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Final Exam (Demo)

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Rules of this demo

  • 16 tasks from all eight modules, two per module. At least four of these are calculation tasks with newly drawn numbers.
  • 24 minutes of working time, with a time extension 36 minutes.
  • Passed from 70% (12 of 16 tasks).
  • You can move freely back and forth between tasks and submit early at any time.
  • Aids are allowed: calculator, guides, reference tables, your own notes.
  • After submitting, you see your result per module. The exam does not show individual solutions.

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Working time

You can choose the time extension without proof or justification, for example if English is not your first language. It does not appear on the certificate or in the verification.

Look up formula symbols
Formula symbols in the tasks
SymbolMeaningTypical unit
MTorqueNm
nSpeed; for linear guides, double strokes per minutemin⁻¹
PPower (kW); for guides and bearings, the equivalent load (kN)kW or kN
iGear ratiodimensionless
ηEfficiency as a decimal number (0.90 corresponds to 90%)dimensionless
JMass moment of inertiakg·cm²
FForce; Ft is the tangential forceN
mModule of a gearmm
zNumber of teethdimensionless
aCenter distancemm
dPitch circle diametermm
C, C0dynamic and static load ratingkN
P0greatest static loadkN
S0static safety factordimensionless
Lhnominal service life in operating hoursh
sStrokem
PhLead of the spindlemm
SBService factordimensionless
EEnergykWh
hOperating hoursh

Subscript digits count stages or gears. For gearboxes, 1 stands for the drive side and 2 for the output side.

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What will be covered on the exam?

The exam tests technical understanding—not practical work on an actual system. It covers all eight modules equally:

There are three types of exercises:

  • Comprehension questions with four possible answers
  • Practical application problems from the selection process
  • Calculation exercises—each experiment yields new numbers
Comparison of the demo and final exam
Characteristic Demo on this page Final exam
Exercises 16, two per module 40, five per module
Time 24 minutes, or 36 minutes if desired 60 minutes, or 90 minutes upon request
Pass ab 70 % ab 70 %
Resources erlaubt Permitted (calculator, guide, table book)
Supervision keine None – Unsupervised online exam
Experiments any number Three attempts are included, with a 48-hour waiting period between attempts.
Feedback Results per module; no individual solutions Results per module; no individual solutions
Costs keine Free during the beta phase as part of the free quota; a fee will apply later.
Certificate Preview, not valid Certificate of Completion with Verification ID

Planned: Once a sufficient number of exams have been taken, the pass rate will be posted here.

Here's what an assignment looks like

These two problems are taken from the demo's problem pool.

Module 1 – Load Profile, Torque, and Inertia

Was unterscheidet die Betriebsart S1 von S3 nach IEC 60034-1?

  • S1 = Dauerbetrieb ohne Pause, S3 = Aussetzbetrieb mit Last- und Pausenzeiten
  • S1 = Aussetzbetrieb mit kurzen Lastspielen, S3 = Dauerbetrieb ohne jede Pause
  • S1 gilt nur für Servomotoren, S3 gilt nur für Asynchronmotoren im Dauerbetrieb
  • Beide Betriebsarten sind nach IEC 60034-1 technisch gleichbedeutend und austauschbar
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The correct form is: S1 = Dauerbetrieb ohne Pause, S3 = Aussetzbetrieb mit Last- und Pausenzeiten

S1 läuft ohne Pausen bis zum thermischen Beharrungszustand; S3 wechselt in Lastspielen zwischen Belastung und Pause, angegeben als Einschaltdauer ED in %. Servo- wie Asynchronmotoren können je nach Anwendung in beiden Betriebsarten laufen – die Betriebsart ist keine Motorbauart-Frage.

Module 6 – Linear Drives: Ball Screws, Lead Screws, and Actuators

Berechnen Sie das erforderliche Antriebsmoment M eines Kugelgewindetriebs aus Axialkraft F, Steigung Ph und Wirkungsgrad η.

The numbers are randomly generated for each experiment.

Show solution

Formula: M = F · Ph / (2000 · π · η)

Example: F=1200 N, Ph=10 mm, η=0,90 → M=2,12 Nm

Ph steht in mm, deshalb der Faktor 2000 im Nenner. η steht im Nenner, weil Verluste das nötige Antriebsmoment erhöhen.

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