Foundations of technology final exam

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What is the order of systems in order to get outputs

Desired goal, input, process, output

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What are the different types of results

Desirable and undesirable, intended and unintended, immediate and delayed

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A direct relationship exists between the ____ and the _____

Need, output

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How many ways can outputs be categorized

Three

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Desired outputs

Outputs that benefit people

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Undesired outputs

The outputs that are not wanted

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Intended outputs

Products or services designed with a specific goal in mind

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Unintended outputs

Outputs that were not considered when the system was designed

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Immediate outputs

Products or services that have been designed for immediate use

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Delayed outputs

Various chemicals that have accumulated over decades and are harmful to the environment

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Control systems are created so that

Humans can reach their desired goal

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Feedback can be defined as

Using information from the output of the system to control or regulate the system

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How many different angles of internal control are there

Three

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Open-loop control system

Output information is not used to adjust the process

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Closed-loop control system

Uses feedback to adjust the processing

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Monitoring devices

Gather information about the action being controlled

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Process-operating information can be gathered ____

Using several types of monitoring devices

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Electrical or electronic sensors

Can be used to determine the frequency of or changes in electrical current or electromagnetic waves

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Thermal sensors

Can be used to determine changes in temperature

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Mechanical sensors

Can be used to determine the position of components, force applied, or movement of parts

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Optical sensors

Can be used to determine the level of light or changes in the intensity of light

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Magnetic (electromagnetic) sensors

Can be used to determine whether changes are occurring in the amount of current flowing in a circuit

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Comparisons can be ____ or ____

Analytical or judgemental

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Analytical systems

Systems that mathematically or scientifically make comparisons

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The analytical type of comparison is commonly used in _____

Closed-loop control systems

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Analytical systems try to remove ____ from the evaluation process

Human opinions

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Judgmental systems

Systems that use human opinions and values to enter into the control process

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Open-loop control systems require

Human judgement

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Adjusting devices

Devices that modify a system to produce better outputs

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Mechanical controllers

Use cams, levers, and other types of linkages to adjust machines or other devices

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Electromechanical controllers

Use electromagnetic coils and forces to move control linkages and operate switches

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Electrical and electronic controllers

Devices that control other devices to adjust the operation of machines

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Fluidic controllers

Adjusting devices that use fluids to adjust machines or other devices

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Manual control system

Systems that require humans to adjust the process

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Automatic control systems

Systems that can monitor, compare, and adjust a system without human interference

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External controls

Control from outside the system

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These problems and opportunities are divided into two major areas

System design problems and opportunities
Product design problems and opportunities

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System design deals with with

The arrangement of components to produce a desired result

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Product design deals with two areas

Manufactured products and constructed structures

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What is the goal of each

To ensure the product or structure

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Products and structures must be designed so they can be produced ______ and ______

Economically and efficiently

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Product and structure must be designed for

Function, production, marketing

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Preliminary solutions

Rough sketches, brainstorming, classification, what if scenarios, divergent broad thinking

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Isolating and refining the best solution

Refined sketches, convergent, narrow focused thinking

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Detailing the best solution

Sketches that communicate the information

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Pictorial sketches

Of or relating to the art of painting

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Oblique

Front view, easiest pictorial sketch, 45 degree lines

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2 types of oblique drawings

Cavalier oblique, cabinet oblique

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Cavalier oblique

Causes the sides and top to look deeper than they are

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Cabinet oblique

Type of drawing that shortens the lines to 1/2 their original lengths

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Isometric

Corner view, 120 degree lines

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Perspective

Sketches that show an object as the human eye or a camera would see it

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One point perspective

Shows an object as if you were directly in front of it

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Two point perspective

How an object would appear of you stood at one corner

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Three point perspective

Shows how the eye sees the length, width and height

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The appearance of a perspective drawing changes as the ______ changes

Horizon

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A model or simulation allows us to

Reduce complex mechanisms into an easily understood form

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Modeling/simulation is the process of

Imitating expected conditions to test design ideas

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Each model is designed to

Help people Understand what an artifact looks like and how it functions

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All models can be grouped into three areas

Graphic models, mathematical models, physical models

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Graphic models

Models used to explore ideas for components and systems

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Graphs

Allows designers to organize and plot data

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Charts

Models that show the relationship between people, actions, or operations

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Diagrams

Show the relationship between the components in a system

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Mathematical models

Show relationships in terms of formulas

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Physical models

Three dimensional representations of reality

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2 types of physical models exist

Mock-up, prototype

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Mock-up

An appearance model designed to show how a product or structure will look

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Prototype

A working model of a system, assembly, or product

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A scale model is proportional to

Actual size

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There are three types of three dimensional models

Wire frame, surface, solid