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Visible light.
Sound or ultrasound.
A dc electrical signal.
Mechanical torque.
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The resolution.
The azimuth.
The range.
The transform.
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A microphone
A radio antenna
A headset
All of the above are examples of transducers.
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An elastomer.
A fluxgate magnetometer.
A piezoelectric substance.
None of the above.
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Right over the observing station.
At close range, west of the observing station.
At close range, south of the observing station.
Far from the observing station, azimuth unknown.
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Is easily fooled by loud noises.
Cannot detect the presence of objects that reflect light.
Is sensitive to magnetic fields.
Is not easily fooled by stray sources of light.
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Can help a robot find its way around.
Requires the use of IR beacons.
Is generated using optical encoders.
Requires the use of a low-frequency RDF loop antenna.
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They both operate using IR energy.
They both employ loop antennas at the transmitting and receiving stations.
They both involve measurement of azimuth angles to determine the location of a transmitter.
They both involve measurement of distances to determine the location of a receiver.
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An elastomer pressure sensor.
A capacitive pressure sensor.
A dynamic microphone.
A piezoelectric microphone.
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A back-pressure transducer
A piezoelectric transducer
An elastomer pressure transducer
A capacitive pressure transducer
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A back-pressure sensor
A capacitive proximity sensor
A dynamic transducer
An optical shaft encoder
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An epipolar navigation system
The GPS
Loran
Forget it! There is no such thing.
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An ordinary lens.
A selsyn.
A log polar transform system.
Any of the above.
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Has torque that increases as its speed increases.
Resists applied torque when stopped with current going through its coils.
Has turning power that does not depend on the speed.
Is easily fooled by body capacitance.
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At the same speed as they travel in air.
At a slightly higher speed than they travel in air.
At a slightly lower speed than they travel in air.
Forget it! No form of acoustic wave can travel through a vacuum.
Electrostatic transducers.
Elastomer pressure sensors.
Capacitive pressure sensors.
All of the above.
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A piezoelectric transducer
A dynamic transducer
An optical shaft encoder
A capacitive proximity sensor
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A wooden chair.
A metal desk.
A large dog.
A steel post.
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A dynamic transducer
Epipolar navigation
Capacitive proximity sensing
None of the above
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