Kismet – robot which resembles
human expression.
Pleo – robot dinosaur
Anthropomorphic Robot – can move
much like person’s arm.
Strobotac – measure rapid speed.
Domain theory – electron spin theory
DC motor resistance – 0.05 to 0.5
ohms
Electrolytic capacitor – 500v
High Frequency resistance welding –
100000 Hz to 5000000 Hz.
Electric motor – widely used actuator
and most common actuator
Prime Mover – driving force of
generators.
Elementary Generator – type of
generator consists of a single coil
rotated in the magnetic field.
Compensating windings and interpoles
– counter act the effects of armature
reaction.
Salient-Pole rotor – low speed
alternators
Slip – difference in speed between the
rotors which is less than the speed of
the rotating field.
Automated inspection – the used of
anyone of several techniques to
determined the presence or absence of
features.
Automation – automatically controlled
operation.
Axis – traveled path in space.
Bangbang robot – motion are
controlled by driving each axis or
degree of freedom against a
mechanical limit stop.
Base – platform or structure which
robot arm is attached.
Cycle – automatic work for robot.
Fixed-stop robot – a robot with stop
point control but no trajectory control
Floor mounted Robot – base is
attached to the floor or bench.
Gripper – grasping hand of robot.
Gantry robot – minimum of 3gedrees
of freedom and normally not exceeding
6
Payload – maximum weight that robot
can handle.
Yaw – angular displacement.
0.1% - stray capacitance of a DC
motor.
Barrater – bolometer which increase
resistance which dissipated power
increase.
Thermistor – bolometer which
decrease resistance when dissipated
power increase.
Air Muscle – simple yet powerful that
provides pull force and resembles
human muscle.
Load Action – current flow when no
load condition.
Advantage of aluminum on long
distance transmission lines – light and
reduces chroma.
Perception – 0 -1 mA 60Hz AC, 1 – 4
mA DC
Surprise - 1 -4 mA 60Hz AC, 4 – 15
mA DC
Reflex Action - 4 -21 mA 60Hz AC, 15
– 80 mA DC
Muscular Inhibition - 21 -40 mA 60Hz
AC, 80 – 160 mA DC
Respiratory Failure - 40 -100 mA 60Hz
AC, 160 -300mA DC
Fatal - 100 mA and above 60Hz AC,
over 300 mA
IN368 – orange blue and gray color
bands
300 ohms – resistance of human body
100 ohms – resistance of human from
temple to temple with broken skin
Induction bridge – measures unknown
inductance
Capacitance bridge – measure
unknown capacitance
Wheatstone bridge – measures
unknown resistance
CO2 – extinguisher of electrical
equipment with fire
GaAs – compound
Pentode – three grids vacuum tube
Welding – combination of two metals
or thermoplastic
Elbow – connection between forearm
and upper arm
SCARA robots – Used in Assembly
Bobbin – aluminum case of the
woundwire
Oscilloscope – can show time domain
Phase angle of 45degrees – when Xc/R
equals 1
Lead Acid Cell – anode is lead
peroxide, cathode is sponge lead
Silver-Zinc – anode is silver oxide,
cathode is Zinc
NiCad cell – anode is hydroxide,
cathode is cadmium hydroxide
Silver-Cadmium – anode is silver-
oxide, cathode is cadmium hydroxide
Generator – produces electricy with
used of magnetic
Battery – produce electricity with use
of chemical
Selenium – used commonly in solar
cell
Flash memory – fastest memory
Cable – are braid to prevent
interference
Oxidation – is the process of
destroying the structures of metal in
the form of rust.
EPROM – must be removed to erase
the memory
ROM – easy to read but hard to store
RAM – easy to read and store
Step-down Transformer – when the
primary winding is greater than the
secondary winding
Pure Argon – TIG
Carl Zener – Zener Diode
Leo Esaki – Tunnel Diode
Heptode – 1 tube, 5 grids
Electroactive Polymer – class of plastic
that change shape when stimulated by
electric current
Forearm – elbow to wrist
Enamel Insulated Wire – magnet wire
Horse shoe magnet – measuring circuit
Ring Magnet – computer memory
Translation – movement – parallel
2/3 heat – positive electrode
Zero Temperature Coefficient – term
describe a material whose resistant
remain constant with change in
temperature
Domain Theory – electron spin in one
direction than in the other
Voltage Divider – bleeder current is
usually 10% rule of thumb
Braid – weaving of metal of cloth
material
Corona – the discharge of electricity
from a conductor with a high potential
Flux – material that removes oxides
from surfaces to be joined by welding
Thermal Inertia – the capacity of a
soldering iron to maintain satisfactory
soldering temperature while giving up
heat to the material being soldered
Self Healing – Oil will tend to reseal
the hole caused by arcing
Electric Shock – shaking sensation
from contact with electricity
Polarization – effect of hydrogen
surrounding the anode of a cell which
increases the intenval resistance of the
cell
Hydrometer – provides the mean to
check the specific gravity of electrolyte
20 years – shelf life of lithium organic
cell of lithium inorganic cell
Floating Charge – sometimes referred
to as trickle charge
Floating Charge – accomplished by
low current
Fast charge – used when a battery must
be recharge in the shortest possible
time
High efficiency – is achieved when the
resistance of the load is high with
respect to the resistance of the source
0.1A – a fatal shock can occur
30V – sufficient voltage which cauding
current to be fatal
Coulomb’s Law – law of electric
charges or the law of electrostatic
attraction.
Shielding – metallic covering used to
prevent magnetic or electromagnetic
field from affecting an object
Band Reject – block narrow band
allow above of below
Colpitts – oscillator using tapped
capacitor
Hartley – oscillator using tapped
inductor
Armstrong – oscillator using tickler
coil for feedback
Frequency Stability – is measure of the
degree to which a constant frequency
output is approached
Amplitude stability – of transistor
oscillator indicates the amount by
which actual amplitude varies from the
desired output
Split capacitors – features of colpitts
oscillator
Leading Edge – left side of the pulse
Trailing edge – right side of the pulse
Windage Loss – no load loss
1/64 – lamination thickness of the core
An increase in frequency of magnetron
– achievable power output is decrease
Klystron – high power
Vidicon – high sensitivity
Frequency Synthesizer – uses divider
Tone control – graphic equalizer
JFET biased beyond pinch off in power
amplifiers
Zener Voltage – Avalanche voltage
TTL – least propagation delay
Diode detector – found in RF radio
receivers
JFET in different triode – JFET needs
more voltage
Comparator – checks for input level
difference
In RS flip flop, R = 0, S = 0 output is
the same
In RS flip flop, R = 1, S = 1 output is
the absurd
Zero moment point – used by Honda,
used in balancing
In EXX00, the first two or first three
number is the tensile strength
expressed in thousand of pounds per
squared inch
E7018 – Hydrogen….
E6010 – supply came from DCSP
EXX1X – in all dirextion
EXX2X – horizontal and flat
EXX3X – Flat
Carbon arc welding – aldest and first in
arc welding
MIG – GMAW, inactive component,
Metal inert Gas
MAG – metal active Gas
Gantry Robot – rectilinear
5 Intervals – Squeeze Interval
Weld Interval
Hold Interval
Release Interval
Standby Interval
Heat sub interval – when there is
current produced in weld interval
Cool sub interval – when there is no
current produced in weld interval
IMPATT – diode found inradio
transmitter
Amplidyne – DC motor amplifier, gain
is 10,000

Soldering – below 450 degrees Celsius

Magnetic Audio – parallel

Advantage of Submerged Arc Welding

– soft beads, deep penetration, high
current

Lower left of ohmmeter – function

Lower center of ohmmeter – range

MIG – ac cannot be used

Saw – either AC or DC

Salient pole – slower speed alternator

Contact – produces DC to alternator

Initial charge – low long charge

Forge welding – oldest welding

Solid State Welding – below at melting

temperature

Resistance spot welding – one spot

Resistance Projection welding – metal

Kuka spot – 6 degrees of freedom

1mil – thickness of magnetic tape

Reversed bias PN junction –

independent from frequency

Manganin – shunts are usually made of

Fidelity – faithful reproduction of

signal in an amplifier