Automatic Control Systems MCQs

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Q101.
In a second order system with a unit step input, the speed of response is high if system is

a.

overdamped

b.

undamped system

c.

critically damped

d.

underdamped

Discuss
Answer: (d).underdamped
Q102.
A thermometer requires 1 minute to indicate 98% of its final response to a step input. If it is a first order system the time constant is

a.

1 minute

b.

0.5 minute

c.

0.25 minute

d.

0.1 minute

Discuss
Answer: (c).0.25 minute
Q103.
Assertion (A): A slight change in pole-zero configuration can cause only minor changes in root locus configuration.

Reason (R): Asymptotes show the behaviour of root loci for |s| >> 1

a.

Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation of A

b.

Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of A

c.

A is correct but R is wrong

d.

R is correct but A is wrong

Discuss
Answer: (d).R is correct but A is wrong
Q104.
In a second order system Ο‰n = 10 rad/sec and ΞΆ = 0.1, then Ο‰d =

a.

9.1 rad/sec

b.

9.95 rad/sec

c.

9 rad/sec

d.

1 rad/sec

Discuss
Answer: (b).9.95 rad/sec
Q105.
In a second order undamped system, the poles are on

a.

positive real axis

b.

imaginary axis

c.

negative real axis

d.

either (a) or (c)

Discuss
Answer: (b).imaginary axis
Q106.
An open loop system has a forward path transfer function (42.25)/s(s + 6.5). The unit step response of the system starting from rest will have its maximum value at a time equal to

a.

0 sec

b.

0.56 sec

c.

5.6 sec

d.

infinity

Discuss
Answer: (d).infinity
Q107.
Which of the following is not a necessary advantage of negative feedback system?

a.

Feedback improves speed of response

b.

Feedback improves stability

c.

Feedback reduces effect of variations in system parameters

d.

Feedback reduces the effect of external disturbances

Discuss
Answer: (b).Feedback improves stability
Q108.
In position control system the device used for providing rate feedback voltage is

a.

potentiometer

b.

synchro-transmitter

c.

synchro-transformer

d.

tacho generator

Discuss
Answer: (d).tacho generator
Q109.
Derivative control action is effective?

a.

Only during steady state periods

b.

Only during transient state periods

c.

During both steady state and transient state periods

d.

Either during steady state or during transient state periods

Discuss
Answer: (b).Only during transient state periods
Q110.
The phase angle curve of G(jω) H(jω) can be drawn

a.

by adding the phase angle curves of individual factors

b.

by subtracting the phase angle curves of individual factors

c.

by multiplying the phase angle curves of individual factors

d.

by dividing the phase angle curves of individual factors

Discuss
Answer: (a).by adding the phase angle curves of individual factors
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