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    CS 212: MEASUREMENTS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING II

    Objective:
    The student shall be equipped with fundamentals of measurements and instrumentation measuring
    systems; operating principles of electrical pointer and null measuring instruments, their limitations,
    adaptations and applications; Measurement signal analogue transformation and isolation; the student
    shall acquire measurement skills.

    Course Code CS 212 Total Credits: 12.0E


    Course Name Measurements & Instrumentation II
    Course Status Core
    Delivery Mode: Lecture Tutorial/Seminar/ Practical Total Hrs/Wk
    Hrs/Wk Self–study Hrs/Wk
    3 4 1 120
    Assessment Mode: Course Work (Quizzes, CATs, Laboratory): 40%, Final: 60%
    Prerequisite: CS 211
    Objectives: The course focuses on the operational principles of electronic and digital
    measuring instruments, including transducers, signal processing and signal
    fidelity. The course objectives are to:
    1. Classify various measuring instruments and outline the limitations of
    different classes of measuring instruments.
    2. Develop an understanding of digital measuring instruments and operating
    principles.
    3. Highlight the methods and instruments for measuring electrical and non-
    electrical quantities.
    4. Develop an understanding of recording instrument, their design and
    operating principles.
    5. Develop an understanding of methods for signal conditioning and
    processing.
    Learning Outcome: At the conclusion of the course, students should be able to:
    1. Describe the operational principles of electronic and digital measuring
    instruments including the limit and uncertainty on data imposed on the
    measurement.
    2. Describe tools and methods for sensing of non-electrical quantities, signal
    processing, resolution and fidelity based on the measuring instrument.
    3. Explain techniques used in signal analysis in time and frequency domain.
    4. Explain the operations of oscilloscope and the basic circuit blocks in the
    design of oscilloscope.
    Course Contents:
    Unit I: Electronic Measuring Instruments
    Oscilloscopes - design and operating principles, measurements with oscilloscopes - dc and
    ac current and voltages, phase, sensitivity, accuracy, frequency and lissajous figures,
    recording instruments - principle, design, range of application, x-t, x-y, potentiometric
    recorders.
    Unit II: Digital Measuring Instruments and Methods
    Counter timers - principle, design, accuracy, resolution. Digital-voltmeters/multimeters -
    principles, A/D conversion methods or types, accuracy and resolution.
    Unit III: Electrical Measurements and Non-Electrical Quantities
    Primary sensing elements - strain, force, displacement, flow, pressure, transducers - active,
    in-active, and digital for various quantities. e.g. temperature, force, magnetic, resistive,
    capacitive, thermoelectric. Strain and stress measurements, displacement and force
    measurements, pressure transducers, interference problems.
    Unit IV: Signal Conditioning and Processing
    Filtering, amplification/attenuation, impedance matching, signal buffering and shaping,
    conditioning networks like bridges, etc.
    Recommended Readings:
    1. Ernest O. Doebelin (2003). Measurement Systems: Application and Design, 4th
    Edition. McGraw-Hill.
    2. Barry E. (2006). Instrumentation: Measurement and Feedback. McGraw-Hill.
    3 J.G. Webster (2010). Medical instrumentation: Application and Design. John Wiley
    & Sons Inc.
    4 Robert B. Northrop (2005). An Introduction to Instrumentation and Measurements,
    2nd Edition. Taylor and Francis, CRC.
    5 Alan S Morris, Reza Langari (2011) Measurement and Instrumentation: Theory and
    Application 1st Edition
    Required Laboratory Equipment:
    1. Power Supply.
    2. Analogue Multi-meter and Digital Multi-meter.
    3. Oscilloscope.
    4. Electric cables and Alligator clips

    NOTE
     1st Test: On 6th Week on 30th April 2024 during class hours
     2nd Test: On 12th Week on 11th June 2024 during class hours

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