a. Meter, sensor, and valve
b. Sensor, controller, and final control element
c. Sensor, transmitter, and thermostat
d. Controller, thermostat, and sensor
e. Thermostat, electronic controls, and furnace
An advantage of an electronic control system is that:
a. The controllers can accept a wide variety of inputs
b. They are inexpensive to operate
c. They are inexpensive to install
d. The controllers can be used outdoors
e. It is very compact
a. A process of automatically adjusting the setpoint of a controller.
b. Point in which the compensation effect is reversed in action.
c. System element that senses a variable other than the controlled variable.
d. Setting that indicates the effect a compensating sensor has on the main setpoint.
e. Entity that awards compensation after a workplace injury
a. Increases its output signal on an increased input signal
b. Increases its output signal on a decreased input signal
c. Only handles direct acting inputs
d. Only handles reverse acting inputs
e. Decreases its output signal on an increased input signal
a. Operated on variable current signals
b. Used to position an actuator
c. Cannot interpret variable voltage inputs
d. Operate only as on-off controls
e. Convert 2-poition inputs to proportional outputs