Tricky Measurement and Instrumentation Multiple choice Questions and Answers pdf

81.    In Weston synchronoscope the moving coil is connected across
(a)     bus-bars
(b)     incoming alternator
(c)    fixed coils
(d)    any of the above
Ans: a

82.    The power factor of a single phase load can be calculated if the instruments available are
(a)    one voltmeter and one ammeter
(b)    one voltmeter, one ammetqr and one wattmeter
(c)    one voltmeter, one ammeter and one energy meter
(d)    any of the above
Ans: b

83.    The desirable static characteristics of a measuring system are
(a)     accuracy and reproducibility
(b)     accuracy, sensitivity and reproducibility
(c)    drift and dead zone
(d)    static error
Ans: b

84.    The ratio of maximum displacement deviation to full scale deviation of the instrument is called
(a)     static sensitivity
(b)     dynamic deviation
(c)     linearity
(d)     precision or accuracy
Ans: c

85.    Systematic errors are
(a)     instrumental errors
(b)     environmental errors
(c)    observational errors
(d)    all of the above
Ans: d

86.    Standard resistor is made from
(a)     platinum 
(b)     maganin
(c)     silver 
(d)     nichrome
Ans: b

87.    Commonly used standard capacitor is
(a)     spherical type
(b)     concentric cylindrical type
(c)    electrostatic type
(d)    multilayer parallel plate type
Ans: b

88.    Operating torques in analogue instruments are
(a)     deflecting and control
(b)     deflecting and damping
(c)    deflecting, control and damping
(d)    vibration and balancing
Ans: c

89.    Commonly used instruments in power system measurement are
(a)     induction
(b)     moving coil or iron
(c)     rectifier 
(d)     electrostatic
Ans: a

90.    Damping of the Ballistic galvanometer is made small to
(a)     get first deflection large
(b)     make the system oscillatory
(c)    make the system critically damped
(d)    get minimum overshoot
Ans: a

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