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Quiz based on Measurement & Calibration

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February 27, 2018

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This quiz is about MEASUREMENT & CALIBRATION

In a measuring system, what is the term used to specify a difference between higher and lower calibration values?

Range

Span

Drift

Threshold

None

Using an instrument for measuring capacitance gives an output 203.5nF whereas true value is 203.9nF. What will be the static correction of an instrument?

-0.4nF

0.4nF

1nF

0.5nF

None

Comment true or false: ‘Accuracy and Precision are dependent on each other’.

True

False

None

In a measuring system quantity under measurement is termed as ________________

Measurand

Controllers

Sensors

Indicators

None

______________ is used to prevent oscillation in moving system

Oscillatory system

Controlling

Damping system

Deflecting

None

What is the span of an ammeter with range -30 to +30A?

-60

None

Science of precise and accurate measurement of various physical quantities is termed as___________

Metrology

Meteorology

Pedology

Mineralogy

None

Using a voltmeter measured value is 24.3V, while its true value is 24V. What is the relative error of measurement?

1.25%

1.2%

1.3%

1.4%

None

What will be the sensitivity of a voltmeter for 0 to 50mA meter movement?

20ohm/V

25ohm/V

50ohm/V

5ohm/V

None

10.

During a measurement, for a measure value “B”, absolute error is obtained as “A”, what will be the relative error of measurement?

A/B

B/A

(A+1)/B

(B+A)/A

None

11.

Given a DC voltmeter has a sensitivity of 500ohm/V. For a full-scale reading in 100V range, what will be the current through voltmeter?

500mA

200mA

250mA

300mA

None

12.

In a measurement, what is the term used to specify the closeness of two or more measurements?

Precision

Accuracy

Fidelity

Threshold

None

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Quiz based on Measurement & Calibration

Welcome to your Quiz.

This quiz is about MEASUREMENT & CALIBRATION

In a measuring system, what is the term used to specify a difference between higher and lower calibration values?

Using an instrument for measuring capacitance gives an output 203.5nF whereas true value is 203.9nF. What will be the static correction of an instrument?

Comment true or false: ‘Accuracy and Precision are dependent on each other’.

In a measuring system quantity under measurement is termed as ________________

______________ is used to prevent oscillation in moving system

What is the span of an ammeter with range -30 to +30A?

Science of precise and accurate measurement of various physical quantities is termed as___________

Using a voltmeter measured value is 24.3V, while its true value is 24V. What is the relative error of measurement?

What will be the sensitivity of a voltmeter for 0 to 50mA meter movement?

During a measurement, for a measure value “B”, absolute error is obtained as “A”, what will be the relative error of measurement?

Given a DC voltmeter has a sensitivity of 500ohm/V. For a full-scale reading in 100V range, what will be the current through voltmeter?

In a measurement, what is the term used to specify the closeness of two or more measurements?

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