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Course Name	Turkish	Elektronik Enstrümantasyon
	English	Electronic Instrumentation
Course Code	KON 315	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	-	3	2	-	2
Course Language		Turkish
Course Coordinator		Ali Fuat Ergenç
Course Objectives		Static (accuracy, sensitivity, linearity etc.) and dynamic characteristics (frequency response, cutoff frequency, damping, natural frequency, etc.) of sensors. Principles of IC-sensors. Resistive signal conditioning circuits : Voltage dividers, linearizing circuits. Balancing and deflection circuits with Wheatstone bridges, load cells. Sensitivity in bridge circuits. Circuits in industrial instrumentation: Instrumentation amplifiers, related notions (CMRR, SMRR, offset, drift, noise) and their effects; chopper amplifiers. Voltage/Current Converters. Shielding and grounding techniques. Signal conditioning for reactance variation sensors; AC bridges; carrier amplifiers; charge amplifiers. Analogue/Digital and Digital/Analogue Converters: Operating principles and characteristics. Data acquisition structures. Telemetry methods. Experiments on various instrumentation circuits : Measurement of temperature, force, strain, displacement, angle, flow, microcontroller controlled measuring systems.
Course Description		Static (accuracy, sensitivity, linearity etc.) and dynamic characteristics (frequency response, cutoff frequency, damping, natural frequency, etc.) of sensors. Principles of IC-sensors. Resistive signal conditioning circuits : Voltage dividers, linearizing circuits. Balancing and deflection circuits with Wheatstone bridges, load cells. Sensitivity in bridge circuits. Circuits in industrial instrumentation: Instrumentation amplifiers, related notions (CMRR, SMRR, offset, drift, noise) and their effects; chopper amplifiers. Voltage/Current Converters. Shielding and grounding techniques. Signal conditioning for reactance variation sensors; AC bridges; carrier amplifiers; charge amplifiers. Analogue/Digital and Digital/Analogue Converters: Operating principles and characteristics. Data acquisition structures. Telemetry methods. Experiments on various instrumentation circuits : Measurement of temperature, force, strain, displacement, angle, flow, microcontroller controlled measuring systems.
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