SRI RAMAKRISHNA ENGINEERING COLLEGE
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VATTAMALAIPALAYAM, N.G.G.O. COLONY POST, COIMBATORE – 641 022.
Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
Internal Test – II
Date 12.05.2025 Department EIE
Semester II Class/section CSE, IT, M.Tech (CSE)
Duration 2:00 Hours Maximum marks 50
Course Code &Title:20EI202 & Sensors and its Applications
Course Outcomes Addressed:
CO3: Explain the data collection and processing for data analytics.
CO4: Identify the suitable sensor for appropriate applications.
Questions Cognitive
Level/CO
PART – A (Answer All Questions) (10*1 =10 Marks)
1. _________ approach relies heavily on historical data and statistical models for data U/ CO3
acquisition.
a) Model-driven b) Data-driven c) Real-time data d) Batch
acquisition processing
2. In data-driven data acquisition, ________ is the primary source of decision-making. R/ CO3
a) Predefined models b) Real-time data c) Expert opinions d) Historical
analysis data records
3. ________ is the collection of facts of figures which are the raw material processed. R/ CO3
a) Model b) Data c) Information d) Acquisition
4. __________ is the process of summarizing raw data and displaying the same in U/CO3
compact form for further analysis.
a) Editing b) Coding c) Tabulation d) Validation
5. _________ temperature sensors enable accurate non-contact temperature R/ CO4
measurement in medical applications
a) Thermocouple b) Thermistor c) Infrared d) RTD
6. __________ sensor is most commonly used to measure amount of water content in U/ CO4
the air
a) Temperature b)Ultrasonic c) Humidity d)Pressure
7. The primary function of a _________ in a smartphone to sense the user's touch by U/CO4
measuring the change in capacitance.
a) Touch sensor b) Gyroscope c) Proximity d) Tilt sensor
8. The process of converting the data into a usable information is known as _________. R/CO3
9. A gyroscope in a smartphone to measure the ________ of the device. R/CO4
10. To detect the position of a rotating component in a magnetic environment ________ U/CO4
sensor is utilized.
PART – B (Answer All Questions) (5*2 =10 Marks) Cognitive
Level/CO
11. Interpret the list of components involved in the model driven data acquisition system U/CO3
with neat sketch.
12. Infer the steps involved in the preparation of data before processing. U/CO3
13. Mention the types of sensors that are utilized for measuring the contaminations in the U/CO4
environment.
14. Differentiate between the surface capacitive touchscreen and projected capacitive U/CO4
touchscreen.
15. A car manufacturer is designing a more fuel-efficient engine based on the rotational Ap/CO4
speed and position of the crankshaft. Determine the sensor that can be used for the
measurement of the rotational force.
PART – C (3*10 = 30 Marks)
16. A manufacturing company wants to monitor and improve the performance of its CNC Ap/CO3
machines. To track real-time parameters such as spindle speed, temperature,
vibration, and power consumption, sensors are connected to the machine. Predict the
objectives of the data acquisition system for acquiring the data from the sensor and
convert it into a usable information.
Any Two Questions
17. In a higher secondary class, the teacher is planning to automate the process of An/ CO3
generating report cards for students. Deduce the key steps involved in the data
processing for such an automated system. Consider the stages of data collection,
validation, calculation of grades, and final report generation. Additionally, discuss the
potential challenges that might arise during each step and how they can be addressed
to ensure accurate and efficient report card generation.
18. A team is developing an autonomous vehicle that requires sensors to detect nearby Ap/ CO4
objects and obstacles, ensuring safe navigation in a busy urban environment. Develop
a system using a sensor that uses ultrasound to identify objects be used in the
autonomous vehicle for proximity sensing.
19. A company is designing a wearable fitness tracker for athletes that can monitor U/ CO4
oxygen levels during workouts and measure the blood oxygen level before and after
exercise to track cardiovascular health. Infer the working of the pulse oximeter sensor
for the measurement of blood pressure.
S.No. Cognitive Level addressed Marks Percentage
1. Remember (R) 05 08
2. Understand (U) 23 38
3. Apply (Ap) 22 37
4. Analyze (An) 10 17
5. Evaluate (E) - -
6. Create (C) - -
Total 60 100
Course Instructor Programme Assessment Committee IQAC-Director HOD/EIE
Dr.D.Devasena, Asso.Prof Dr.V.Rukkumani,Asso. Prof/EIE Dr.K.Srinivasan Dr.K.Srinivasan
Dr.Y.Dharshan, AP (Sl.G)
Mrs.T.Anitha, AP (Sl.G)
Mrs.R.Kiruba, AP (Sr.G)
Mr.C.Mathan, AP (OG)
Ms.M.Saranya, AP (OG)