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Sensors convert physical quantities into electrical signals as inputs for a control system, while actuators convert electrical signals into physical outputs like motion or force. The document defines sensors and actuators, identifies common types of each, and discusses their roles in robotics as input and output devices that allow a system to monitor and control its environment.
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- 2. Objectives: Define Sensor and Actuator Identify Sensors and Actuators Appreciate Sensors and Actuators in Robotics
- 3. converts physical quantities and characteristics into electrical signals. SENSOR
- 4. converts electrical signals into physical action such as force and motion. ACTUAT OR
- 5. Activity 1:
- 6. It acts as an input device in any control system and placed in input port SENSOR
- 7. It acts as an output device in a control system and placed in output port OR
- 8. It takes input from environment and senses surroundings condition. SENSOR
- 9. It takes input from output signal conditioning unit of system. OR
- 10. It gives output to input signal conditioning unit of system to convert into electrical form. SENSOR
- 11. It gives output to environment and makes impact on load to control parameters. OR
- 12. It gives information to the system about environment condition to monitor and control. SENSOR
- 13. It accepts command from system to deliver physical action. OR
- 14. They are often used to measure process pressure, temperature, fluid levels, flow, vibration, speed etc. SENSOR
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