Transducers and Signal Conditioning | Syllabus | College Platform - NITH
Electrical EngineeringEE-314
EE-314core Course
Transducers and Signal Conditioning
3 Credits
5 Modules
Updated 12/31/2024
01
Transducers
10 Lectures
ntroduction classification Mechanical devices as primary detectors Basic requirements of a
transducer Electrical transducers Type of transducers for measuring displacement strain
vibration pressure Flow
temperature
force
torque
liquid level
Humidity
P. H. value
velocity
(angular and linear)
acceleration
Basic principles of resistive transducers
Inductive
transducers
capacitive transducers
Thermoelectric transducers
Piezoelectric transducers
Hall
effect transducers
Electromechanical transducers
Photoelectric transducers
Digital
transducers.
02
Signal Processing Circuits
8 Lectures
Introduction ideal op-amp Operational amplifier specifications Zero crossing detector Zero
crossing detector with Hysteresis inverting and non-inverting amplifiers Voltage-follower
adder subtractor integrator Differentiator voltage to current converter current to voltage
converter Phase shifter circuit Absolute-Value circuit Peak detector AC to DC converter
logarithmic converter Differential-amplifier Instrumentation amplifier Analog Modulators and
demodulators.
03
Data Display and Recording Systems
7 Lectures
Introduction to Analog and digital display methods Analog Recorders C.R.O. digital input
output Devices Digital frequency meter Digital Voltmeter.
04
Data Transmission and Telemetry
6 Lectures
Introduction Methods of data transmission General telemetering system Electrical
telemetering systems Transmission channels and media Multiplexing in telemetering
systems Characteristics of Frequency division multiplexing Time-division multiplexing.
05
Data Acquisition and Conversion
5 Lectures
Introduction signal conditioning of the inputs single channel D A S Multi-channel D A S
Data Conversion Multi-plexer S/H circuit A/D converter.
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