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A Quiz about Industrial Automation
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In 1960s with the advent of electronics, started replacing the relays and auxiliary contactors
Hard Wired Logic Control
PLC
Manual Control
Electronic Control Using Logic Gates
2
Provides the voltage needed to run the primary PLC components
Power Supply
Power Ranger
Powerade
Powder Puff
3
Changes in control logic not possible, and more project time
Hard Wired Logic
PLC
Electronic Control Using Logic Gates
Pneumatic Control
4
In the picture, CR1 is a symbol for a:
Control Relay Contact
Controller Curl
Curling Iron Coil
Control Relay Coil
5
ROM stands for:
Read Only Mondays
Read Only Memes
Read Only Memory
Rice on Mole'
6
Pushbuttons, Limit Switches, and Relay Contacts are examples of:
Inputs
Outputs
7
What is this symbol?
Normally Open Contact
Normally Open Convenience store
Normally Closed Contact
Normally Off Contact
8
Printers and cctv cameras ' are examples of:
Building Automation
Scientific Automation
Office Automation
Industrial Automation
9
Rocket launching is an example of:
Building Automation
Office Automation
Industrial Automation
Scientific Automation
10
Which came first in the History of Automation?
Manual Control
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
Hard Wired Logic Control
Electronic Control Using Logic Gates
11
Which of these is
NOT
a goal of Automation?
Higher Productivity
Superior quality of end Product
Improved Safety
Creating more manual labor jobs
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Basically the delegation of human control functions to technical equipment
Automation
Auto wash
Automaker
Automobile
13
Complex wiring, longer project time, difficult maintenance and troubleshooting
Electronic Control with Logic Gates
Manual Control
Hard Wired Logic Control
Pneumatic Control
14
Programming language used to develop software for PLC used in industrial control applications
Ladder Loader
Lads and Lasses
Ladder Logic
Ladder Climber
15
Which of these cannot be written to?
RAM
ROM
16
Automation is encompassing virtually every walk of life.
False
True
17
Bulky and Complex System which involves a lot of rework to implement control logic
Manual Control
PLC
Pneumatic Control
Hard Wired Logic Control
18
Automation solutions are required from agriculture to space technology
True
False
19
RAM Stands for:
Read Only Memory
Ran dumb access memory
Random Access Memory
Random Access Melody
20
What does PLC stand for?
Program List Count
Programmable Logic Controller
Programmable Locust Controller
Programmable Logic Contactor
21
In the 1970s the desired control was achieved by this device using a program or software
Hard Wired Logic Control
Electronic Control Using Logic Gates
PLC
Manual Control
22
Controlled by simple manipulation of air valves, which are then controlled by switches & relays
Pneumatic Control
PLC
Hard Wired Logic Control
Manual Control
23
Which of these is an advantage of automation?
Improves Safety
Improves Productivity
Fast
All of the above
24
Elevators (lifts) and smoke detectors are examples of:
Building Automation
Office Automation
Industrial Automation
Scientific Automation
25
It is the brain of PLC and governs the activities of the entire PLC system
C3PO
CPU
CPO
CPA
26
Solenoids, Contactors, and Lights are examples of:
Inputs
Outputs
27
Street solar lighting is an example of:
Building Automation
Light Automation
Industrial Automation
Scientific Automation
28
Uses contactor and Relays together with hardware timers and counters
Hard Wired Logic Control
Manual Control
PLC
Pneumatic Control
29
What is this symbol?
Normally Closed Contract
Normally Open Convenience store
Normally Closed Contact
Normally Closed Cow
30
Which of these is
NOT
a major component of a PLC?
Power Supply
Input Module
Output Module
Solenoid
31
All the actions related to process control are taken by the operators
Hard Wired Logic Control
Manual Control
Pneumatic Control
PLC
32
Automated bottle filling stations and steel factories are examples of:
Scientific Automation
Building Automation
Office Automation
Industrial Automation
33
What type of gate does this relay circuit operate as?
OR
AND
NOT
NOR
34
Which of these is
NOT
a disadvantage of automation?
Too much required to connect wires
PLC devices are proprietary
Initial Costs are high
Employment rate increases
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Which of these is
NOT
currently an automated process?
Butt wiping
Baby Delivery
Printing Industry
Food / Beverage Industry
