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    This document contains a sample exam question on sensors with 5 sub-questions. It provides specifications for an LM35DZ temperature sensor, including its sensitivity, accuracy, range, and hysteresis. It then asks the examinee to (i) calculate the output voltage at -10°C, (ii) calculate the temperature indicated at 4V output, (iii) determine the range of actual temperatures that could be indicated at a reading of 50°C, (iv) assess any concerns with using the sensor for 10 years, and (v) calculate the range of actual temperatures after 10 years for a reading of 100°C considering only stability errors. The examinee is asked to answer these questions about the sensor's performance and specifications

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    This document contains a sample exam question on sensors with 5 sub-questions. It provides specifications for an LM35DZ temperature sensor, including its sensitivity, accuracy, range, and hysteresis. It then asks the examinee to (i) calculate the output voltage at -10°C, (ii) calculate the temperature indicated at 4V output, (iii) determine the range of actual temperatures that could be indicated at a reading of 50°C, (iv) assess any concerns with using the sensor for 10 years, and (v) calculate the range of actual temperatures after 10 years for a reading of 100°C considering only stability errors. The examinee is asked to answer these questions about the sensor's performance and specifications

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    This document contains a sample exam question on sensors with 5 sub-questions. It provides specifications for an LM35DZ temperature sensor, including its sensitivity, accuracy, range, and hysteresis. It then asks the examinee to (i) calculate the output voltage at -10°C, (ii) calculate the temperature indicated at 4V output, (iii) determine the range of actual temperatures that could be indicated at a reading of 50°C, (iv) assess any concerns with using the sensor for 10 years, and (v) calculate the range of actual temperatures after 10 years for a reading of 100°C considering only stability errors. The examinee is asked to answer these questions about the sensor's performance and specifications

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    Question 1: Sensor Analysis
    a) Write down in your own words, what is meant by the sensitivity of a sensor?
    b) Outline with the aid of a diagram, what is meant by hysteresis in relation to sensor readings?
    Consider the data for the following LM35DZ temperature sensor. Answer the following questions
    about the sensor. Note the sensor will output 0V for the lowest temperature in the range and 5V for
    the highest temperature in the stated range.

    Description Value
    Package 3TO-92
    Sensitivity 10 mV/°C
    Accuracy ±2.5%
    Function Temp Sensor
    Interface Type Serial (2-Wire)
    Operating Supply Voltage 4 to 30 V
    Output Type and range 0-5V analog
    Range -40°C to 180°C
    Stability ±0.5°C / year
    Hysteresis + 1.0% maximum
    Rev 01
    (i) On a very cold day, the air temperature is -100C. Assuming the sensor is 100% accurate, what
    output voltage would you expect from the sensor?
    (ii) Assuming an ideal (100% accurate) sensor, what temperature would be indicated when the
    output voltage was measured at 4V?
    (iii) Considering only the stated accuracy (in the specification above), a reading of the sensor
    returned a temperature of 50°C. What are the lower and upper limits of °C that
    the actual temperature will lie between?
    (iv) Reading the specification above, would you have any concerns if it was planned that the sensor
    was to measure for 10 years? Give a reason for your answer.
    (v) Considering stability errors only, A reading of temperature of 100°C made in10 years from
    now. What are the lower and upper limits of °C that the actualtemperature will lie between?

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