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Control Engineering - January 8, 2025 Activity

1. What does an impulse signal replicate in a system?


A. Abrupt change characteristics
B. Gradual application of input
C. Sudden shock behavior
D. Constant acceleration

Answer: C

2. What is the term used for a step signal when 𝐴 = 1?


A. Unit Ramp Signal
B. Unit Parabolic Signal
C. Unit Step Signal
D. Unit Impulse Signal

Answer: C

3. How does a ramp signal change over time?


A. Exponentially
B. Linearly
C. Parabolically
D. Oscillatory

Answer: B

4. What is the characteristic behavior of a parabolic signal?


A. Abrupt changes in value
B. Gradual acceleration
C. Oscillations around equilibrium
D. Steady state behavior

Answer: B

5. Which of the following is NOT a type of second-order system response?


A. Purely Oscillatory
B. Underdamped
C. Overdamped
D. Linearly Damped

Answer: D

6. For an underdamped system, the damping ratio (


𝜁
ζ) is:
A. Equal to 1
B. Greater than 1
C. Less than 1 but greater than 0
D. Less than 0

Answer: C

7. A critically damped system is achieved when the damping ratio (


𝜁
ζ) is:
A. 0
B. Less than 1
C. Greater than 1
D. Equal to 1

Answer: D

8. Which system response is characterized by no overshoot and fastest settling?


A. Purely Oscillatory
B. Underdamped
C. Critically Damped
D. Overdamped

Answer: C

9. Which type of response takes more time to reach the final value but avoids overshooting?
A. Underdamped
B. Critically Damped
C. Overdamped
D. Purely Oscillatory

Answer: C

10. The DC gain of a first-order system is the ratio of:


A. Output signal to input signal
B. Time constant to the steady-state value
C. Steady-state value of the output to the input signal
D. None of the above

Answer: C

11. Time constant in a first-order system measures:


A. Steady-state error
B. Rise time
C. System's response speed to a unit step input
D. Frequency response

Answer: C

12. A purely oscillatory response in a second-order system is characterized by:


A. No oscillations
B. Steady exponential decay
C. Constant oscillations without growth or decay
D. Overshooting the final value

Answer: C

13. Which of the following is an advantage of time-domain analysis?


A. Provides frequency response information
B. Assesses gain and phase margins
C. Enables visualization of system responses
D. Directly analyzes resonance properties

Answer: C

14. What is a disadvantage of time-domain analysis?


A. Complexity in small systems
B. Lack of frequency response insight
C. Difficulty in designing simulations
D. Limited application to nonlinear systems

Answer: B

15. What type of input signal exhibits steady motion?


A. Impulse Signal
B. Step Signal
C. Ramp Signal
D. Parabolic Signal

Answer: C

16. The time-domain analysis is most suitable for studying:


A. Steady-state behavior only
B. Transient and steady-state behavior
C. Resonance properties
D. Stability robustness
Answer: B

17. Which response has a damping ratio (


𝜁
ζ) greater than 1?
A. Underdamped Response
B. Overdamped Response
C. Critically Damped Response
D. Purely Oscillatory Response

Answer: B

18. What is a unit parabolic signal also called?


A. Unit Step Signal
B. Unit Ramp Function
C. Acceleration Function
D. Oscillatory Function

Answer: C

19. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of time-domain analysis?


A. Provides transient behavior information
B. Assesses safety margins
C. Foundation for computer simulations
D. Applicable to nonlinear systems

Answer: B

20. What does the DC gain of a system represent?


A. The time constant ratio
B. System's oscillatory behavior
C. The steady-state output relative to input
D. None of the above

Answer: C

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