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    This document provides information about the ECE-4155 Electrical Measurement and Instrumentation course offered at Mettu University. The course is a 3 credit, third year course offered in the first semester of 2018. The course objectives are to understand measurement systems, sensors, and electrical/electronic instruments. The course outline covers general principles, sensors and applications, signal conditioning and conversion, and output presentation. Laboratory exercises include static calibration of instruments, sensor applications, and signal conditioning circuits. Assessment is based on assignments, quizzes, midterm and final exams. Academic honesty is strictly enforced.

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    METTU UNIVERSITY

    FUCULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


    Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

    ECE-4155: ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION


    Prerequisite: ECE-3202: Computer Architecture and Organization (Co-requisite)
    Year 4, Semester I, 2018
    Credits hour 3
    Contact Hours (per week) 3

    Course Description:

    Basic Concepts of Measurement; Performance Characteristics Static and


    Dynamic; Sensors and Applications; Types of measurements and output presentation of
    measurement data.

    Course objectives:
    - To understand measurement systems and sensors
    - To introduce the basic operational principles and limitations of electrical
    and electronic instruments
    - To analyze and compare commercial instruments and design similar systems under given
    constraints

    Course Outline:
    1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
    1.1 Basic Principles
    1.2 Performance characteristics
    1.2 Noise and interference in instrumentation
    2. SENSORS AND APPLICATIONS
    2.1 Passive sensors
     Resistive sensors
     Capacitive
     Inductive sensor
    2.2 Active sensors and Application

    3. SIGNAL CONDITIONING AND CONVERSION


    3.1 Deflection bridge
    3.2 Amplifiers and attenuators
    3.3 Oscillators and filters

    4. OUTPUT PRESENTATION
    4.1 Indicators
     Point scale
     Alpha numeric
     Graphical
    4.2 Recorders
     Graphical
     Magnetic
     Semiconductors

    Laboratory Exercise: Static Calibration of Instruments, Sensor Applications, Signal


    Conditioning Circuits, Lab View Demo

    Textbook:
     J.P. Bentley, Principles of Measurement Systems
    References:
    1. A.K. Gosh, Electronic Instrumentation
    2. Doeblin, Principles of Instrumentation
    3. B.E. Jones, Instrumentation
    Measurement and Feedback
    Teaching and learning Method:
    Lectures supported by tutorials and practical laboratory exercises.

    Minimum attendance:
    80% lecture and 100% laboratory

    Continues assessment scheme:


    Assignments and laboratory exercise (20 %),
    Quiz (15%)
    Mid-semester Exam (25 %),
    Final exam (40%)
    Exams: The mid and final exams for this course will be based on class lectures, text and reference
    books conducted throughout the course. The exam can include any type exam form simplest to
    high level that measures the potential knowledge of the students
    Academic Honesty
    Copying from any outside sources (e.g. Fellow students, and Internet, etc.) on any material to be
    graded is not permitted, and will be considered cheating. Cheating will result in failure of the
    assignment, failure of the class and/or face possible disciplinary action. Each student is responsible
    for securing his or her work from copying. Each student is expected to abide by university rules and
    regulations on academic conduct.

    Due Date
    All assignments must be turned in the class on the due date for full credit. No assignment will be accepted
    after class on the due date. Failure of submission and presentation of the group assignment on the due date
    will be awarded as zero.

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