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MECH870TrainerLAP3Homework

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Pick and place manipulators are non-servo devices that use pneumatic actuators to move parts from one place to another.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 2. 

Three types of material feeding systems used in manufacturing are ASRS, _______, and non-servo pick and place manipulators.
a.
automatic parts feeder
c.
servo robot
b.
pneumatic cylinders
d.
AGV
 

 3. 

A powered parts feeder typically includes a _____, a cylinder to push the part out to the pickup location, and a sensor to indicate when there are no more parts.
a.
magazine
c.
robot
b.
conveyer
d.
pick and place manipulator
 

 4. 

The gripping or holding force of the vacuum gripper relies on ____________.
a.
cup size
c.
the part being gripped
b.
amount of vacuum applied
d.
A and B
 

 5. 

A vacuum switch converts a sensed pressure or vacuum into a(n) _______ signal that can be used as an input to a controller.
a.
analog
c.
discrete
b.
remote
d.
input
 

 6. 

Shock absorbers convert the kinetic energy of an acutuator into ________ that is transferred through its body to the atmosphere.
a.
electrical energy
c.
magnetic energy
b.
thermal energy
d.
mechanical energy
 

 7. 

A typical powered parts feeder includes a single-solenoid dcv, a ______ to dispense parts, and a chute to hold the parts.
a.
single-acting cylinder
c.
spring-return cylinder
b.
double-acting cylinder
d.
none of the above
 

 8. 

A 2-axis pick and place manipulator has two acutuators, which typically move in the ______ planes.
a.
Y and Z
c.
X and Z
b.
X and Y
d.
Y and X
 

 9. 

A pick and place feeding station typicall combines the use of a powered parts feeder and a ______________.
a.
magazine
c.
robot
b.
conveyer
d.
pick and place manipulator
 

 10. 

The three most common operating modes for a pick and place feeding station are _________.
a.
auto, manual, reset
c.
manual, fms, reset
b.
auto, manual, fms
d.
auto, reset, fms
 



 
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