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    GENERALIZED CONFIGURATION

    AND FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS

    OF MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS

    Lecture 2Instructor : Dr Alivelu M Parimi

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    OUTLINE

    Functional elements of an instrument

    Active and passive transducers

    Analog and digital modes of operation

    Null and deflection methods

    Input output configuration of measurement system

    Methods of correction of modifying and interfering inputs

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    Introduction

    Rapid development in instrumentation techniques is certain

    because of the increasing demand for the measurement and

    control of physical variables in the wide variety of applications.

    To ensure precise control of processes to deliver consistentquality.

    To meet this demand the engineer must be familiar with

    constituent elements of instruments and their functioning.

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    Functional elements of an

    instrument Operation of any instrument can be described in generalized

    way in terms of functional elements (not physical)

    Figure represents possible arrangement of functional

    elements in an instrument.

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    Functional elements of an

    instrument Primary Sensing Element (PSE)

    PSE first receives energy from the measured medium and

    produces an output depending on some way on the measured

    quantity (measurand) e.g. the bulb of a mercury thermometer,

    temperature sensor in air-conditioners. Variable Conversion Element (VCE)

    VCE converts the signal from one form to another without

    changing the information content of the signal. Bourdon tube,

    bellows, proving ring and other elastic members convert forceto displacement.

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    Functional elements of an

    instrument Variable Manipulation Element (VME)

    The element that operates on the signal according to some

    mathematical rule without changing the physical form of

    signal is VME. For example: amplifier which accepts small level

    of signal at input and outputs the signal which is a constantmultiplied by input.

    Data transmission element (DTE)

    When the functional elements are physically separated, it

    becomes necessary to transmit data from one element toanother. Data transmission element transmits the signal from

    one location to another without changing its information

    content. Ex. Shaft, gears, fiber optic cables, coaxial cables,

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    Functional elements of an

    instrument Data Presentation Element (DPE)

    This element provides a display/record of the output by

    moving a pointer over the graduated scale, or displays

    waveform on CRO, gives digital readouts or records the signal

    in analog /digital fashion.

    A given instrument may involve the basic functions in any

    number and combination. Also there may be certain

    instruments which lack some of these functional elements butthe Primary Sensing Element is always the first element and

    the last element is always the Data Presentation Element. A

    given hardware component may serve as several of the basic

    functional element.7

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    Functional elements of an

    instrument

    For the pressure gage shown in Figure, describe the operationof the instrument in terms of functional elements and

    arrange them from measured medium to observer.

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    Functional elements of an

    instrument

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