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This document contains a set of 50 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) focused on Measurements and Instrumentation, formatted in the style of SJVN exams. The questions cover various topics, including types of instruments, their characteristics, and measurement principles. Each question presents four options, from which the correct answer is to be determined.

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Here'S: Chatgpt Said: Set 2 of 50 Mcqs On Measurements and Instrumentation

This document contains a set of 50 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) focused on Measurements and Instrumentation, formatted in the style of SJVN exams. The questions cover various topics, including types of instruments, their characteristics, and measurement principles. Each question presents four options, from which the correct answer is to be determined.

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ChatGPT said:

Here’s Set 2 of 50 MCQs on Measurements and Instrumentation (without answers, in SJVN exam style):

Measurements and Instrumentation – MCQ Set 2 (Q51–Q100)

Q51. Which of the following is an example of a primary standard?


(a) Mercury column barometer
(b) Spring balance
(c) Ammeter
(d) Voltmeter

Q52. The term “accuracy” of an instrument refers to:


(a) The smallest measurable quantity
(b) Closeness to the true value
(c) Freedom from random errors
(d) Sensitivity of the instrument

Q53. Sensitivity of an instrument is defined as:


(a) Output/input ratio
(b) Ratio of full-scale deflection to input
(c) Change in output per unit change in input
(d) Least count

Q54. Which of the following is not a static characteristic of an instrument?


(a) Accuracy
(b) Repeatability
(c) Responsiveness
(d) Sensitivity

Q55. The instrument which stores energy during operation is called:


(a) Absolute instrument
(b) Secondary instrument
(c) Deflection type instrument
(d) Integrating instrument

Q56. Which of the following is an absolute instrument?


(a) Wattmeter
(b) Tangent galvanometer
(c) Energy meter
(d) Electrodynamometer

Q57. A galvanometer can be converted into an ammeter by:


(a) Connecting a shunt resistance in series
(b) Connecting a shunt resistance in parallel
(c) Connecting a series resistance
(d) Using a current transformer

Q58. A voltmeter should always be connected:


(a) In parallel with load
(b) In series with load
(c) Across current source
(d) Across shunt resistance

Q59. The deflection of a moving coil instrument is proportional to:


(a) Current through the coil
(b) Voltage applied
(c) Square of current
(d) Resistance of coil

Q60. Which of the following is a disadvantage of PMMC instruments?


(a) Cannot measure AC
(b) High power consumption
(c) Low sensitivity
(d) Non-linear scale

Q61. A dynamometer type wattmeter can be used for:


(a) Only DC power
(b) Only AC power
(c) Both AC and DC power
(d) Power factor measurement

Q62. The creep in energy meters is minimized by:


(a) Adjusting friction compensation
(b) Using a shading loop
(c) Drilling holes in the disc
(d) Using a brake magnet

Q63. The shadow pole in an induction instrument is used for:


(a) Eliminating stray magnetic fields
(b) Increasing torque
(c) Reducing eddy current
(d) Power factor correction

Q64. Phantom loading is used for:


(a) Small energy meters
(b) High current energy meters
(c) Inductance measurement
(d) Resistance calibration

Q65. Which instrument is based on thermal expansion?


(a) Hot-wire instrument
(b) Electrodynamometer
(c) Thermocouple voltmeter
(d) LVDT

Q66. The main disadvantage of an electrostatic voltmeter is:


(a) High current consumption
(b) Low range
(c) Cannot measure DC
(d) Very fragile construction

Q67. A ballistic galvanometer measures:


(a) Steady currents
(b) Impulse charge
(c) RMS current
(d) Peak voltage

Q68. Which device is used for accurate measurement of small currents?


(a) Thermistor
(b) Moving coil galvanometer
(c) Hot-wire meter
(d) PMMC voltmeter

Q69. Which instrument is used to measure very small resistances?


(a) Megger
(b) Kelvin bridge
(c) Wheatstone bridge
(d) Schering bridge

Q70. The Megger is an instrument for measuring:


(a) Very small resistances
(b) High resistance and insulation
(c) Medium resistance
(d) Energy

Q71. The Q-meter is primarily used for measuring:


(a) Quality factor of coils
(b) Frequency
(c) Resistance
(d) Energy

Q72. The working principle of a digital frequency counter is based on:


(a) Voltage measurement
(b) Time interval counting
(c) Resistance measurement
(d) Capacitance measurement

Q73. Which instrument uses a thermocouple junction?


(a) Hot-wire meter
(b) Electrostatic voltmeter
(c) Thermocouple voltmeter
(d) PMMC instrument

Q74. In a CRO, the horizontal deflection plates control:


(a) Voltage
(b) Time base
(c) Brightness
(d) Gain

Q75. Which device is commonly used as a display element in digital instruments?


(a) PMMC meter
(b) LED or LCD
(c) Analog pointer
(d) Photodiode
Q76. What is the function of a sample-and-hold circuit?
(a) Convert analog to digital
(b) Store and hold voltage for a period
(c) Reduce noise
(d) Display analog signal

Q77. A dual-slope A/D converter is preferred because:


(a) It is faster
(b) It rejects noise better
(c) It is cheaper
(d) It requires no clock signal

Q78. The resolution of a 10-bit ADC is:


(a) 1/512
(b) 1/1024
(c) 1/256
(d) 1/2048

Q79. A DAC converts:


(a) Voltage to current
(b) Digital signals to analog signals
(c) Analog to digital signals
(d) Current to voltage

Q80. Which transducer is based on the Hall effect?


(a) Magnetic field sensor
(b) Temperature sensor
(c) Pressure sensor
(d) Vibration sensor

Q81. The thermopile sensor is used for measuring:


(a) Voltage
(b) Infrared radiation
(c) Mechanical stress
(d) Pressure

Q82. A photodiode works on:


(a) Thermal expansion
(b) Photovoltaic effect
(c) Hall effect
(d) Seebeck effect

Q83. Which is a disadvantage of strain gauges?


(a) High sensitivity
(b) Temperature dependence
(c) Wide frequency response
(d) Compact size

Q84. LVDT is used for measurement of:


(a) Temperature
(b) Displacement
(c) Current
(d) Voltage
Q85. Tachometers are used to measure:
(a) Torque
(b) Rotational speed
(c) Current
(d) Resistance

Q86. Which flowmeter is based on electromagnetic induction?


(a) Orifice meter
(b) Venturi meter
(c) Rotameter
(d) Electromagnetic flowmeter

Q87. Which transducer is suitable for measuring dynamic pressure?


(a) Strain gauge
(b) Piezoelectric sensor
(c) LVDT
(d) Thermistor

Q88. Which of the following is a passive transducer?


(a) Thermistor
(b) Photodiode
(c) LVDT
(d) Piezoelectric crystal

Q89. The principle of operation of RTD is:


(a) Change in resistance with temperature
(b) Electromagnetic induction
(c) Change in capacitance with temperature
(d) Thermal expansion

Q90. Which instrument measures noise levels?


(a) Hygrometer
(b) Sound level meter
(c) Lux meter
(d) Thermopile

Q91. The output of a thermocouple is in the form of:


(a) Resistance
(b) Voltage
(c) Current
(d) Capacitance

Q92. The bandwidth of a CRO depends on:


(a) Sweep generator
(b) Deflection plates
(c) Amplifier bandwidth
(d) Power supply

Q93. Which of the following is a digital instrument?


(a) Thermocouple voltmeter
(b) Digital multimeter
(c) PMMC voltmeter
(d) Hot-wire instrument
Q94. The term "hysteresis error" in an instrument means:
(a) Difference between upscale and downscale readings
(b) Random variations
(c) Instrument calibration error
(d) Temperature error

Q95. In a bridge circuit, balance is obtained when:


(a) Voltage is maximum
(b) No current flows through detector
(c) Current is maximum
(d) Impedance is zero

Q96. Which of the following is not a bridge for inductance measurement?


(a) Maxwell bridge
(b) Anderson bridge
(c) Hay’s bridge
(d) Schering bridge

Q97. The purpose of damping torque in measuring instruments is:


(a) Reduce oscillations
(b) Increase deflection
(c) Increase sensitivity
(d) Reduce accuracy

Q98. The torque required to rotate the pointer to zero position is:
(a) Deflecting torque
(b) Controlling torque
(c) Damping torque
(d) Frictional torque

Q99. Which instrument is used for measuring high insulation resistance?


(a) Kelvin bridge
(b) Megger
(c) Wheatstone bridge
(d) CRO

Q100. Which of the following is a secondary instrument?


(a) Tangent galvanometer
(b) Dead-weight tester
(c) Wattmeter
(d) Mercury column barometer

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