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    This document outlines the syllabus for an Electronic Instrumentation and Measurement course. The 3 credit course has prerequisites in applied physics. It covers topics like measurement units, noise reduction, grounding/shielding techniques, and the working principles, construction, and calibration of various instruments like meters, bridges, transducers, and specialized meters. Student assessment includes assignments, quizzes, midterms and a final exam. The course aims to develop an understanding of electronic measurements and measuring instruments used in industry.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for an Electronic Instrumentation and Measurement course. The 3 credit course has prerequisites in applied physics. It covers topics like measurement units, noise reduction, grounding/shielding techniques, and the working principles, construction, and calibration of various instruments like meters, bridges, transducers, and specialized meters. Student assessment includes assignments, quizzes, midterms and a final exam. The course aims to develop an understanding of electronic measurements and measuring instruments used in industry.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for an Electronic Instrumentation and Measurement course. The 3 credit course has prerequisites in applied physics. It covers topics like measurement units, noise reduction, grounding/shielding techniques, and the working principles, construction, and calibration of various instruments like meters, bridges, transducers, and specialized meters. Student assessment includes assignments, quizzes, midterms and a final exam. The course aims to develop an understanding of electronic measurements and measuring instruments used in industry.

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    6/25/2014 1

    Course code: ESEE-201


    Credit Hours: 3 + 1
    Prerequisite: ESAS-102 Applied Physics
    Electronic Instrumentation and measurement
    (Berlin Getz)
    Modern Electronic Instrumentation and
    Measurement Techniques (Albert D. Helfrick )
    Introduction to measurements and
    instrumentation (Arun K. Ghosh)
    6/25/2014 2

    Assignment + Quiz 30
    Mid-Term 20
    Final 50

    6/25/2014 3
    This course builds the basic concepts of
    electronic measurement and develops the
    proper understanding of, measuring
    instruments being used in the industry.

    6/25/2014 4
    Knowledge of the electronic measurements.
    Show in-depth knowledge and understanding
    of causes of error in the readings and
    countermeasure for their removal.
    Basic construction and working principle of the
    measuring instruments.
    Calibration methods to improve or maintain
    the quality of finished product.
    Show an awareness of the process control


    6/25/2014 5
    Week # 1
    Introduction (Objectives, Learning outcomes)
    Measurement Units
    (SI units, Electrical units, Logarithmic
    response unit)
    6/25/2014 6
    Week # 2 & 3
    Noise (Types, Reasons, Measurements,
    Removal )
    Grounding (Types, Reasons, Methods)
    Shielding (Types, Reasons, Methods)
    Filtering (Types, Reasons, Methods)
    Solved examples and exercise problems

    6/25/2014 7
    6/25/2014 8
    Week # 4
    DC Indicating Meters (PMMC meter,
    Galvanometer, DC ammeter, Voltmeter)
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems





    6/25/2014 9
    Week # 5 & 6
    AC Indicating meters (Rectifier instruments,
    Thermocouple meter, Electrostatic meter, Single
    & three phase wattmeter, Hall effect wattmeter,
    P.F meter, Energy meter, Instrument
    transformer)
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems

    6/25/2014 10
    Week # 7
    Potentiometers
    Recorders (Manual & self balancing,
    Chart recorders)
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems

    6/25/2014 11
    Week # 8
    Ac & DC Bridges (Resistance bridges, Capt
    brdg, Indt brdg)
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems

    6/25/2014 12
    Week # 9 &10
    Transducers
    (Resist-temp detector, thermocouple, photo voltic,
    Electromagnetic flow meter, Inductive & capacitive
    transducer)
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems




    6/25/2014 13
    Week # 11 & 12
    Specialized Meters (Electronic analog voltmeter,
    Digital voltmeter, Digital multimeter)
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems


    6/25/2014 14
    Week # 13 & 14
    Measuring Instruments of Radio freq, Time
    intervals
    Fiber-optic Instruments
    Working principle
    Construction
    Calibration
    Solved examples and exercise problems

    Imp of Instrumentation in industry
    Depts. in industry
    Quality control & instrumentation
    Constructions & working Principles of
    instruments
    Calibration
    6/25/2014 15
    6/25/2014 16

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