Sensors that 

are used for position measurements

= Ultrasonic
Biological Phenomena is a common detectable phenomena.
= True
The cost is an economic factor to consider in choosing a sensor.
= True
The common conversion methods are Physical [?] and biological.
= chemical
The term SONAR stands for "Solar Navigation and Radar"
= False
Capacitance Transducers are used to measure acceleration along one or
more axis and are relatively insensitive to orthogonal directions
= False
Faraday’s Law of Induction states that coil resist a change in magnetic field
by generating an opposing voltage/current
= True
sensors are used for power steering, security, and current measurements
on 
= Magnetic Field
= transmission lines
A device that makes or breaks electrical connection with deflection 
= Thermostat
is used to measure small changes in the
= Wheatstone bridge
= strain gauge resistance
Ampere's Law is law concerning current carrying conductor in a [?]
experiences a force
= magnetic field
Ultrasonic sensors are used for position measurements.
= True
to transform a temperature difference to a voltage difference
= Seeback effect
when input is electrical and output a physical quantity
= Actuator
A device which converts one form of energy to another
= Transducer
Which of the following variations can be done to make capacitance based
sensors ? (Choose one or more)
= Change distance between the parallel electrodes.
= Change the overlapping area of the parallel electrodes.
Which of the following is/are NOT a detectable phenomena? 
= Physical
= Sound
is used to measure deflection, stress, pressure, etc. The resistance of the
sensing element changes with applied strain
= Strain gauge
Identify the FET terminals stated :
terminal through which the carriers enter the channel.
= Source
where the carriers leave the channel
= Drain
the terminal that modulates the channel conductivity.
= Gate
Radio Frequencies uses Class B amplifier with the configuration of
common collector .
= False
It is designed to amplify large input voltage signals or switch heavy load
currents.
= Large Signal Amplifiers
Power amplifier delivers power to the load  and is the product of the voltage
and current applied to the load  with the output signal power being greater
that the input signal power.
= True
What are the types of Transistor? (Choose two)
= Bipolar junction transistor
= Unipolar junction transistor
FET stands for _____________.
= Field-effect Transistor
Transistor where the current condition is due to both charge carries of
holes and electrons.
= bipolar junction transistor
The FET's three terminals are Source,Drain and
= Gate
The three terminals of a semiconductor are called emmiter,base and gate.
= False
The FET is a unipolar junction transistor.
= True
Which is NOT a transistor configuration?
= common gate
What is the classification of amplifier that uses the common emitter
configuration of transistor?
= Class A Amplifier
Class C amplifier is used for VHF, UHF and SHF Frequencies.
= True
Small Amplifiers are designed to amplify very small signal voltage levels of
only a few [?] from sensors or audio signals.
= Small Signal Amplifiers
Middle region of the transistor.
= base
A measure of the "amplification" of an amplifier
= Gain
The power Gain is expressed in[?] while [?] which is the logarithmic unit of
the measurement that has no units
= Decibel 
= Bel
Amplifier with precise amplification factor over a wide frequency range, and
is often used to boost signals for relay in communications process.
= wideband
The two types of integrators are inverting and
=
Switched capacitor circuits can be used to build regulators.
= False
The most inefficient amplifier class of amplifier.
= Class C Amplifier
What kind of amplifier is shown below?

= Voltage Amplifier with Capacitive Beta Feedback Network

Switched capacitor-integrator is more accurate than continuous time
integrator.
= True
Class B Amplifier is [?] efficient as class A amplifiers with a theoretical
efficiency of [?]
= twice
= 70%
Power output is expressed in 
= watts
Class A amplifier is more efficient than Class B amplifier.
= False
The subscript ___________ is added to the period of clock signal T to
emphasize that it's the clock signal.
= CLK
The [?] is a measure of how much the power source is usefully applied to
the amplifier's output.
= Amplifier Efficiency
The narrowband amplifies a specific range of frequencies, to the exclusion
of other frequencies.
= True
Class AB that has lower efficinecy of less thant 40% but good signal
reproduction and linearity.
= False
The opposition exhibited by its output terminals to an alternating current
(AC) of a particular frequency is called Amplifier Efficiency.
= False
In an amplifier, if a capacitor can be accurately controlled, then the gain
cannot be accurately controlled.
= False
The advanced clock signal effectively eliminates the signal-dependent
delay associated with the slewing of clock signals.
= True
The two types of integrators are inverting and
= non- inverting