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ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEKT 314/4
Course Plan
ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEKT 314/4
Course Plan
Lecturer1. Muhamad Asmi bin Romli
2. Zahari Awang Ahmad
3. Dr Abdul Hafiizh
M.Sc (USM), B.Eng (USM)KKF6, Room [email protected]: [email protected]
M.Sc Microelectronics & ComputerSystem(UTM), B.Sc. Elect.Engr.(UKY,USA).KKF33 Room [email protected]
Lecturer1. Muhamad Asmi bin Romli
2. Zahari Awang Ahmad
3. Dr Abdul Hafiizh
M.Sc Microelectronics & ComputerSystem(UTM), B.Sc. Elect.Engr.(UKY,USA).KKF33 Room [email protected]
EKT314/4Course Plan
EKT 314 2010-2011 SEM 2TIMETABLE
8.00 - 9.00 9.00 - 10.00 10.00 - 11.00 11.00 - 12.00 12.00 - 1.00 1.00 - 2.00 2.00 - 3.00 3.00 - 4.00 4.00 - 5.00 5.00 - 6.00
MON (3) - DKR2 (4) - MKR1 (1/2) (A)
TUE (3) - MKR1 (1/2) (B) (4) - MKR1 (1/2) (A)
(4) - BKP1
WED(4) - MKR1(1/2) (A)
THU(4) - MKR1 (2/2) (A) (3,4) EXTRA - MKR1
(1/2) (B)
12.00 - 3.30 3.30 - 4.30 4.30 - 5.30 5.30 - 6.30
FRI(3) - MKR1 (2/2) (B)
REHAT (3,4) EXTRA - MKR1 (2/2) (B)
(4) - BKY
PLV: *Lab Team
Group 3 and Extra 3,4: Fisol AAsmi/Hazila
Group 4 (3, 4 Year): Hazila BFisol/Hafiiz/Zahari
Contact HoursLecture – 28 hours (2 hours per session, once a
week) – 33%Lab – 56 hours (2 hours per session, twice a
week) – 67%Total hours = 84 hoursTotal weeks = 14 weeks
*Attendance at all sessions are compulsory.
Contact HoursLecture – 28 hours (2 hours per session, once a
week) – 33%Lab – 56 hours (2 hours per session, twice a
week) – 67%Total hours = 84 hoursTotal weeks = 14 weeks
*Attendance at all sessions are compulsory.
Problem Statements Some do not know how to operate lab equipments
Some do not know what equipment to be used incertain application
Some feel shock and scare when asked to operatenewmeasurement equipment
Some might endanger themselve and others
Problem Statements Some do not know how to operate lab equipments
Some do not know what equipment to be used incertain application
Some feel shock and scare when asked to operatenewmeasurement equipment
Some might endanger themselve and others
Course Objectives To revise (functionality and capability) on availableequipments in the laboratory.
To predict capability and working principles of equipments.
To propose and design suitable solution.
To avoid inability to response quickly when given taskrelated to new instrument
Course Objectives To revise (functionality and capability) on availableequipments in the laboratory.
To predict capability and working principles of equipments.
To propose and design suitable solution.
To avoid inability to response quickly when given taskrelated to new instrument
Synopsis Lectures session will introduce students to wholeconcept of electronic instruments – transducers, dataacquisition, conversion, process, transmission and display.
Laboratory session will introduce students to LabVIEWand basic instrumentation through step by step design.
Synopsis Lectures session will introduce students to wholeconcept of electronic instruments – transducers, dataacquisition, conversion, process, transmission and display.
Laboratory session will introduce students to LabVIEWand basic instrumentation through step by step design.
Course Outcome (CO) Understand the concept of electronic instrumentation.
Understand and able to apply the concept of sensors,data acquisition and embedded system interfacing.
Ability to use virtual instrumentation software.
Course Outcome (CO) Understand the concept of electronic instrumentation.
Understand and able to apply the concept of sensors,data acquisition and embedded system interfacing.
Ability to use virtual instrumentation software.
SyllabusCh 1: Introduction to Electronic Instrumentation
Definition, Measurement, Errors, Classification,OperationMode, Instrument Elements, Application
Duration: 2 weeks
SyllabusCh 1: Introduction to Electronic Instrumentation
Definition, Measurement, Errors, Classification,OperationMode, Instrument Elements, Application
Duration: 2 weeks
Ch 2: TransducersDefinition, Type, Electrical Transducers, TransducersWorking Principle and Examples
Duration: 2 weeks
Ch 3: Signal Conditioning CircuitsElements of Signal Conditioning, Analog SignalConditioning, Digital Signal Conditioning.
Duration: 3 weeks
Ch 4: Data Acquisition and ConversionComputer System, Data AcquisitionComponents, Configuration of Data AcquisitionSystems, Software for Data Acquisition System.
Duration: 3 weeks
Ch 5: Instrumentation TechnologyCommercial Software Package.
Duration: 2 week
Ch 5: Instrumentation TechnologyCommercial Software Package.
Duration: 2 week
Recommended Text Electronic Instrumentation. 2nd Edtion, Kalsi, H.S.Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Ltd., 2005 Principles of Measurement System.4th Edition, JohnP. Bentley, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2005 Introduction to Engineering Experimentation. 3rd
Edition, Anthony J. Wheeler, Ahmad R. Ganji, PearsonPrentice Hall, 2010. Process Control Instrumentation Technology. 8th
Edition, Curtis D. Johnson, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2006.
Recommended Text Electronic Instrumentation. 2nd Edtion, Kalsi, H.S.Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Ltd., 2005 Principles of Measurement System.4th Edition, JohnP. Bentley, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2005 Introduction to Engineering Experimentation. 3rd
Edition, Anthony J. Wheeler, Ahmad R. Ganji, PearsonPrentice Hall, 2010. Process Control Instrumentation Technology. 8th
Edition, Curtis D. Johnson, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2006.