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MAE 411 Spring 2019
Mid Semester Test #1
This test is closed book and closed notes.
Show all work to receive full credit.
Numerical
answers should be
rounded to 3 significant figures
and
must include proper units
.
Use
of cell phones and large memory/programmable calculators is
NOT
allowed.
1).
An analogue to digital converter has an output word length of 10 bits and a quantization
error of ±0.0195 V.
1a).
Calculate the resolution in Volts.
(5 pts)
1b).
As part of the analogue-to-digital conversion process, the assumed input range
is partitioned in subintervals.
What is the size of a partition subinterval?
(2 pts)
1c).
The assumed or expected range of the input signal could be (consider rounding
off)… (circle one)
(3 pts)
a)
±40 V
b)
±20 V
c) ±10 V
d)
±0.039 V
e)
±0.0195 V
1d).
What should be the assumed input span to obtain a resolution equal or better
than 2.45 mV, with 10 bits?
(5 pts)
2).
A Wheatstone bridge has a single strain gauge in one arm (R1).
The nominal resistance
of the strain gauge is R = 100 Ω and the gauge factor 2.2.
The power supply of the bridge
provides 5V.
2a).
Assume that you need to locate the sensor at a distance using long leads.
Explain
what do you need to do to eliminate the undesirable effects of the long leads resistances and
their variation with temperature.
(5 pts)
Note that the general input/output relationship for a
Wheatstone bridge circuit is:
𝑉
𝑜??
= 𝑉
?
(
?
1
?
1
+?
2
−
?
3
?
3
+?
4
)
.
2b).
Draw the Wheatstone bridge circuit
(5 pts)
and determine the values at balance
of all resistances for the scenario at 2a.
(5 pts)
2c).
For the calculation of the output of the Wheatstone bridge, two linear
relationships are available:
Rel. #1:
𝛿𝑉
𝑜??
= 𝑉
?
𝛿?
1
?
1
+?
2
Rel. #2:
𝛿𝑉
𝑜??
= 𝑉
?
𝛿?
1
?
1
+?
2
∙
?
2
?
1
+?
2
If the measured strain is 0.0001, calculate the output of the Wheatstone bridge for the
resistance values obtained at 2b
(5 pts)
. Explain which relationship you use and why.
(5 pts)
3).
The vibrations produced by some mechanical system must be measured.
It is known that
the frequency content of the measured data should consists of two harmonics of 400 Hz and
800 Hz.
3a).
Explain what is the Nyquist frequency.
(2 pts)
3b).
Explain what is the Nyquist sampling rate.
(3 pts)
3c).
Which of the following sampling rates is the minimum that will produce a
correct measurement and why.
(5 pts).
Available sampling rates (in Hz): 200; 400; 600; 800;
1000; 1200; 1800; 2000; 2500; 10,000.
3d).
Explain when must an anti-aliasing filter be used, what type of filter is it, what
is its purpose, and what are the consequences on the spectrum of the measured data.
(10 pts)
Bonus points
3e).
Consider the experiment in Lab #3 using a tuning fork with two harmonics at
426 Hz and 852 Hz.
If the sampling rate is 200 Hz, determine which frequencies are
measured correctly and which are aliased. Draw the spectrum of the measured data.
(5 pts)
Use:
?
𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑎???
= |?
𝑎???𝑎𝑙
− 𝑁 ∙ ?𝑎?𝑝?𝑖?? ?𝑎𝑡?|
3f).
Repeat 3e for a sampling rate of 1000 Hz.
(5 pts)
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4).
Fill in the blanks
(1 pt each)
:
4a).
The ratio of the difference amplifier gain and the common mode gain is
called
……………………………..…………………………..
4b).
If the sensor input range is [-15, 15] Volts, then the span of the input is
………………………..
4c).
A piezoelectric sensor can be typically used to measure
………………………..
4d).
An absolute optical encoder with an 8-bit output must have
…………
tracks.
4e).
Give an example of an 8-bit word with the least significant bit equal to 0 and the
most significant bit equal to 1:
…………………….
4f).
Protection
against
wrong
polarity
can
be
achieved
using
a
…………………..……diode.
4g).
The feedback loop of a logarithmic amplifier contains instead of the feedback
resistor a………………
4h).
To use the standard conversion tables directly, the reference junction of a
thermocouple must be at ………..degrees Celsius.
4i).
A sinusoidal signal with frequency 400 Hz and amplitude 2 V is the input to a
low-pas filter with cut-off frequency equal to 400 Hz.
The amplitude of the output will
be……………..
4j).
A band-pass filter with cut-off frequencies of 1000 and 2000 Hz can be used to
eliminate frequencies that are………….……..the range [1000, 2000] Hz.
5).
For the figure below, answer each of the following questions by circling one correct
answer
(2 pts each).
5.1).
The figure represents…….
a).
an inverting amplifier.
b).
a non-inverting amplifier.
c).
a difference amplifier.
d).
a comparator.
e).
a voltage follower.
f).
a Wheatstone bridge.
5.2).
Which statement is true in general for the electrical potential at X?
a).
Potential at X is equal to zero.
b).
Potential at X is infinite.
c).
Potential at X is equal to potential of the ground.
d).
Potential at X is virtually equal to the output voltage.
e).
Potential at X is virtually equal to the input voltage.
5.3).
The resistor R
2
is typically called…..
a).
input resistor.
b).
output resistor.
c).
feedback resistor.
d).
ground resistor.
e).
input/output resistor.
5.4).
The current flowing into the operational amplifier from X is…..
a).
very large.
b).
virtually zero.
c).
dependent on the input voltage.
d).
dependent on the output voltage.
e).
dependent on the values of the two resistances.
5.5).
The impedance between the input ports of the operational amplifier is…..
a).
extremely large.
b).
extremely small.
c).
virtually zero.
d).
dependent on the output voltage.
e).
dependent on the input voltage.
6).
A microprocessor must use as input the average of the outputs of three identical sensors.
Design a circuit to generate the required microprocessor input.
6a).
Draw the scheme of the circuit.
(5 pts)
6b).
Determine the analytical relationship between input and output of the circuit.
Show all the steps and explain.
(10 pts)
6c).
Determine the feedback and the input resistances.
(Use:
+
A
B
C
out
2
A
B
C
V
V
V
V
= -R
+
R
R
R
where A, B, and C refer to the three inputs.)
(5 pts)
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