Phelma Formation 2022

Electronic instrumentation - 3PMIIEL2

  • Number of hours

    • Lectures 6.0
    • Projects 0
    • Tutorials 15.0
    • Internship 0
    • Laboratory works 0

    ECTS

    ECTS 1.5

Goal(s)

Discovery, analysis and characterization of elements in a measuring system. This course is dedicated to the description and the analysis of all the typical building blocks of a low-frequency analog electronic measurement system. The organization of the course follows the typical sequence of analog electronic elements present in a measurement system: sensor, conditioner, amplifier, filter, analog-to-digital converter.

Contact Davide BUCCI

Content(s)

  • Overview of the most frequently used electronic sensor. More precise insight of one of them.
  • Study of circuits based on differential and instrumentation amplifiers.
  • Study and design of basic electronic filters.
  • Use of MOS transistors as switches.


Prerequisites
  • Analysis of circuits with Kirchhoff laws in DC and AC.
  • Frequency analysis and Bode diagrams.
  • Knowledge of basic linear one-port devices (resistances, capacitances, inductances).
  • Analysis of circuits with ideal operational amplifiers.
  • Reading of the data sheet of an electronic component.
  • Exploitation of the MOS transistor as a linear amplifier.

Test

Session 1 :

60% CC + 40% Examen final individuel 2h
Rules: one handwritten A4 recto/verso sheet and the Phelma-authored calculator are allowed.

Session 2 : 100% oral



S1 : 60% CC+40% Examen final individuel 2h
S2 : 100% oral

Additional Information

Course list
Curriculum->1Y Core Curriculum->Semester 6

Bibliography

  • ASH et collaborateurs Acquisition de données du capteur à l’ordinateur ed. Dunod , 2ed 2002
  • Horowitz & Hill, The art of electronics, Cambridge univ. 3rd edition Press 2015
  • D. Bucci, Analog electronics for measuring systems, ISTE/Wiley 1st ed. 2017