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    B.E (ECE).

    Degree Programme - 2022-23

    Category L T P Credit
    SENSORS AND
    22EC540
    INSTRUMENTATION BSC 2 0 0 2

    Preamble
    This syllabus offers a concise yet comprehensive exploration of sensors and instrumentation,
    essential for understanding and utilizing measurement technologies. Students will delve into
    sensor principles, classification, and characteristics, including calibration standards. The
    diverse array of sensor types, interface circuits, and shielding techniques will be covered,
    preparing students to design and implement precise measurement systems. Through practical
    applications and theoretical understanding, students will gain the knowledge and skills to
    innovate in fields ranging from industrial automation to biomedical engineering.
    Prerequisite
    NIL
    Course Outcomes
    On the successful completion of the course, students will be able to
    CO# TPS Expecte Expected
    Scale d Attainme
    Course Outcomes Proficie nt Level
    ncy in %
    %
    CO1 Understand sensors and transducers, including TPS 2 70 60
    classification, measurement units, calibration,
    and standards.
    CO2 Identify and describe various sensor types, from TPS 2 70 60
    position to specialized sensors for environmental
    and physiological signals.
    CO3 Design interface circuits like amplifiers and TPS 3 70 60
    converters to ensure accurate signal processing
    from sensors.
    CO4 Apply techniques to reduce electromagnetic TPS 3 70 60
    interference and ensure signal integrity in sensor
    applications.
    CO5 Understand how to effectively use data TPS 2 70 60
    acquisition systems and virtual instruments in
    practical situations to achieve specific objectives.
    CO6 Apply the integration of sensors and electronic TPS 3 70 60
    circuits to design accurate measurement systems
    suitable for various applications.

    Mapping with Programme Outcomes


    COs PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO PO PO PSO PSO PSO
    10 11 12 1 2 3
    CO1 M M L L L - - L M M - - L L L
    CO2 M M L L L - - L M M - - L L L
    CO3 S M L L - - - L M M - - M - L
    CO4 S M L L - - - L M M - L M - L
    CO5 M M L L - - - L M M - L L - L
    CO6 S M L L - - - L M M - - M - L
    S- Strong; M-Medium; L-Low

    Passed in BoS Meeting 27.04.2024 Approved in Academic Council Meeting 25.05.2024


    B.E (ECE). Degree Programme - 2022-23

    Assessment Pattern

    Assessment - I Assessment - II
    Assg. I * Assg. II Terminal Exam
    CAT – I (%) CAT – II (%)
    (%) *(%) (%)
    TPS
    Scale
    1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
    CO

    CO1 - 35 - - - 15
    CO2 - 35 - 100 - - 15
    CO3 - - 30 - - 15
    CO4 - - 15 20 - 5 15
    CO5 - - 30 100 - 15
    CO6 - - 15 20 - 5 15
    Total - 70 30 100 - 60 40 100 - 55 45
    Syllabus
    Sensor and Transducer: Introduction, Sensor Classification, Units of Measurements. Sensor
    Characteristics: Transfer Function, specifications. Transducer Classification and
    Characteristics. Calibration and Standards.
    Sensor Types: Position, Displacement, Level, Velocity and Acceleration, Force, Strain,
    Tactile Sensors, Humidity and Moisture Sensors, Temperature Sensors, Pressure Sensors,
    and Sensors for EEG and ECG signals.
    Interface Electronic Circuits: Input Characteristics, Amplifiers: Instrumentation Amplifier,
    Charge Amplifiers, Light-to-Voltage Converters, V/F Converters, and Capacitance-to-Voltage
    Converters. Bridge Circuits, Kelvin Four-Wire and Six-wire Sensing.
    Electromagnetic Interference and Shielding: Inherent Noise, Mechanical Noise, See beck
    Noise, Electric Shielding, Magnetic Shielding, Bypass Capacitors, Ground Planes, Ground
    Loops, and Ground Isolation.
    Instruments: Data Acquisition System, Virtual Instruments, Bio-Medical, and Smart Sensors.

    Text Book
    • Jacob Fraden, “Handbook of Modern Sensors Physics, Designs, and Applications”
    Fourth Edition, Springer, 2010, Reprint 2014.
    • D. V. S. MURTY, “Transducers and Instrumentation”, Prentice Hall India Pvt., Limited,
    2004, Reprint 2010.
    • R.S. Khandpur, Handbook of Biomedical Instrumentation, 3rd Edition, Mc Graw Hill,
    2014.
    Reference Books
    • Albert D. Helfrick and William D. Cooper “Modern Electronic Instrumentation and
    Measurement Techniques” Pearson, 2016.
    • Measurement and Instrumentation Theory and Application, Reza Langari Alan S. Morris
    Elsevier 2017.
    • A.K.Sawhney, “A Course in Electrical and Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation
    (Nineteenth Revised Edition 2011 Reprint 2014), Dhanpatrai & co.

    Passed in BoS Meeting 27.04.2024 Approved in Academic Council Meeting 25.05.2024


    B.E (ECE). Degree Programme - 2022-23

    Course Contents and Lecture Schedule


    Lecture
    # Topic
    Hours
    Sensor and Transducer
    1 Introduction, Sensor Classification, Units of Measurements. 1
    2 Sensor Characteristics: Transfer Function, specifications. 1
    3 Transducer Classification and Characteristics. Calibration and Standards. 1
    Sensor Types
    4 Position, Displacement, Level, Velocity and Acceleration 2
    5 Force, Strain, Tactile Sensors, 1
    6 Humidity and Moisture Sensors, 1
    7 Temperature Sensors, Pressure Sensors, 1
    8 Sensors for EEG and ECG signals. 1
    Interface Electronic Circuits
    Input Characteristics, Amplifiers: Instrumentation Amplifier, Charge
    9 1
    Amplifiers
    10 Light-to-Voltage Converters, V/F Converters, 1
    11 Capacitance-to-Voltage Converters. 1
    12 Bridge Circuits, Kelvin Four-Wire and Six-wire Sensing. 2
    Electromagnetic Interference and Shielding
    13 Inherent Noise, Mechanical Noise, See beck Noise, 2
    14 Electric Shielding, Magnetic Shielding, 2
    Bypass Capacitors, Ground Planes, Ground Loops, and Ground
    15 2
    Isolation.
    Instruments
    16 Data Acquisition System, Virtual Instruments, 2
    17 Bio-Medical, and Smart Sensors. 2
    TOTAL 24

    Course Designers:
    • Dr. K. Hariharan [email protected]
    • Dr. V. R. Venkatasubramani [email protected]
    • Dr. G. Prabhakar [email protected]

    Passed in BoS Meeting 27.04.2024 Approved in Academic Council Meeting 25.05.2024

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