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HMI/ SCADA Fundamentals MIDTERM EXAMINATION I. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word/words that would make the statement true. 1. The main purpose of industrial automation is ______________ __________________________ ___. 2. HMI’s are operator interface terminals where people ________________with machines. 3. PLC’s are used to control various types of _____________________ and _____________________. 4. For factory or machine automation, output is quantified in ____________ _______________________. 5. __________________________ __are capable of displaying high resolutions and animation. 6. __________________________ __ is a computer based control systems that monitor and control industrial processes 7. Encoders are used as _____________ for motion controls. 8. Up counters CTU of S7-200, contact transition happens when the count value reach _______________. 9. For process automation, output is quantified in __________________ _________________________. 10. _____________________ _____ is a control system in which the control elements are not in central location. 11. _____________________ _____ refers to the hardware, software and protocols that would allow

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HMI/ SCADA Fundamentals MIDTERM EXAMINATION

I. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word/words that would make the statement true.

1. The main purpose of industrial automation is ______________ _____________________________.

2. HMI’s are operator interface terminals where people ________________with machines.

3. PLC’s are used to control various types of _____________________ and _____________________.

4. For factory or machine automation, output is quantified in ____________ _______________________.

5. ____________________________are capable of displaying high resolutions and animation.

6. ____________________________ is a computer based control systems that monitor and control industrial processes

7. Encoders are used as _____________ for motion controls.

8. Up counters CTU of S7-200, contact transition happens when the count value reach _______________.

9. For process automation, output is quantified in __________________ _________________________.

10. __________________________ is a control system in which the control elements are not in central location.

11. __________________________ refers to the hardware, software and protocols that would allow exchange of data between industrial automation components.

12. __________________________ are limited only in displaying texts and ASCII characters.

13. Software based HMI’s normally requires ______________________ software aside from configuration software.

14. ____________________________ are high-end sensors that is capable of distinguishing between colors, shape, size , text, characters, orientation, profiles and other physically distinguishable traits.

15. In creating ladder from SFC’s, the ______________________ activates the current step while deactivating the previous step when the corresponding transition becomes true.

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16. In the set-reset command of S7-200, the number below the coil indicates the ____________________________.

17. Down counters CTD of S7-200, contact transition happens when the count value reach _______________.

18. ________________________ are identical with PLC’s in most aspects

but is not capable of arithmetic functions.

19. ___________________________ are flow representation of a sequential system representing steps as boxes.

20. Up-Down counters CTUD of S7-200, contact transition happens when the count value reach _______________.

II. ENUMERATION

1. Classification of Industrial Automation Systemsa. _____________________________b. _____________________________

2. Components of Industrial Automationa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________e. _____________________________

3. Other terminologies for HMI’sa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________

4. Classification of Actuatorsa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________

5. Advantages of using HMI’sa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________

d. _____________________________e. _____________________________

6. Purpose of Interfacesa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________e. _____________________________

7. Types of Controllersa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________e. _____________________________f. _____________________________g. _____________________________h. _____________________________

8. Types of HMIa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________

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9. Classification of Sensorsa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________e. _____________________________

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10. Types of Proximity Sensorsa. _____________________________b. _____________________________

11. Functions of a PLCa. _____________________________b. _____________________________c. _____________________________d. _____________________________e. _____________________________

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III. PRACTICAL EXAMINATION