EE426: Fundamentals of Electronic Instrumentation
Description
A practical introduction to the design of electronic instrumentation. Common to all instruments is input from the physical world. Many instruments also entail control of external devices. Students examine a wide range of sensors and actuators. Labs support a broad study of the major components of electronic instrumentation systems: sensors, data acquisition, signal conditioning, computer control, and actuators. (2-2-3). Prereq: EE332, EE334, or EE241 [fall, spring]
Fall AY13 Sections:
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Schedule |
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6511 |
Lecture |
Monday & Wednesday |
6 | Ri002 |
| Lab | Tuesday | 5-6 | Ri002 | |
Course Materials
Sample Lab Report with Format Rules
Course Coordinator
Assoc. Prof. Samara Firebaugh
Electrical Engineering Department
Carter Hall Rm 330
Telephone: (410) 293-6152
Fax: (410) 293-3493
