Year
Year 2
Semester
Second Semester
Credit
3
Program Description
Principles of operation, selection, and interfacing of various sensors for industrial measurement systems.
About this course
This course covers the principles of operation, selection, and interfacing of various sensors for industrial measurement systems. You will explore the theory behind common transducers and learn how to integrate them into practical measurement setups. The course emphasizes the technical skills needed to choose the right sensor for a given application and to ensure accurate data collection in industrial environments.
Who takes this course
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
- Explain the operating principles of common industrial sensors, including resistive, capacitive, and inductive types.
- Select appropriate transducers for specific measurement applications based on range, accuracy, and environmental factors.
- Interface sensors with signal conditioning circuits and data acquisition systems.
- Analyze and troubleshoot sensor output signals in industrial settings.
- Evaluate the performance of sensors using standard calibration methods.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Laboratory reports | 30 |
| Midterm examination | 25 |
| Final examination | 30 |
| Practical skills assessment | 15 |