primary, and two secondaries.

Q.13.

The three types of relative pressure measurement are ________.

Q.14.

The two most common types of analog-to-digital converters discussed in this chapter were the ______.

Q.15.

The SCR is ideal for ac applications.

Q.16.

Displacement, velocity, and acceleration can all be measured by using specific motion transducers.

Q.17.

A(n) _____ can be rapidly switched on and off remotely by another controlling circuit.

Q.18.

The voltage produced by a thermocouple is called the _________.

Q.19.

A strain gauge uses the principle of capacitance for its operation.

Q.20.

A sample-and-hold circuit consists of _________.