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Mechanical Measurement and Metrology (3141901)
MCQ
MCQs of Measurement Systems and Basic Concepts of Measurement Methods
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MCQ No - 1
The largest change in the measured variable which produces no instrument response is known as
(A)
threshold
(B)
dynamic error
(C)
dead zone
(D)
none of these
Answer
C
MCQ No - 2
The ratio of the output to input change for a given measuring system is referred to as
(A)
sensitivity
(B)
linearity
(C)
stability
(D)
none of these
Answer
A
MCQ No - 3
The Conformity of the output to the true value of the measurement is called
(A)
precision
(B)
accuracy
(C)
sensitivity
(D)
none of these.
Answer
B
MCQ No - 4
The resolution of a system refers to
(A)
smallest change in the measured that can be measured
(B)
true value of the input
(C)
retardation of the response
(D)
none of these
Answer
A
MCQ No - 5
The least change of the measured variable which can be detected at the output of the measuring system is
(A)
least count
(B)
sensitivity
(C)
discrimination
(D)
any of these
Answer
C
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Mechanical Measurement and Metrology(3141901)
1. Introduction to Metrology, Linear and Angular Measurement
1. Fundamentals of CAM
2. System of Limits, Fits, Tolerance and Gauging
3. Measurement of Screw Thread and Gear
4. Measurement Systems and Basic Concepts of Measurement Methods
5. Force, Torque, Pressure, Strain and Temperature Measurement
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