Systems Engineering - Student Key Topic Tests (KTT) - Unit 3

Our Systems Engineering Key Topic Tests (KTT) are written by experienced VCE teachers, who are also VCE Exam Assessors. These tests are available exclusively to students and are available in electronic or hardcopy format.

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TSSM's Key Topic Tests (KTT) are designed to diagnose the key components of the Unit 3 Systems Engineering Study Design. These tests are an invaluable resource for students to test themselves on each key topic for Unit 3 Systems Engineering. All tests are supplied with full solutions and a marking guide.
 

The following package for Unit 3 Systems Engineering includes 5 tests titled below:

1. Mechanical Engineering Ratio 2
2. Newton's Law (including application of Newton’s first, second and third laws of motion, types of motion: linear, rotary, oscillating, and reciprocating and their transformation)
3. "Power Energy 2 (including energy sources, their measurement and their conversions from one source to another; alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) waveforms and their use and the work restrictions detailed in the Electricity Safety Act 1998; AC power generation; components used in circuits and their formal schematic diagrammatic representation; the resistor colour code; resistors in series and parallel combinations; open and closed loop systems; electrical calculations: Ohm’s Law: DC and AC (purely resistive), voltage, power: DC and AC (purely resistive), resistors: in series, in parallel, energy, electrical energy efficiency)"
4. Electronic Components (including resistors: fixed value, light dependent resistors (LDRs), thermistors and variable resistors (potentiometers), including their value tolerance and power ratings; capacitors: AC/DC, fixed value and variable capacitors, polarised and non-polarised and ultra or super capacitors, including their voltage ratings; diodes: signal, power, light emitting diodes (LEDs), photo diodes and Zener; fixed and variable voltage regulators; transistors: NPN, PNP, and phototransistors; step-up and step-down transformers; liquid crystal displays (LCDs); input transducer and control devices: microphones, speakers and audio transducers and piezo buzzers; simulation software to represent integrated circuits (ICs) and microcontrollers)
5. Forces 2 (including force and torque: tension, compression, torsion and shear and their combinations)

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