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MBA IT, Mater in Science and Technology
Devry
Jul-1996 - Jul-2000
Professor
Devry University
Mar-2010 - Oct-2016
What is the slope of the overall gain Bode' plot between 1 and 10 rad/sec.
(1) -60 dB/decade (4) 0 dB/decade
(2) -40 dB/decade (5) +20 dB/decade
(3) -20 dB/decade
12. What is the gain margin?
(1) 10 dB ( 4) 35 dB
(2) 20 dB (5) 40 dB
(3) 2 5 dB
13. The Derivative controller responds only to changes in the error signal. It will not
produce a corrective signal if the system has a steady-state error.
(1) True (2). False
14. Derivative Controllers are never used alone. Proportional-Integral- Derivative
(PID) Controllers are the industry standard.
(1) True (2). False
15. The advantage of an integral controller in respect to an ON/OFF controller is that
an integral controller can drive the error to zero and maintain it at zero.
(1)True (2). False
16. In many applications the ON/OFF controller output is not acceptable. The output of
a proportional controller varies between fully ON and fully OFF depending on the
magnitude of the error signal. A proportional controller usually has a linear
response.
(1) True 2. False
17. What is the Laplace transform of f ( t ) = 10u( t )?
(1). F(s) = 20 (3). 2
20
s
F( s ) 
(2).
s
F s
10
( )  (4).
20
1


s
F( s )
18. What is the Laplace transform of f ( t ) = t F s e 2 ( ) 2 ï€ ï€½ ?
(1). F(s)  3 (3).
s
F( s )
3
ï€ 2

(2).
s
F( s )
2
3
 (4).
2
2
( )


s
F s
7
1 9 . A process controlled with a proportional controller will reduce the output change, but cannot
eliminate it.
(1). True (2). False. (3). True or False depending on the condition.
20. Apply the final value theorem to the following equation.
(0.1 0.0328)
0.0984


s
PV
(1). 0.984 (2). 0.0984 (3). 0 (4). No correct answer