Definition: a federal agency that administers and enforces civil rights laws against workplace discrimination

EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)

CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

FBI (Federal Bureau Of Investigation)

EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)

What is a bus? (Sometimes we think of a "bus" as a circuit board or an interface)

a subsystem that is used to connect computer components and transfer data between them. For example, an internal bus connects computer internals to the motherboard

a type of software that manages user interfaces and applications

a network protocol used for Internet communication

a hardware component that stores data permanently

How are most PLC's connected? (There are other ways to connect, but this is likely the most secure and reliable way to connect) This also describes our cobot, which has its own system

Using an ethernet cable (or some other cable connection)

Through wireless signals that require no physical connection

Using fiber optic cables for high-speed data transfer

By connecting via Bluetooth technology for short-range communication

the process of stacking packages (i.e., boxes, bags, containers, etc.) in an organized fashion

Environmental protection agency Monitors soil, air, and water quality

Using a gripper or suction to pick up a part and move it

Relay panels, but they do the same job (turn devices on and off)

Automated computers that coordinate signals between multiple pieces of equipment

What are some Robotic Processes?

Material Handling, Welding, Painting, Machine Tending, Cutting, Deburring, Drilling, Polishing, Sanding, and etc.

Customer service, sales management, marketing campaigns, and public relations

Financial planning, Investment analysis, risk management, and stock trading

Data analysis, software development, network management, and database administration

What is Ladder Logic?

A physical model used for teaching electrical concepts

A software tool for creating 3D visualizations

A set of guidelines for electrical safety practices.

Definition: The original manufacturer of a hardware component or sub-component (part).

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)

By using Arc welding or Spot welding

By assembling Components using screws And adhesives

By utilizing 3D printing or additive manufacturing processes

By employing laser cutting or plasma cutting techniques

What does OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Organization for Safety and Health Advancement

Office of Safety and Health Assessment

Occupational Standards and Health Authority

What is Material Handling?

Using a gripper or suction to pick up a part and move it

Using an ethernet cable (or some other cable connection)

CPU component and an I/O (Input/output) component

A tool or gripper attached to the end of a robotic arm.

What are the three basic operations of Boolean Algebra?

cpu component and an I/o (Input/output) component

safety, business management, performance (for electrical and electronic equipment, Industrial equipment, etc.)

the process of stacking packages (i.e., boxes, bags, containers, etc.) in an organized fashion

What are some standards that CSA (Canadian Standards Association) develops? Check all that apply

The CSA is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that develops and maintains standards for various products, including electronics, in Canada.

CSA standards ensure safety and performance for electrical appliances, medical devices, machinery, and equipment, including consumer electronics.

Products bearing the CSA mark have been evaluated by CSA Group to meet specific standards

Has a list of all certified products on their website

_______________ is a set of standards that ensure that electrical products are capable of transmitting or insulating currents without exposing people to hazards and are most widely known for standards in electrical products. E.g., every light bulb, lamp, or outlet purchased in the U.S. usually has a UL symbol and says UL Listed

CSA (Canadian Standards Association)

National Institute for standards and technology (nist)

What did PLC's (programmable logic controllers) replace? Choose three

Relay panels, but they do the same job (turn devices on and off)

Analog timers, which provide time-based control for devices

Manual switches that require physical toggling to operate

Digital displays that show operational status of machinery

a device used to measure voltage

a tool for measuring current flow

an instrument for calculating resistance

How are PLC's programmed?

On a PC or laptop using software w/ ladder logic

By manually wiring components together without software

Using a smartphone app that simplifies programming

Through a web interface that requires Internet access

A federal agency that assures safe and healthy working conditions for people by setting and enforcing standards, providing training outreach, education, and assistance

A private organization that conducts research on workplace productivity and efficiency

A local agency that manages employee benefits and compensation

A non-profit group that advocates for workers' rights in the community

What does PLC stand for?

A Single Central Control Computer

What is a PLC comprised of?

CPU component and an I/O (Input/output) component

Memory module and a graphics card

Network Interface card and A hard drive

Power supply unit and A cooling fan

Definition: A tool or gripper attached to the end of a robotic arm.

End Effector (also called end-of-arm-tooling)

Power Supply (the energy source for the robot)

Sensor Array (used for environmental detection)

Base Station (the main control unit)

What exists to develop standards among 57 different areas of specializations?

CSA (Canadian Standards Association)

Pldac (provincial infectious diseases advisory committee)

Tssa (technical standards & safety act)

What is the governing body for safe installation of electrical wiring and equipment in the US?

National Electrical Code (NEC), also known as NFPA-70

International Organization for Standardization (ISO), also known as ISO-789

Federal Communications Commission (FCC), also known as FCC-123

American National Standards Institute (ANSI), also known as ANSI-456

Automated computers that coordinate signals between multiple pieces of equipment

Simple calculators used for basic arithmetic operations

Mechanical switches that control electrical circuits directly

Manual devices that require human input for operation and control

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Definition: a device that opens or closes a circuit

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fuse

swltch

hub

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Term: array

A) A collection of random items scattered around.

B) A sequence of numbers in a mathematical equation.

C) An arrangement of objects in equal rows.

D) A single object with multiple functions.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Term: LED

Inductor

Light Echo Detector

Zener Diode

Light Emitting Diode

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Definition: An electric circuit with only one path through which charge can flow

short circuit

closed circuit

series circuit

parallel circuit

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Definition: A device used to measure current (I) in a circuit

Voltmeter

Multimeter

Ammeter

Tachometer

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Definition: They are primarily used to hold components, move them, and release them accurately at a desired location.

gripper

finger

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30 sec • 1 pt

Term: Ohm's Law

V = IR

E = Qv

C = Qv

I = Vr

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Definition: a device that opens or closes a circuit

Term: array

Term: LED

Definition: An electric circuit with only one path through which charge can flow

Definition: A device used to measure current (I) in a circuit

Definition: They are primarily used to hold components, move them, and release them accurately at a desired location.

Term: Ohm's Law

Definition: a federal agency that administers and enforces civil rights laws against workplace discrimination

What is a bus? (Sometimes we think of a "bus" as a circuit board or an interface)

A mechanism in which power is transmitted by a continuous flexible belt (which, in this photo, is a rubber band that is found in a VEX Robotics kit)

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