(a) Choose sensors, from the list below, to be used in the following situations, and explain your choice. Sensors: A) Thermistor; B) Piezoelectric crystal; C) Bimetallic strip; D) Thermocouple (You can only use each sensor once). Situations: (i) To monitor and control the temperature of an electric oven (ii) To monitor the temperature of a piece of heated metal that is fluctuating rapidly (iii) To measure the weight of a piece of luggage (iv) To monitor the temperature of a liquid in the range 20°C to 60 °C, to an accuracy of 0.5 °C, and which will give an output which can be used to change the current in an electrical circuit.

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(a) Choose sensors, from the list below, to be used in the following
situations, and explain your choice.
Sensors:
A) Thermistor; B) Piezoelectric crystal; C) Bimetallic strip;
D) Thermocouple
(You can only use each sensor once).
Situations:
(i) To monitor and control the temperature of an electric oven
(ii) To monitor the temperature of a piece of heated metal that
is fluctuating rapidly
(iii) To measure the weight of a piece of luggage
(iv) To monitor the temperature of a liquid in the range 20 °C to
60°C, to an accuracy of 0.5 °C, and which will give an output
which can be used to change the current in an electrical circuit.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) Choose sensors, from the list below, to be used in the following situations, and explain your choice. Sensors: A) Thermistor; B) Piezoelectric crystal; C) Bimetallic strip; D) Thermocouple (You can only use each sensor once). Situations: (i) To monitor and control the temperature of an electric oven (ii) To monitor the temperature of a piece of heated metal that is fluctuating rapidly (iii) To measure the weight of a piece of luggage (iv) To monitor the temperature of a liquid in the range 20 °C to 60°C, to an accuracy of 0.5 °C, and which will give an output which can be used to change the current in an electrical circuit.
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