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Option B. the receiver will hunt.

Option C. the receiver will overheat.
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3b. Servomechanisms. Correct Answer is. the receiver will overheat.
Explanation. Current flows in the stator

Question Number. 1. When a whenever the rotors are not in correspondence.
servomotor overshoots after a step input and
oscillates it is.
Option A. under damped.
Option B. over damped. Question Number. 5. An E&I bar output
Option C. critically damped. at datum has.
Correct Answer is. under damped. Option A. an imbalance of voltages in the
Explanation. NIL. secondary windings.
Option B. no induced voltage in the
secondary windings.
Question Number. 2. A reduction from Option C. equal and opposite voltages
the optimum setting of the velocity feedback in a induced in the secondary.
servo loop could cause. Correct Answer is. equal and opposite
Option A. instability. voltages induced in the secondary.
Option B. slow response. Explanation. See Pallett Automatic Flight
Option C. ow servo gain. Control pg 130.
Correct Answer is. instability.
Explanation. See Pallett Automatic Flight
Control pg 88. Question Number. 6. The result of cross
connecting two of the transmission leads in a
torque synchro system and then turning the rotor
Question Number. 3. The phase of the transmitter 60 clockwise would be.
difference between the supplies of a two phase
induction motor is. Option A. the receiver would move 60
Option A. 90. clockwise.
Option B. 180. Option B. the receiver would move 60
Option C. 0. anticlockwise.
Correct Answer is. 90. Option C. the receiver would move 120
Explanation. The phase difference of the two anticlockwise.
phases applied to an induction motor is 90. Correct Answer is. the receiver would move
60 anticlockwise.
Explanation. NIL.
Question Number. 4. If the rotor of the

receiver in a torque synchro system was prevented Question Number. 7. The control
from aligning with the transmitter rotor, then. windings of a two phase servomotor is supplied
with AC voltage of.
Option A. the transmitter rotor will turn to Option A. variable amplitude, variable phase.
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Option B. variable phase. Explanation. Stick-off voltage is to prevent

Option C. constant amplitude. alignment to a false null (i.e. 180 degrees out)
Correct Answer is. variable amplitude, when system is switched off.

variable phase.
Explanation. The control windings are fed with
variable amplitude AC but the amplitude can be Question Number. 11. A servo system
positive (in phase) or negative (anti-phase). may include a brake, an automatic trim system is
one example where a brake is used. The brake is.
Option A. applied when trimming is

Question Number. 8. If the rotor of a complete to prevent stabilizer creep.
control synchro sticks. Option B. applied during trimming to
Option A. the system hunts. prevent oscillations about the demand position.
Option B. the position feedback will oscillate. Option C. applied during trimming to
prevent servo runaway.
Option C. high current will flow. Correct Answer is. applied when trimming is
Correct Answer is. high current will flow. complete to prevent stabilizer creep.
Explanation. High current flows in the stators Explanation. The trim switch often consists of 2
whenever the rotors are not in correspondence. separate switches. One is to release the brake, the
other is to switch on the motor.
Question Number. 9. With the reversal Question Number. 12. In a control

of the connections to the rotor of the transmitter synchro the stator current ceases to flow when.
of a torque synchro, the position of the receiver
rotor will be. Option A. the CT rotor is at null.
Option A. changed by 120. Option B. when power is removed.
Option B. unchanged. Option C. when the two rotors are aligned.
Option C. changed by 180.
Correct Answer is. changed by 180. Correct Answer is. when power is removed.
Explanation. NIL.
Explanation. In a control synchro, the stator is
supplied with current at all times, whatever the
Question Number. 10. The application of transformer rotor position.
a 'stick-off' voltage to a control synchro servo
system is.
Option A. to overcome the effect of static Question Number. 13. The result of
friction. reversing the rotor connections to the receiver of a
Option B. to overcome the effect of viscous torque synchro system is that the rotor position.
friction.
Option C. to prevent alignment to a false Option A. is changed by 180.
null. Option B. is unchanged.
Correct Answer is. to prevent alignment to a Option C. is changed by 120.
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false null. Correct Answer is. is changed by 180.
Explanation. NIL. Option B. linear.

Option C. sinusoidal.
Correct Answer is. sinusoidal.

Question Number. 14. A two phase Explanation. The output should be the same
induction motor used in a servomechanism. waveform as the input, i.e. sinusoidal.
Option A. will always require a starter.

Option B. runs with no slip. Question Number. 18. With a constant
Option C. is self starting under light loads. input to a speed control servo, the servo motor.
Correct Answer is. is self starting under light
loads. Option A. moves to a certain position.
Explanation. NIL. Option B. moves at a constant speed.
Option C. oscillates, but otherwise does not
move.
Question Number. 15. A hysteresis servo Correct Answer is. moves at a constant
motor is used in a servomechanism because. speed.
Explanation. A speed control servo moves the
Option A. it has good starting characteristics. load (e.g. a radar dish) at constant speed.
Option B. good speed/voltage relationship.
Option C. low inertia. Question Number. 19. Critical damping in

Correct Answer is. it has good starting a servomechanism is.
characteristics. Option A. the point which allows just one
Explanation. NIL. overshoot before the load comes to rest.
Option B. the amount of damping that
results in the load just not oscillating.
Question Number. 16. Reversal of two of Option C. the critical damping required for
the stator connections on a torque synchro the optimum damping of the servomechanism.
receiver would cause. Correct Answer is. the amount of damping
Option A. the transmitter to become the that results in the load just not oscillating.
receiver. Explanation. damping results in the fastest time
Option B. the output to move the same to demand position without any overshoot.
direction as the input.
Option C. the output to move the reverse
direction to the input.
Correct Answer is. the output to move the Question Number. 20. Reverse rotation
reverse direction to the input. of a control transformer rotor can be caused by.
Explanation. NIL.
Option A. connections to the transmitter
rotor reversed.
Question Number. 17. The output of a Option B. connections between the
tachogenerator should be. transformer rotor and the amplifier reversed.
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Option A. exponential.
Option C. short circuit between two Correct Answer is. variable voltage, constant
transmission lines. frequency.
Correct Answer is. connections between the Explanation. A tachogenerator output is the
transformer rotor and the amplifier reversed. same frequency as the input (i.e. constant) but the
Explanation. Reversing the connections to the voltage varies.
amplifier will make the motor run backwards. Then
the feedback will drive the transformer rotor in the
wrong direction. Question Number. 24. If two of the stator
leads are cross connected in a control synchro
system, a 25 clockwise rotation of the input rotor
Question Number. 21. Velocity lag can be would result in the output rotor.
decreased by. Option A. moving 180 to rectify the defect.
Option A. keeping the error detector
(summing point) output as low as possible. Option B. moving 25 anticlockwise.
Option B. introduction of an integrator. Option C. moving 25 clockwise.
Option C. decreasing the coulomb friction in Correct Answer is. moving 25 anticlockwise.
the system.
Correct Answer is. decreasing the coulomb Explanation. Cross connecting two stator leads
friction in the system. of a control synchro will make the magnetic field in
Explanation. Coulomb friction is one of the the receiver rotate in the opposite direction as the
things which causes velocity lag. transmitter.
Question Number. 22. A two phase Question Number. 25. Damping in a

motor will stop when. servomechanism is easier to apply if.
Option A. the control phase is reversed. Option A. the mechanism is light and has
Option B. the reference phase is reversed. high inertia.
Option C. the control phase is zero. Option B. the mechanism is light and has low
Correct Answer is. the control phase is zero. inertia.
Option C. the mechanism is heavy and has
Explanation. A two phase motor will stop when high inertia.
the control phase is zero (i.e. no output). Correct Answer is. the mechanism is light and
has low inertia.
Explanation. Overshoot and oscillation is
greatest when the mechanism is heavy and has a
Question Number. 23. A tachogenerator high inertia.
output is.
Option A. variable frequency, constant
voltage. Question Number. 26. If the electrical
Option B. variable frequency, variable connections to the feedback generator in a control
voltage. synchro system were disconnected, the.
Option C. variable voltage, constant Option A. motor would run in the wrong
frequency. direction.
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Option B. input signal to the amplifier would Explanation. An AC generator rotor is made
reduce. from a diamagnetic material such as copper, brass
Option C. system would tend to oscillate. or aluminium.

Correct Answer is. system would tend to
oscillate.
Explanation. Feedback from the tachogenerator Question Number. 30. A servo system
prevents overspeed and overshoot, so with transient negative velocity feedback.
disconnecting the feedback will cause the load to
overshoot and oscillate. Option A. is damped with little velocity lag.
Option B. is underdamped with high velocity

Question Number. 27. An increase in lag.
servo amplifier gain. Option C. is damped with high velocity lag.
Option A. increases system response.
Option B. reduces tendency to hunt. Correct Answer is. is damped with little
Option C. reduces the speed of the system. velocity lag.
Explanation. Transient velocity feedback is a
Correct Answer is. increases system variable feedback which can be switched on when
response. the system is about to overshoot (and anticipates
Explanation. Increasing servo-amplifier gain will the overshoot). But it can also be switched off
make the system respond faster but will also cause when it is not required to reduce the velocity lag.
it to overshoot and oscillate (hunt).
Question Number. 28. The term 'velocity Question Number. 31. To reverse the
lag' refers to a. direction of rotation of a two phase induction
Option A. speed error. motor.
Option B. acceleration error. Option A. reverse the polarity of both the
Option C. position error. control phase and reference phase.
Correct Answer is. position error. Option B. reverse the polarity of the control
Explanation. Velocity lag is the difference phase.
between the demand input and the load position. Option C. shift the reference by 90.
It is therefore a position error. Correct Answer is. reverse the polarity of the
control phase.
Explanation. To reverse the direction of a two
Question Number. 29. The rotor of an AC phase induction motor the control phase must be
tachogenerator. out of phase with the reference phase.
Option A. rotates at constant speed.
Option B. has skewed slots.
Option C. has a copper, brass or aluminium Question Number. 32. Loss of DC to a
cylinder. servo amplifier causes the motor to.
Correct Answer is. has a copper, brass or Option A. reverse.
aluminium cylinder. Option B. stop.
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Option C. run continuously.
Correct Answer is. stop. Correct Answer is. an output whose phase is
Explanation. Loss of DC to the servo-amplifier related to direction of movement and amplitude
will cause the amplifier to stop working and the linear over a wide range.
motor will therefore stop running. Explanation. An LVDT measures position and
provides a different phase according to the
direction of movement.
Question Number. 33. An AC servo
demand can be converted to drive a DC motor by
the introduction of a. Question Number. 36. A low frequency
Option A. rectifier. sinusoidal input will cause a closed loop
Option B. demodulator. servomechanism load to.
Option C. modulator. Option A. move backwards and forwards at
Correct Answer is. demodulator. the input frequency.
Explanation. A demodulator differs from a Option B. move backwards and forwards at
rectifier in that it can sense the phase of the AC the input frequency.
input, and give an output either positive DC or Option C. move to a demand position with
negative DC accordingly. This then drives the DC no overshoot.
motor in the correct direction. Correct Answer is. move to a demand
position with no overshoot.
Explanation. A closed loop servo mechanism
Question Number. 34. Synchro indicator (whatever frequency) will move to the demand
systems are used when the indication is required position with no or minimal overshoot.
to move.
Option A. a fraction of the input distance.
Option B. at the same rate as the input. Question Number. 37. If a servo amplifier
Option C. slower than the input rate. is suffering from drift.
Correct Answer is. at the same rate as the Option A. the load would move to a new
input. position, proportional to the drift and then return
Explanation. A synchro indicator moves at the back to the datum position.
same speed as the input. Option B. the load would move to a new
position, proportional to the drift and stay there.
Question Number. 35. A linear variable Option C. the load would oscillate about the
differential transformer is used to measure datum position.
position feedback where. Correct Answer is. the load would move to a
Option A. an output whose phase is related new position, proportional to the drift and stay
to direction of movement and amplitude linear there.
over a wide range. Explanation. If a servo amplifier suffers from
Option B. 360 of rotation and high angular drift (e.g. due to age or temperature), the load will
accuracy is required. move to a new position and stop when the
Option C. is of limited importance but robust position feedback cancels out the drift signal.
construction and reliability is important.
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Question Number. 38. In a transient the rotor leads AND swap two of the stator leads.
velocity feedback circuit, the tachogenerator
output is summated with the demand voltage.
Option A. at all times when the load is Question Number. 41. In general the
moving. accuracy of a synchro system increases if the.
Option B. only when the load is speeding up
or slowing down. Option A. stator current is low.
Option C. only when the load is slowing Option B. rotor current is high.
down. Option C. stator current is high.
Correct Answer is. only when the load is Correct Answer is. stator current is low.
speeding up or slowing down. Explanation. The synchro system is only
Explanation. Automatic Flight Control EHJ accurate when the two rotors are in
Pallett Page 91. correspondence. At this time the stator current is
zero.
Question Number. 39. An LVDT has.

Question Number. 42. The induced signal
Option A. an output winding which is wound in the output coils of the magnesyn system.
in series opposition.
Option B. an input winding whose voltage Option A. de-saturates the soft iron core.
will change with load movement. Option B. is of a value of 800 Hz.
Option C. an output winding whose voltage Option C. damps the pointer oscillations.
and frequency is linear to load angular movement. Correct Answer is. is of a value of 800 Hz.
Explanation. A signal from the permanent
Correct Answer is. an output winding which is magnet flux is induced every time the soft iron
wound in series opposition. comes out of saturation. Therefore, if the supply is
Explanation. An LVDT has an output winding 400 Hz the induced signal is 800 Hz.
which is wound in series opposition.
Question Number. 43. The direction of

Question Number. 40. To convert a the induced (secondary) magnetic field in a
differential synchro from subtraction to addition synchro transmitter.
you would. Option A. in the same direction as the
Option A. change over two rotor and two primary field.
stator connections. Option B. is in the opposite direction to the
Option B. change over all three stator primary field.
windings. Option C. is 90 to the primary magnetic
Option C. reverse the reference phase field.
supply. Correct Answer is. is in the opposite direction
Correct Answer is. change over two rotor and to the primary field.
two stator connections. Explanation. The rotor of a synchro transmitter
Explanation. To convert a differential synchro induces a current into the stator coils. The stator
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from subtraction to addition you must swap two of coils produce a magnetic field which opposes the
field in the rotor which created it. (Similar to the Question Number. 47. In a synchro
secondary field of a transformer). system, if two stator lines are crossed the receiver
will.
Option A. be 180 out.
Question Number. 44. The cogging effect Option B. not be affected.
in synchros is rectified by. Option C. reverse direction.
Option A. using an elliptical cog. Correct Answer is. reverse direction.
Option B. skewing the rotor. Explanation. If two stator lines are crossed the
Option C. using carbon brushes. receiver will reverse in direction.
Correct Answer is. skewing the rotor.
Explanation. The cogging effect in a synchro is
prevented by skewing (or twisting) the rotor. Question Number. 48. In an E and I signal
generator at datum, the voltage on the secondary
windings.
Option A. is zero.
Question Number. 45. Reversal of the Option B. is maximum.
power supply to either the transmitter or the Option C. are equal and opposite.
receiver of a torque synchro system would. Correct Answer is. are equal and opposite.
Explanation. Since an EandI bar transformer
Option A. make the receiver rotor rotate in secondary winding is wound in series opposition,
the opposite direction. at datum the voltage in the secondary windings
Option B. cause a 180 displacement will be equal and opposite and cancel.
between the transmitter and the receiver.
Option C. have no effect on the indication,
but would cause a heavy current to flow. Question Number. 49. In a synchrotel,
Correct Answer is. cause a 180 displacement the.
between the transmitter and the receiver. Option A. stator coil is fixed and the rotor
Explanation. Reversal of the power supply to coil moves.
either the transmitter or the receiver will cause a Option B. rotor coil and stator coil is fixed.
180 degree displacement of the receiver rotor. Option C. rotor coil is fixed and the stator
coil moves.
Correct Answer is. rotor coil and stator coil is
fixed.
Question Number. 46. The purpose of a Explanation. Aircraft Instruments and
flywheel incorporated in a synchro is to. Integrated Systems Pallett Page 149/150.
Option A. increase the driving force.
Option B. prevent insect ingress.
Option C. prevent oscillations.
Correct Answer is. prevent oscillations. Question Number. 50. An E&I
Explanation. The purpose of a flywheel on a transformer out of datum has.
synchro is as part of a eddy current (coulomb Option A. equal and opposite voltages in
friction) damping mechanism. each windings.
Option B. unequal and opposite voltages in
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both windings.
Option C. no voltage in either winding.

Correct Answer is. unequal and opposite
voltages in both windings. Question Number. 54. In a slab desynn

Explanation. Off datum, the E&I transformer transmitter the.
has unequal and opposite voltages in the windings Option A. pick-offs form part of the circuit
(and hence an output). resistance.
Option B. pick-offs rotate on the slab
resister.
Question Number. 51. When is maximum Option C. pick-offs are connected to a spark
voltage induced into the rotor of a control synchro suppressor.
transformer?. Correct Answer is. pick-offs rotate on the slab
Option A. 90 degrees (null position). resister.
Option B. 0 degrees. Explanation. The pick-offs rotate on the slab
Option C. When spinning fast. resistor. Aircraft Electricity and Electronics 5th
Correct Answer is. 0 degrees. Edition Eismin Page 352.
Explanation. NIL.
Question Number. 55. If, in a servo

Question Number. 52. To check the system, the amplitude from the feedback system is
output of a synchro stator it would be preferable below normal, the servo will.
to use. Option A. be sluggish in operation.
Option A. a Valve Voltmeter. Option B. oscillate.
Option B. a Cambridge Bridge. Option C. be overdamped.
Option C. an Avometer. Correct Answer is. oscillate.
Correct Answer is. a Valve Voltmeter. Explanation. The feedback system is designed
Explanation. Since the synchro stator output is to prevent overshoot and oscillation (hunting).
a very low voltage, a high impedance multimeter
would be used. Since this is not an answer
provided the most sensitive of the three is the
Valve Voltmeter. Question Number. 56. A desynn
instrument has a positive regular increasing error,
you would adjust.
Question Number. 53. Synchro capacitors Option A. lever length.
are connected into synchro systems to. Option B. lever angle and lever length.
Option A. act as spark suppression due to Option C. lever angle.
wear of the slip rings. Correct Answer is. lever angle.
Option B. increase the accuracy of the Explanation. NIL.
control synchro.
Option C. minimize the torque synchro
stator current at null. Question Number. 57. Torque synchro
Correct Answer is. increase the accuracy of receiver bearing friction will cause.
the control synchro. Option A. improved accuracy.
Explanation. Synchro capacitors increase the Option B. misalignment.
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accuracy of the synchro system. Option C. hunting.
Correct Answer is. misalignment. Option B. to reduce stator current.

Explanation. Bearing friction will cause the Option C. reduce rotor current.
delicate rotor to stop before the desired position. Correct Answer is. to reduce stator current.
Explanation. Synchro capacitors reduce stator

current and make the synchro system more
Question Number. 58. A control synchro accurate.
system pointer is.
Option A. actuated by a permanent magnet.
Question Number. 62. The purpose of a
Option B. displaced by the torque of the flywheel in a synchro receiver indicator is to.
stator.
Option C. motor driven. Option A. increase driving torque.
Correct Answer is. motor driven. Option B. prevent spinning or oscillation.
Explanation. The receiver of a control synchro is Option C. encourage spinning.
effectively a slow speed synchronous motor. Correct Answer is. prevent spinning or
oscillation.
Explanation. The flywheel is coupled to some
form of brake (e.g. magnetic) to reduce
Question Number. 59. A D.C. signal oscillations.
converted to a phase sensitive A.C. is.
Option A. modulation.
Option B. demodulation. Question Number. 63. A linear
Option C. phase conversion. variometer is.
Correct Answer is. modulation. Option A. a special synchro giving ac output
Explanation. DC to phase sensitive AC = proportional to shaft angle.
'modulation'. Option B. a special auto transformer for
synchro system power supplies.
Option C. an alternative term for a desynn
Question Number. 60. The rotor coil of a system.
synchrotel. Correct Answer is. a special synchro giving ac
Option A. rotates only when a current flows output proportional to shaft angle.
in it. Explanation. A linear variometer is a device
Option B. rotates. which gives an output voltage directly proportional
Option C. is stationary. to angle when coupled to a gyro (for example).
Correct Answer is. is stationary.
Explanation. NIL.
Question Number. 64. In a synchrotel the

Question Number. 61. The purpose of rotating winding is.
synchro capacitors in a differential synchro Option A. the stator.
transmission system. Option B. rotor.
Option A. reduce stator circuit impedance. Option C. neither.
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Correct Answer is. neither.
Explanation. This is a trick question, because a Option C. phase sensitive by transmitter

synchrotel has NO rotating winding. Aircraft rotor excitation and amplitude sensitive by
Instruments and Integrated Systems Pallett Page direction of transmitter rotor movement.
149/150. Correct Answer is. phase and amplitude
sensitive by direction and magnitude of the
transmitter rotor movement respectively.
Question Number. 65. The receiver rotor Explanation. Phase provided by TX rotor
in a torque synchro system oscillates over an arc of direction, amplitude provided by TX rotor
approx 75 degrees. The probable cause is. displacement (magnitude).
Option A. one stator line open circuit.

Option B. two stator lines reversed. Question Number. 68. The letter 'B'
Option C. short circuit between two stator following the identification code on the case of a
lines. synchro denotes.
Correct Answer is. one stator line open Option A. that the synchro is second hand.
circuit.
Explanation. A 'possible' symptom of a stator Option B. the modification status.
line open. Option C. that the stator is rotatable.
Correct Answer is. that the stator is rotatable.
Question Number. 66. Synchro capacitors Explanation. NIL.

are fitted. http://www.tpub.com/content/neets/141
Option A. to improve sensitivity and 87/css/14187_18.htm
accuracy.
Option B. to provide critical damping.
Option C. to make additional damping Question Number. 69. TX is the
features unnecessary. abbreviation for a.
Correct Answer is. to improve sensitivity and Option A. torque transmitter.
accuracy. Option B. control transformer.
Explanation. Synchro capacitors reduce stator Option C. torque receiver.
current and make the synchro system more Correct Answer is. torque transmitter.
accurate. Explanation. NIL.
Question Number. 67. The output of a Question Number. 70. TR is the

control transformer is made. abbreviation for a.
Option A. phase and amplitude sensitive by Option A. transmitter Resolver.
direction and magnitude of the transmitter rotor Option B. torque receiver.
movement respectively. Option C. torque synchro.
Option B. phase and amplitude sensitive by Correct Answer is. torque receiver.
magnitude and direction of the transmitter rotor Explanation. NIL.
movement respectively.
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Question Number. 71. When a synchro

system is in correspondence, its transmitter and
receiver. Question Number. 4. What material

Option A. are in phase. would have 3 electrons in the outermost orbit?.
Option B. are anti-phase.
Option C. are at 90 to each other. Option A. Majority Carrier material.
Correct Answer is. are in phase. Option B. The donor to an N-Type semi-
Explanation. NIL. conductor material.
Option C. The acceptor to a P-Type semi-
4. conductor material.
Correct Answer is. The acceptor to a P-Type
semi-conductor material.
Question Number. 1. The reference Explanation. NIL.
phase to a synchro is.
Option A. 50 Hz.
Option B. 28 VDC. Question Number. 5. a microprocessor
Option C. 400 Hz. on a PCB.
Correct Answer is. 400 Hz. Option A. is not easily damaged by static-
Explanation. Aircraft Electricity and Electronics, electricity.
TK Eismin Page 353. Option B. is easily damaged by static-
electricity if mishandling.
Option C. is only easily damaged by static-
Question Number. 2. In rate feedback, electricity if removed from teh PCB.
when the motor has reached the commanded Correct Answer is. is easily damaged by
position, the output will be. static-electricity if mishandling.
Option A. maximum and in-phase with the Explanation. NIL.
input.
Option B. maximum and out-of-phase with
the input. Question Number. 6. On a torque
Option C. zero. synchro, the AC power supply is applied to.
Correct Answer is. zero.
Explanation. Assuming it is a position servo, not Option A. the rotors of both the transmitter
a rate servo (but all three answers are incorrect if and the receiver.
it is a rate servo). Option B. the rotor of the transmitter only.
Option C. the stators of both the transmitter

Question Number. 3. What power is and the receiver.
required for a desynn indicator system?. Correct Answer is. the rotors of both the
transmitter and the receiver.
Option A. DC. Explanation. NIL.
Option B. AC 400 Hz.
Option C. AC 50 Hz.
Correct Answer is. DC.
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Explanation. NIL.
Question Number. 7. The Characteristic

Curve of a transistor is plotted on axis of.
Option A. base current against Vec.

Option B. collector current against Vbe.
Option C. collector current against Vec.
Correct Answer is. collector current against
Vec.
Explanation. NIL. http://www.st- Question Number. 10. A device which
andrews.ac.uk/~jcgl/Scots_Guide/info/comp/activ provides cheap and convenient variable power
e/BiPolar/bpcur.html supply is a.
Option A. Diac.
Option B. Variac.
Question Number. 8. Amplifier output Option C. Triac.
characteristics are defined by. Correct Answer is. Variac.
Option A. the collector resistance. Explanation. NIL.
Option B. the effect of the load resistor. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autotransfor
Option C. the configuration of the transistor. mer
Correct Answer is. the configuration of the

transistor.
Explanation. NIL.
Question Number. 9. What Type of

Diode is this?.
Option A. Varactor Diode.

Option B. Double Acting Diode.
Option C. Shottky Diode.
Correct Answer is. Shottky Diode.
Explanation. NIL. http://hyperphysics.phy-
astr.gsu.edu/hbase/electronic/varactor.html
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Option B. the receiver will hunt.

3b. Servomechanisms. Correct Answer is. the receiver will overheat.

Explanation. Current flows in the stator

Question Number. 4. If the rotor of the

align with the receiver rotor.

Option B. variable phase. Explanation. Stick-off voltage is to prevent

Correct Answer is. variable amplitude, when system is switched off.

Option A. applied when trimming is

Question Number. 9. With the reversal Question Number. 12. In a control

false null. Correct Answer is. is changed by 180.

Explanation. NIL. Option B. linear.

Correct Answer is. sinusoidal.

Option A. will always require a starter.

Option B. good speed/voltage relationship.

Option C. low inertia. Question Number. 19. Critical damping in

Question Number. 22. A two phase Question Number. 25. Damping in a

Option C. system would tend to oscillate. or aluminium.

Option B. is underdamped with high velocity

Option C. run continuously.

output is summated with the demand voltage.

Question Number. 39. An LVDT has.

Question Number. 43. The direction of

Option C. no voltage in either winding.

voltages in both windings. Question Number. 54. In a slab desynn

Question Number. 55. If, in a servo

accuracy of the synchro system. Option C. hunting.

Correct Answer is. misalignment. Option B. to reduce stator current.

Explanation. Synchro capacitors reduce stator

Question Number. 64. In a synchrotel the

Correct Answer is. neither.

Explanation. This is a trick question, because a Option C. phase sensitive by transmitter

Option A. one stator line open circuit.

Question Number. 66. Synchro capacitors Explanation. NIL.

Question Number. 67. The output of a Question Number. 70. TR is the

Question Number. 71. When a synchro

receiver. Question Number. 4. What material

Option C. the stators of both the transmitter

Question Number. 7. The Characteristic

Option A. base current against Vec.

Correct Answer is. the configuration of the

Question Number. 9. What Type of

Option A. Varactor Diode.

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