Senors And Logic Gates Flashcards

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What does pwm stand for

A

Pulse width modulation

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2
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What is the use of pwm

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Allows control to be more accurate by using small bursts

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3
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What can silicone be doped with

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Boron and phosphorus

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When silicone is doped with boron is it positive or negative

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Positive as it has a spare electron on outer shell

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5
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What is a forward base diode

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Only allows electrons to flow from negative to positive

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What is a reverse bias diode

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It only allows flor of electrons from positive to negative

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What is a pnp transistor

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It points in permanently

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8
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What is a npn transistor

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It never points in

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9
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What is a Darlington pair

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It is 2 diodes which amplify voltage

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What is a not gate

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It is when the output is not the same as the input and it is a triangle

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What is an and gate

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It is a gate which only works when both are on and it is a mushroom shape

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12
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What is an or gate

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It is (either or) either and both will make the gate work looks like a spear head

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13
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What is a Nand gate

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Is a gate which works until both are on

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Nor gate

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Only works when both are off

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15
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What is a knock sensor

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It detects seismic shift through the use of piezo crystals, this is used to detect pre ignition

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16
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What is a map sensor

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It is a manifold absolute pressure sensor
It is an active sensor, the diagram flexes onto the piezo crystals.

17
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What is a Hall effect sensor

A

It is used as an on and off sensor uses square waves

18
Q

What is an mre sensor

A

Magnet resistant element
It is in theory 2 Hall effect sensors it is used to detect direction eg steering angle sensors or throttle position

19
Q

What is a temperature sensor

A

It used resistors to create signal

20
Q

What does positive coefficient mean

A

As temperature increases, the resistance increases

21
Q

What can effect speed sensors

A

Proximity, speed of wheel, and strength of magnet

22
Q

Is a map sensor an active sensor

A

Yes and it is type of strain gauge

23
Q

Is a Hall effect sensor measured in square waves ?

24
Q

How many wires are there in a Hall effect sensor

A

3 power ground and signal

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What is a transistor
It is a adjustable relay
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Is a speed sensor inductive ?
Yes it is
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What does a knock sensor do
Detect pre ignition using peizo crystals
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Where would you locate a knock sensor
It is around the middle of the block
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What sensors are strain gauges
Map, knock
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What wave type is created from a Hall effect and mre sensor
Square wave
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What is the purpose of an ecu
To gather information from an engine and create maximum efficiency
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How do actuators work
Using electromagnetism
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Inductive sensor?
Analogue ac sine wave
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How to confirm engine power
Dyno test
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Whyy is a cylinder shut down test unreliable
Because If all cylinders are worn equally it won’t be a true measure
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How to diagnose a fault torque converter
Check oil level , visual check , road test , stall test
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