Switches & Controls
Proximity & Photo Sensors
Temperature & Flow
Pressure & Measurement
Applications & Concepts
100

These multiposition switches connect more than one set of contacts.

What are selector switches?

100

These switches detect solid or liquid material without making physical contact.

What are proximity limit switches?

100

These temperature sensors increase resistance as temperature rises.

What are RTDs?

100

These gauges use a C-shaped tube to measure pressure.

What are Bourdon tube gauges?

100

These devices are made of solid material and control electron flow without moving parts.

What are solid-state devices?

200

These switches detect an object when physical contact is made.

What are mechanical limit switches?

200

These proximity switches use an oscillating magnetic field to detect ferrous metals.

What are inductive proximity switches?

200

These temperature sensors generate a small DC millivoltage from two dissimilar metals.

What are thermocouples?

200

These gauges use a thin metal membrane to move the indicator assembly.

What are diaphragm gauges?

200

This type of proximity switch is best for detecting fluid inside a carton.

What is a capacitive proximity switch?

300

These switches detect the pressure of air, water, oil, or other media.

What are pressure switches?

300

These photoelectric sensors have separate transmitter and receiver units.

What are through-beam photoelectric sensors?

300

These flowmeters use a propeller and magnetic pickup sensor to measure flow.

What are turbine flowmeters?

300

Micro limit switches commonly have this amperage range.

What is 1 to 20 amps?

300

These signals provide the positive connection or DC voltage to a PLC input module.

These signals provide the positive connection or DC voltage to a PLC input module.

400

These switches detect the flow of liquids or gases through a pipe or duct.

What are flow switches?

400

These photoelectric sensors use one assembly with a reflector to return the light.

What are retroreflective photoelectric sensors?

400

These flowmeters use a disk that deflects with fluid flow to generate a signal.

What are target flowmeters?

400

These sensors emit and receive sound instead of light.

What are ultrasonic sensors?

400

These switches detect the level of liquids, slurries, powders, or paste.

What are level switches?

500

These switches automatically activate normally open or normally closed contacts when they sense a physical condition.

What are automatic switches?

500

These devices change the state of their contacts when an object applies enough force.

What are limit switches?

500

Monitoring motor amperage for robot impact detection has these three disadvantages.

What are the systems are complex and require high-level math, noise can cause false shutdowns, and excessive payload weight can cause shutdowns?

500

These switches detect the temperature of a solid, liquid, or gas.

What are temperature switches?

500

These statements describe the limitations of using motor current to detect collisions in robotic systems.

What are the systems are complex and require high-level math, noise can cause false shutdowns, and excessive payload weight can cause shutdowns?

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