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Engineering Challenge Quiz

Test your engineering knowledge and skills with our challenging quiz designed for automotive and electrical enthusiasts! This quiz features 10 thought-provoking questions that delve into various topics such as vehicle dynamics, signal processing, and electromagnetic waves.

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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DrivingData321

A car is driving a Skidpad in the middle of the track. The car weights 250kg (incl. Driver) and produces addition 2kN of downforce at a speed of 100kph. The frictioncoefficient is 1,4. What minimum time is achievable?

Considered the slip ratio obtained in the previous question:

The car is braking and slipping because the slip ratio is negative.

The car is accelerating and slipping because the slip ratio is negative.

The car is braking and slipping because the slip ratio is positive.

The car is accelerating and slipping because the slip ratio is positive.

The car is braking and not slipping because the slip ratio is negative.

The car is braking and not slipping because the slip ratio is positive.

The car is accelerating and not slipping because the slip ratio is negative.

The car is accelerating and not slipping because the slip ratio is positive.

Which transfer function corresponds to the blue bode plot?

G(s)= 5/(s^2+2s+1)

G(s)= 1/(2s+1)

G(s)= 4/(s^2+4s+0,5)

G(s)= 2/(10s^2+s+1)

Which transfer function corresponds to the yellow bode plot?

G(s)= 5/(s^2+2s+1)

G(s)= 1/(2s+1)

G(s)= 4/(s^2+4s+0,5)

G(s)= 2/(10s^2+s+1)

Regarding the Trackdrive, which of the following statements is false?

Straights: No longer than 80 m

Constant Turns: up to 50 m diameter

Hairpin Turns: Minimum of 9 m outside diameter (of the turn)

The minimum track width is 3 m

The length of one lap is approximately 200 m to 500 m.

Starting order may be defined by the officials, based on previous dynamic event results

There will be at least one run consisting of ten laps.

After ten laps the vehicle must come to a full stop within 30 m behind the finish line on the track and enter the finish-state

10 points are awarded for every completed lap

Only 3 teams complete the Trackdrive event. Team 1 completes the 10 laps in 10min consuming 7kWh and regenerating 2kWh. Team 2 finishes the Trackdrive in a total time of 21min, consuming 4kWh and regenerating 1kWh. Your team completes it in 15min consuming 6,8kWh and regenerating 0,5kWh. Which is your final efficiency score?

Consider the red wave shown in Fig. E1.1. What is the wave’s (a) amplitude, (b) wavelength, and (c) frequency, given that its phase velocity is 6 m/s?

The electric field of a traveling electromagnetic wave is given by E(z,t) = 10 cos(π ×10^7 t +πz/15+π/6) (V/m). Which is the direction of wave propagation, wave frequency f , wavelength λ, and its phase velocity up?

-z ; f= 5MHz; λ = 20m ; up= 2,5e8 m/s

Z ; f= 7MHz; λ = 30m ; up= 1,5e8 m/s

-z ; f= 7MHz; λ = 30m ; up= 0,5e8 m/s

Z ; f= 5MHz; λ = 30m ; up= 3,5e8 m/s

-z ; f= 5MHz; λ = 30m ; up= 1,5e8 m/s

Z ; f= 5MHz; λ = 20m ; up= 1,5e8 m/s

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