Quiz „Basics“
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1. How many points are assigned for the Overall Vehicle Concept in the Engineering Design Event? (Multiple choice)
See FSG Rules 2023 S3.7.2
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2. What is the maximum amount of points a EV team can recieve at an event?
See FSG Rules 2023 A1.2.5
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3. What is the minimum height of the university name on both sides of the car?
See FSG Rules 2023 T12.2.2
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4. Which system is the content of CCBOM in 2026?
See FSG Rules 2023 S1.4.1
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5. What is the minimum height of the characters of the car number?
See FSG Rules 2023 T12.1.2
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6. What does the yellow flag mean during the driving disciplines?
See FSG Rules 2023 D2.1.9
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7. How many different tyre sizes can be used on a car during an Autocross run?
See FSG Rules 2023 T2.6.2
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8. What is the penatly for driving off course during acceleration?
See FSG Rules 2023 D9.1.7
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9. What is the minimum diameter of the shutdown button in the cockpit?
See FSG Rules 2023 11.4.4
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10. Which of the following requirements is a must for all types of vehicles, when moving the vehicle on the competition site?
See FSG Rules 2023 A.6.7
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Quiz „Electrical“
1. How long will it take to discharge C1 below 60V using the following constant current sink if it is initially charged at 565V? (MOSFET’s VGSth: 4V) Give answer to two decimal places in secs.
Circuit’s current: MOSFET will operate in linear zone, close to the activation voltage. Therefore, as VGSth is 4V, VS can be taken as 8V. From these 8V and the 47R current limiting resistor, the discharge current of the circuit will be 8/47->0,17A As the constant current discharge of a capacitor depends on capacity, as V=i·t/C-> t=V·C/i=(565-60)·0,0012/0,17=3,56s
2. Which statements about the travel of the driving pedal is correct
FSG Rules 2023: T11.8.1, T11.8.5
3. A thin circular, isolated wire made of copper with radius R lies on a table with its ends connected to a Volt meter. Another, straight wire lies exactly along a diameter of the circular wire, connected to an alternate current source i(t) = I0 sin(wt). The experimental setup is shown in the following Figure:
Which effective voltage Ueff does the Volt meter display? R = 10 cm, maximum current I0 = 1 A, f = 50 Hz. Give your answer in Volts with three decimal places
The magnetic field lines H around the straight, current-carrying wire run in concentric circles, with their centres lying on the wire axis. The field lines thus enter the wire perpendicularly in one half of the circle and leave it perpendicularly in the opposite half. This means that one semicircle of the induction loop is penetrated by the time-varying magnetic flux (t), while the opposite semicircle is penetrated by exactly the opposite flux -(t) for reasons of symmetry. The total flux at any time is zero at all times, which means that no induction voltage and thus no effective voltage Ueff is indicated at any time. The specification of the data in the task was therefore completely superfluous.
4. Which of the following statements is false regarding the difference between Lead-based batteries, Nickel-based batteries and Lithium-based batteries?
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5. For this Wheatstone Bridge based NTC temperature measurement circuit, which is the lowest voltage measurement (VAB) that is possible to obtain at 60ºC? (NTC B: 3435 +/-1%) Give answer in Volts rounded to two decimal points.
6. Your BSPD has been triggered although the driver did not touch the driving pedal. What could have gone wrong? (multiple choice)
7. Which of the following requirements of the brake light assembly must be met to be rules compliant? (multiple choice)
See FSG rules 2023: T6.3
8. Which of these HV- and LV-components have to be fire-retardant? (Multiple Choice)
See FSG rules 2023: EV5.3.4, EV5.4.6, EV5.5.12
9. Your team is considering two languages, Verilog and VHDL, for programming an FPGA. Which languages could be used?
10. Which of the following statements regarding the Brake System is false?
See FSG rules 2023: T6.1.10
Quiz „General Engineering“
1. A vehicle with the mass 190kg, wheelbase 1,56m and tyre static radius 222mm is weighed. Scales measure 83kg (front) and 107kg (rear) when the car measured on the perfectly flat ground and the same values when the front axle is elevated by 0,85m. What is the car’s COG height? Give answer to the nearest whole number in mm
Fb‘ = m*g (at rear axle while front tyres are lifted)
Fb = m*g (at rear axle while car standing on ground)
Fg = m*g (at COG)
L = wheel base
sin(θ) = H/L
r= radius of tyre
2. Calculate the maximum possible cornering speed (in kph) for the following FSAE car when going through a 20 m radius corner.
m = 260kg; cl *A * Rho = -6 kg/m; Tyre coefficient of friction = 1.5; g = 9.81 m/s^2.
The vehicle can be treated as a point mass, driving resistances neglected. Round to 1 decimal
3. A helicopter of mass 4200 kg is carrying a crate using a light extensible rope. The crate has a total mass of 800 kg, including its contents. The helicopter and crate are accelerating upwards at 2.0 ms^-2. What is the tension in the rope? Use gravititational field strength g is 9,81 N/kg. Air resistance can be ignored. Give answer to nearest whole number in Newtons
Tension = net force -> Tension = m*a (of system) + m*g (of system)
4. Calculate the cornering speed during Skidpad (you can use the centerline radius in the rules) using following information:
μ_y = 1.4, m = 240 kg, c_L = 3.2, A = 1 m^2, ρ = 1.1 kg/m^3
It is assumed, that there is no weight transfer and all 4 tires are at the optimal grip level. Answer in m/s rounded to one decimal place.
5. A spring in a church clock has a spring constant of 10 N/m. What is its elastic potential energy store if it is stretched 8 m? Give answer in Joules to three significant figures.
E = 0.5 * k * e^2
6. A cat of mass 12 kgs ran at 65mph. What is its kinetic energy? Answer in J to the nearest whole number
KE= 0,5 * m * v^2
7. The previous season you could recuperate only 25% of your initially stored energy, but this season a big improvement in your drivetrain allows you to recuperate 63% of the initially stored energy. Knowing that you had 9.6 kWh of energy in your accumulator during the last season, how much energy must your new accumulator have, if you assume, that it’s the same length and speed? Give answer in kWh to one decimal place.
E_new = E_old * (1+0.25)/(1+0.63)
8. A ball at a height of 20ft on Earth with a gravitational field strength of 9.81 N/kg, gained 284 J of gravitational potential energy. Calculate the mass of the ball. Give answer to two decimal place in kg.
E = m * g * h
9. During last year acceleration a top speed of 100 km/h was reached. Due to big improvements in the new drivetrain, the new vehicle reaches a top speed of 120 km/h. The aerodynamics chief has some worries about the stability of the rear wing bracing due to the higher aerodynamics load. Given the geometry below, by how much % does the bearing force in point A change in comparison to last year? (The aerodynamic package did not change and therefore some values can be assumed for both vehicles). Give answer rounded to one decimal place.
CL=3.8 CD=1.2 A=1 m² rho=1.1 kg/m³ L1=50 mm L2= 100 mm H1= 125 mm H2= 165mm
10. Calculate the force Fc working at point C.
Rax = 4kN, Ray = 10 kN
Rbx =5 kN, Rby = 8 kN
Moment equation around point D:
0 = -Fc x 1m + Rby x 2.5 m – 60 kN x 4 m + Ray x 5.5 m
Fc = -165 000 N
Fc = – 165 kN
