Modern Electronic Instrumentation & Measurement Techniques

درباره کتاب Modern Electronic Instrumentation & Measurement Techniques

کتاب Modern Electronic Instrumentation & Measurement Techniques اثر ALBERT D.HELFRICK و WILLIAM D.COOPER در سال 1391، توسط انتشارات نوپردازان به چاپ رسیده است و ویرایش اول آن هم اکنون در سایت خوان آخر قرار دارد.
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Today’s technician or technologist has the primary responsibility of using and maintaining electronic test equipment for research, design, testing, and troubleshooting. The areas requiring the use of test instruments are expanding very rapidly. In the past, electronic instruments were mainly used to deter- mine the value of a physical quantity, such as voltage, current, resistance, frequency, and so on. The use of appropriate transducers now allows the measurement of many other physical parameters. In the industrial instrumentation area, for example, the control of production processes depends almost entirely on transducers as the primary input element of a measurement and control system. In medical electronics, transducers again play an important role for translating a patient’s physiological variables into representative electrical signals which are then conditioned, displayed, and measured.

The increasing expansion of electronic instrumentation and measurement techniques is often the result of demands made by advances in other technological areas. Space engineering is a prime example of such a development. The relatively short period during which a satellite is boosted into orbit is controlled and monitored by a vast array of electronic test equipment, with information being collected, stored, and analyzed by high speed data acquisition systems.