Q. A car moves with a speed of 60 km/hr. What will be the speed of the same car measured by a speed sensor which is placed in a bicycle which is moving with a speed of 12 km/hr in the opposite direction?

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Q. A moving platform moves with a speed of 80 km/hr. What will be the speed of a boy who is running on it with a speed of 20 km/hr opposite to the motion of the moving track measured by a speed sensor placed on stationary ground?

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Q. A car moves with a speed of 50 km/hr. What will be the speed of a stationary bicycle parked along the roadside measured by a speed sensor which is placed in the same car?

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Q. Which type of velocity sensor has a fixed permanent magnet attached to it?

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Q. What is the unit in which tachometers measure velocity?

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Q. Which type of tachometer contain primary and secondary stators with fixed windings?

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Q. For what purpose, a “tachometer” is used?

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Q. The Laser surface velocimeter works on dopplers principle.

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Q. Accelerometer can be used to measure the tilt.

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Q. What does RPM stand for?

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Q. _______ velocity sensor is a type of velocity sensor

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Q. LSV in terms of velocity measurement stands for ________

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Q. Which is a type of velocity sensor?

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Q. Which is the most common load cell used in the force sensors?

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Q. What is the standard capacity of tension load cells to measure load?

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Q. Which force sensor is not a strain gauge type force sensor?

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Q. Which transducer does not require any external power supply for working?

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Q. RFI (Radio frequency interference), moisture and temperature cannot interfere with the signals sent by the load cells.

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Q. Higher capacitive load cells can ensure Wind loading and shock loading.

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Q. RFI is electrical noise to load cells. What does RFI stand for?

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