DV006
Engineering Knowledge Assessment
Test your engineering expertise with this comprehensive quiz designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike. Covering a range of topics from electrical engineering to physics and vehicle dynamics, this quiz will challenge your knowledge and sharpen your skills.
Key Features:
- 10 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice format
- Instant feedback on your answers
The electrical department needs to calculate a low pass filter for the analog signal of the brake system pressure sensor. The sampling time is 1,14ms. Which couple of R and L values are wrong due to the alias effect.
R=200 ohms; L=0,137H
R=220 ohms; L=0,076H
R=420 ohms; L=0,172H
R=200 ohms; L=0,212H
Calculate the slip angle if l= 1,6m; a= 0,9m; delta=30º. The IMU output values are : Vx= 5m/s ; Vy= 4m/s ; Vz= 0m/s.
39,05º
35,15º
30º
38,65º
36,55º
37,90º
An optical sensor is used to measure the speed of your car. At the end of the acceleration, speeds are normally distributed with a mean of 90 km/h and a standard deviation of 10 km/h. What is the probability that at a certain instant your car is travelling at more than 100 km/h?
0,1587
0,8413
0,1455
0,8545
0,1323
0,0500
0,0899
If a full cylinder with a mass of 2kg has an Inertia of Iz = 0,0324 kg·m^2, and Ix=0,04995 kg·m^2. What is the Iy of a full cylinder with the same mass but half the height? [kg·m^2]
0,0247
0,0435
0,0246
0,0249
0,0499
A inductor with a resistor of 5 ohm is applied by a potential of 4 V. The current raises in 0,3 s from 0 A to 0,8 A. What is the energy after 2 Seconds? (two decimal in Ws)
1,48
2,04
2,14
3,58
4,99
5,92
6,89
7,00
Considering the height of a yellow cone used in FSG Driverless last year, which is the distance d? (hbb= 5mm; f= 100mm)
6,5m
5,0m
6,6m
7,3 m
6,4m
7,2m
Your team participated in the Cost event. You scored the maximum points for Format and Accuracy of Documents, Knowledge of Documents and Vehicle and Realism of the CBOM. In the Discussion Part 2 “Cost Understanding” you only scored half the punctuation and you were missing 2 assemblies in your BOM. Obviously, you did not go to the finals and you know the team you are sharing box with scored 94 points. They also tell you, that they were super super close to going to the finals. Which is your final Cost Scoring?
60
55
65,69
65
60,33
70
55,39
Regarding the certainty and falsehood of the following statements, which one is different to the others?
Mounting plates welded to the roll hoops must be at least 2 mm thick steel or 3 mm thick aluminum, dependent of the roll hoop material.
For any laminate in the primary structure or the TS accumulator container, the maximum weight content of parallel fibers, relative to the weight of all fibers in the laminate, is 50 %. All fibers laid within orientation +/-10° count as parallel in this case.
For Non-welded strength for continuous material calculations, Ultimate Strength (Su) = 365 MPa
The vehicle must have a wheelbase of at least 1525 mm.
For wet tires there is a minimum tread depth of 2,4 mm.
The TSAL has to be within the envelope but not its mounting.
Activities on the Tractive System (TS), except for the accumulator must take place in the pit.
What is the minimum Intensity an Inductance with 6 mH has when it is connected to a power adapter (12V) with a series resistance of 5 mOhm, when the Inductance has a tolerance of +/- 15% after 20ms?
4,660 mA
4,663 mA
3,455 mA
3,453 mA
3,555 mA
Regarding the BSPD
A standalone programmable circuit, the BSPD, must open the shutdown circuit.
The shutdown circuit must remain open until power cycling the LVMS or the BSPD may reset itself if the opening condition is no longer present for more than 8 s.
The action of opening the shutdown circuit must occur if the implausibility is persistent for more than 200 ms.
To detect hard braking, a brake system pressure sensor must be used. The threshold must be chosen such that there are no locked wheels and the brake pressure is ≤ 30 bar.
The BSPD is part of the shut down circuit (normally closed).
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