1) Accuracy of a measuring instrument indicates the a. Closeness of the output reading to the true value b. Ratio of output value to the input value c. Change in output with each change in input d. Degree of freedom from random errors
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2) If a pressure gauge of range 0 - 10 bar has a quoted inaccuracy of ±1.0 % of full scale reading, then it means a. Minimum expected error in any reading is 0.1 bar b. Maximum expected error in any reading is 0.1 bar c. Maximum expected error in any reading is 1 bar d. Minimum expected error in any reading is 1 bar
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3) An instrument with a range of 0 -10 bar is used for measuring pressure. If the expected value of reading is between 0 and 1 bar then the instrument will give a. More accurate readings than the instrument with range of 0 - 5 bar b. Less accurate readings than the instrument with range of 0 - 5 bar c. Accuracy of reading will be same for both the instruments with range of 0 - 10 bar and 0 - 5 bar d. None of these
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4) A voltmeter connected across a resistor gives a value of 65 V but the expected value of resistor was 68 V. Then the absolute error and the relative accuracy of the measurement will be a. 3.2%, 96.8% b. 3.8%, 96.2% c. 4%, 96% d. 4.4%, 95.59%
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5) Precision of an instrument is defined as a. Closeness of output to the true value b. Change in output for every change in input c. Degree of freedom from random errors d. Both (a) and (b)
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6) An instrument with high precision implies a. High accuracy b. Low accuracy c. Does not imply anything about measurement accuracy d. None of these
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7) Low accuracy measurements from a high precision instrument are normally caused by a. Bias in the measurement b. Human errors c. Instrumental defect d. Low temperature
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8) Choose the correct option. I. Repeatability means the closeness of output readings when the same input is applied repetitively over a short period of time, with the same measurement conditions and same instruments. II. Reproducibility means the closeness of output readings for the same input when there are changes in the method of measurement and conditions of measurement a. Both I and II are correct b. Only I is correct c. Only II is correct d. Both are incorrect
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9) Integrating instruments is the subdivision of the secondary instruments. The example for integrating instruments is a. Ampere - hour meters b. Watt - hour meters c. Wattmeters d. Ampere - hour and watt - hour meters
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10) The moving system in the indicating instruments is subjected to a. Deflecting torque b. Controlling torque c. Damping torque d. All the above e. None of the above
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11) A spring controlled moving iron voltmeter with full scale deflection of 150 V draws a current of 2 mA. What will be the meter reading if it draws a current of 1 mA? a. 25.5 V b. 27.5 V c. 35.5 V d. 37.5 V
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12) A repulsion type moving iron instrument when used with AC circuits, the deflecting torque is a. Directly proportional to the rms current b. Directly proportional to the square of rms current c. Directly proportional to the peak current d. Directly proportional to the square of the peak current
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13) What will a moving iron ammeter read if a rectangular waveform current with peak value of 120 mA is passed through it? a. 120 mA b. 84.8 mA c. 169.7 mA d. 60 mA
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14) A moving iron instrument is used as an ammeter. Its range can be extended by using a. Suitable shunt across its terminal b. A high non - inductive resistance c. Either (a) or (b) d. Neither (a) nor (b)
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15) For extending the range of 0 - 150 V to 0 - 500 V in a 10000 Ω / V meter, the value of series resistance required is equal to a. 3 M Ω b. 3.5 M Ω c. 4 M Ω d. 4.5 M Ω
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16) A current of 2 + 3sinωt A is passed through a moving iron instrument and through a meter respectively. The readings of the two meters are a. 2 A, 2 A b. 2 A, 2.9 A c. 2.9 A, 2.9 A d. 2.9 A, 2 A
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17) In a permanent magnet moving coil instrument, the deflecting torque is a. Directly proportional to both number of turns and flux density b. Directly proportional to the number of turns and inversely proportional to the flux density c. Inversely proportional to the number of turns and directly proportional to the flux density d. Inversely proportional to both number of turns and flux density
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18) The accuracy in a bridge measurement depends on a. Sensitivity of detector b. Applied voltage c. Accuracy of indicator d. Both (a) and (b)
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19) The high resistances are found in a. Insulation resistance of cables and wires b. Resistance of shunt field winding and the multipliers c. Resistance of armature windings of electrical machine d. Resistance of series field winding of a dc machine
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20) A null type of bridge with DC excitation is commonly known as a. Wheatstone bridge b. Anderson bridge c. Wien bridge d. Schering bridge
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