The Design Process
Circuits
Fluid Power
Projectile Motion
Miscellaneous
100

Two steps of the design process

What is Defining the problem, Generate concepts, Develop solution, Construct and test, Evaluate solution, Present solution?

100

Anything in a circuit that uses electricity

What is a load?

100

Form of fluid power that uses a gas.

What is pneumatics? 

100

An object's speed and direction of motion 

What is velocity?

100

2 or more simple machines working together

What is a compound machine?

200

Sketching falls under this step

What is Generate concepts?

200


What is a battery or power source?

200

Controls flow of fluid in system

What is a valve? 

200

Acceleration value of 9.81 m/s2

What is acceleration due to gravity?

200

The twisting force applied to an object

What is torque? 

300

A tool used to help make choices on material, overall design, and cost.

What is a decision matrix?

300

A device wired in series within circuit to measure current

What is a ammeter?

300

Overcomes the resistance to flow

What is pressure?

300

The term for velocity at the time something is launched

What is initial velocity?

300

The ratio can be displayed as 3:1 to describe a mechanical advantage. 

What is gear ratio?

400

There are this many steps in the PLTW design process

What is 6?

400

Stays consistent in a parallel circuit 

What is voltage?

400

Is equal to Gallons per minute x PSI

What is horse power?

400

The vertical velocity at the top of a projectiles parabola 

What is zero m/s or ft/s?

400

Objects center of gravity or center of mass

What is a centroid? 

500

A acceptable range outside of a products specific value

What is a Tolerance?

500

The sum of the currents into a _____ equal the sum of the currents out of a _____

What is a node?

500

States energy can not be destroyed just change forms

What is the law of conservation of energy? 

500

At the peak of a projectile's trajectory the velocity only vertical or horizontal?

Horizontal only
500

Visual representation of force and an objects interaction. 

What is a free body diagram?