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    Some Application of Instrumentation Engg. / Automotive Sensors

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    Some Application of Instrumentation Engg. /Aviation

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    Some Application of Instrumentation Engg. /Atomic Energy

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    Some Application of Instrumentation Engg. /Medical Imaging

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    Some Application of Instrumentation Engg. /Furnace

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    Some Application of Instrumentation Engg. /Chemical Plant

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    References1. Measurement Systems:

    Ernest Doeblin & Dhanesh N Manik

    2. Electronic Instrumentation:

    H S Kalsi

    3. Modern Electronic Instrumentation and Measurement techniques:

    Albert D Helfrick & William D Cooper

    4. Measurement & Instrumentation Principles:

    Alan S Morris

    5. Transducers & Instrumentation:

    D.V. S Murthy

    ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEC 010 704 (Syllabus) 3hours lectureand 1hour tutorialper week

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    References6. Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements

    David A Bell

    7. Instrumentation-Devices and Systems:

    C S Rangan, SG R arma & V S V Mani,

    8. Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation:

    R K Rajput,

    9. Measurements and Instrumentation:

    U A Bakshi, A V Bakshi,

    10. A Course in Electrical and Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation:

    A K Sawhney,

    ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEC 010 704 (Syllabus) 3hours lectureand 1hour tutorialper week

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    I t d t Slid f El t i I t t ti (EC 010 P 10 f S7 ECE 2013

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    References11. A Course in Electrical and Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation:

    J B Gupta,

    ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEC 010 704 (Syllabus) 3hours lectureand 1hour tutorialper week

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    Module 1(12 hrs)

    Introduction to Electronic Instrumentation

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    Module 2(12 hrs)Transducers

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    Module 3(12 hrs)Intermediate elements

    ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEC 010 704 (Syllabus) 3hours lectureand 1hour tutorialper week

    y f ( g f

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    Module 4(12 hrs)End devices

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    Module 5(12 hrs)

    Basic measurements

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    Module 1(12 hrs)

    Introduction to Electronic Instrumentation

    ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATIONEC 010 704 (Syllabus) 3hours lectureand 1hour tutorialper week

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    Introduction to Measurement and InstrumentationoMeasurement

    o

    o result of

    o quantitative comparison betw

    opredetermined standard o unknown magnitude

    oprocedure apparatus

    ofor comparison

    o must be provable

    o

    o calibration

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    Measurandophysical quantity

    o characteristic condition

    o object of

    o

    measurement instrumentation -systemo

    o"measurand"

    omeasurement variable"

    o"instrumentation variable"

    o"process variable"

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    Measurement Process

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    Measurand

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    Basic Requirements for Getting MeaningfulResult of Measurement

    standard for compariso

    o must be accurately defined and

    o commonly acceptable.

    standard

    o same character as the measurandand

    o usually, but not defined by

    o recognized agency

    o e.g., Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) or

    o the International Organisation of Standards (ISO)

    3. The apparatusused and methodadopted

    o forthe comparisonpurposes

    o must beprovable.

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    Instrumentation

    o tech

    o instrument

    o measure control

    o

    phy chepropo materials

    o

    o"instrumentation".

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    Process Instrumentation

    o instrument used

    omeasurement and controlof

    oindustrial manufacturing,

    o

    conversionortreatment process,othe term

    o"process instrumentation

    o

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    Control System

    o measuring

    ocontrolling instrument

    o

    omeasurprovide

    oimpulses

    oremote automa tion

    o

    ocontrol system

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    Modes of Measurement

    oPrimary

    o

    Secondary .oTertiary .

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    Primary Measurement

    o

    ocomparing directlywith

    orefstandard

    oNo conversion measurand

    o

    terms of lengthoE.g.:

    o time ounting

    o strokes of clock

    o determining length

    o

    with ruler

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    Secondary Measurement

    oIndirect

    o 'one translation

    o

    osecondary measurements

    E.g. :

    oPressure

    o

    manometers.oTemperature

    o mercury thermometers

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    T i M

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    Tertiary MeasurementoIndirect

    o'two conversions

    otertiary

    o

    o temperature

    o thermocouple

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    G li d M t S t d

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    Generalised Measurement System andits Functional Elements

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    P i i l t

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    Primary sensing element

    o sensitive

    omeasured variable

    oSensethe

    ocondition,

    ostateor

    ovalueofthe

    oprocess variableby

    o

    extractingasmall part of energyofrom the measurand,and

    oproducesan output

    owhich reflects this

    ocondition,state or value of the

    omeasurand.

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    V i bl i f t d l t

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    Variable conversion of transducer element

    oConvertssignalfrom

    o

    onephysicalform anotherowithout changing

    oinformation content signal

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    Manipulation element

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    Manipulation element

    oOperate onsignal

    o

    according to math ruleowithout changing physical nature

    o variable

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    Data transmission element

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    Data transmission element

    oTransmit signal

    o

    one location anotherowithout changing

    oinformation contents

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    Data presentation element

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    Data presentation element

    oProvide indication

    o

    output from omanipulation elements

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    Data presentation element

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    Data presentation element

    oProvide indication

    o

    output from omanipulation elements

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    Static Characteristics

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    oAccuracy

    odegree of exactness measur

    ocompared to expected) value

    oResolution

    osmallest change measur variable

    oto which instrument respondoPrecision

    omeasur consistency

    osuccessive reading not differ

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    Static Characteristics

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    oError

    odeviation of true value

    ofrom desired value

    oSensitivity

    oratio change in output

    oto change input

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    Error in Measurement

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    nXnYe

    o Measur introduce error

    o expressed

    o absol perc error

    o Absolute error

    o

    o expected value

    o measured value

    o

    o % error 100

    n

    Y

    nX

    nY

    nX

    n

    Y

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    Error in Measurement

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    n

    nn

    X

    XX

    1

    oRelative accuracy

    o% Accuracy a

    o

    Precision P

    o

    o value nthmeasur

    o average measure

    100A

    nX

    nX

    n

    nn

    Y

    XYA

    1

    error%-100%

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    Error in Measurement

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    o

    Rel accuracy

    o% Accuracy a

    oPrecision P

    o

    o val nth

    measur

    o average set of measur

    100A

    nX

    n

    nn

    X

    XX 1

    nX

    n

    nn

    Y

    XYA

    1

    error%-100%

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    Example 1 1

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    Example 1.1

    expected voltage 80V

    measurement 79V

    Calculate,

    absolute error

    % error relative accuracy

    % accuracy

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    Solution (Example 1.1)

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    ( p )

    o Given expected value 80Vo measurement value 79V

    Absolute error e = 80V 79V = 1V

    % error 1.25%

    Relative accuracy, 0.9875

    % accuracy a 0.9875 x 100%=98.75%

    nXnY

    10080

    7980

    100

    nY

    nXnY

    n

    nn

    Y

    XY

    A

    1

    %100A

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    Example 1.2

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    Example 1.2o

    o precision of 6th measur

    o Solution

    o average measur value

    o

    o 6threading Precision

    No Xn

    1 98

    2 101

    3 102

    4 97

    5 101

    6 100

    7 103

    8 98

    9 106

    10 99

    5.10010

    1005

    10

    99....10198

    nX

    99505100

    501

    5100

    51001001 .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    n

    nn

    X

    XX 1

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    Significant Figures

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    g f go Significant figure

    o actual information reg o mag prec

    o More significant figure

    o greater precision

    Example 1.3

    Findprecision X1X2

    ===>> 2 s.f

    ===>> 3 s.f5.98

    98

    101

    2

    1

    X

    X

    Xn

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    Solution (Example 1 3)

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    Solution (Example 1.3)

    ===>> 2 s.f

    ===>> 3 s.f

    Precision

    5.98

    98

    101

    2

    1

    X

    X

    Xn

    1X 97.0101

    10198

    1

    975.0

    101

    1015.981

    2X Precision = ===>more precise

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    Significant Figures (cont)

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    g g ( )

    o Rules for significant figures

    All non-zero sig

    Zeros bet two non-zero sig

    Leading zeros not sig

    Trailing zeros sig

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    Significant Figures (cont)

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    g g ( )Example

    o 1 20 300 1,2,3 sig

    o 123.45 5 sig

    o 1001 4 sig

    o

    100.02 5 sig

    o 0.00001 5 sig

    o 1.100 2 sig

    o 0.00100 3 sig

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    Types of Static Error

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    Types of Static Error

    1) Grosshuman

    2) Systematic

    3) Random

    Gross Error

    o human mistakes reading instruments

    o cannot eliminate can minimize

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    Types of Static Error (Cont)

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    Systematic Error

    shortcomingsof instrument

    defective worn parts

    3 types

    Instrumental

    Environmental

    Observational

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    Types of Static Error (Cont)

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    Instrumental error

    o

    o mechanical structure

    o bearing friction irregular spring tensionstretching of spring

    o avoided by

    select suitable instrument

    particular appli

    correction factor

    calibrate instrument

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    Types of Static Error (Cont)

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    yp ( )

    Environmental erroro external condition

    o inclsurrounding area condition

    osuch as temperature, humidity,

    obarometer pressure

    o toavoid error

    air conditioner

    sealing component instrument

    magnetic shields

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    Types of Static Error (Cont)

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    Random error

    o unknown causes

    oall systematic error accounted

    o accumulation of small effect

    oa high degree of accuracy

    o avoided by

    o increasing number of reading

    ostatistical means

    obest approximation of true value

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    o

    Instr rarely respond instantaneously

    o changesin measured variables

    o

    omass,

    o thermal capacitance,

    ofluid capacitance

    oelectrical capacitance

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    o most common variations

    o

    oStep change

    oLinear change

    oSinusoidal change

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    oStep change

    oprimary element subj

    o inst finitechange

    o measured variable

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    oLinear change

    oprimary element follow

    o measured variable

    ochang linearly time

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    o dynamic characteristics of instrument

    oSpeed of response

    o rapidity

    o instrument respond

    o changes in measured quantity

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    oDynamic error

    o diff betw

    otrue measured value

    o no static error

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    o Lag

    odelay response

    o instrument to

    ochanges in measured variable

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    o

    Fidelity

    o degree to which instr

    o indicates change in

    o measured variable

    owithout dynamic error

    o (faithful reproduction).

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    Limiting Error

    f i

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    o accuracy of instr

    o guaranteedwithin certain percentage of

    o full scale reading

    o manuf specify instr

    o accurate at 2 %

    o with full scale deflection

    o reading less than full scale

    o limiting error increases

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    Limiting Error (Cont)

    Example 1 6

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    Example 1.6

    o 600 V voltmeter accuracy 2% full scale

    o Calc limiting error when instru

    oused to measur 250V

    o mag of limiting error

    o 0.02 x 600 = 12V

    o limiting error for 250V

    o (12/250) x 100 = 4.8%

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    Limiting Error (Cont)

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    o

    o limiting error voltmeter at 70V 2.143%

    o

    limiting error ammeter 80mA 2.813%.

    o Determine limiting error of the power

    o limiting error for the power

    o 2.143% + 2.813%

    o = 4.956%

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    o standard

    oknown accurate measure

    o

    o used to determine

    o values other physical quantities

    o comparison method

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    o

    All standardspreserved

    oBureau International des Poids et Mesures

    o(BIPM)

    o International Bureau of Weight and Measures

    o

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    Standard

    o

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    o

    Four categories of standard

    o InternationalStandard

    o PrimaryStandard

    oSecondaryStandard

    oWorkingStandard

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    o International Std

    International Standard

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    o International Std

    oDefi nternational Agreement

    o

    Rep

    oclosest possible accuracy attainable

    ocurrent sciencetechnology.

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    o Primary Std

    Primary Standard

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    o Primary Std

    o Maintained National Std Lab

    o

    o Function

    o calibration and verification

    osecondary std

    o

    Each lab own secondary std

    o periodically checkedcertified

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    o Secondary Std

    Secondary Standard

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    o Secondary Std

    o basic refstd used by

    omeasurement calibration lab

    o in industries

    o maintained by

    oparticular industry

    o .

    o Each industry

    o own secondary standard

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    o

    Working Standard

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    o

    Working Std

    o

    ocheck calibrate lab instrument

    oaccuracy performance.

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    Calibration

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    oproc

    o

    det correct values

    o measurand

    o comparison

    ostandardones

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    o

    Calibration

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    o

    std device ocomparison made

    ostandardinstrument

    o

    instrument is unknown

    o to be calibrated

    otest instrument

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    o two methodologies

    Calibration

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    g

    o obtaining comparison betw

    o

    test instrument standardinstrument

    oDirect comparisons

    o

    Indirectcomparisons

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    Calibration Curve

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    o calibration curve

    o

    oyields informationpertaining to

    o readingsseveral input values

    oselected withinfull-scale value

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    Calibration Curve

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    o Its represented as,

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    Calibration Curve

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    o generator applies

    Direct Comparison

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    o known input the meterunder test

    o ratioof

    o meter indicat

    o knowngenerator values

    ogives meter's error

    o meter test instrument

    o

    ogenerator standard instrument

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    Direct Comparison

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    Direct ComparisonoWith of direct comparison

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    ogenerator also can be calibrated

    o

    othe meter standard instrument

    o the generator

    o test instrument

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    Direct Comparison

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    Indirect Comparison

    o

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    compared with oresponsestandard instrument

    osame type

    o

    oif test inst meter

    ostandard is also meter

    oif test inst generator

    ostandard also generator

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    Indirect Comparison

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    Units (Fundamental & Supplementary)o i

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    ounits

    oindependently chosen

    onot dependent other units

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    od i d f

    Units(Derived)

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    oderivedfrom

    ofundamental supplementary units.

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    Instrument Application Guide

    o

    Selection care use instrument

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    Selection, care use instrumento Before using

    othoroughly familiarize

    o its operation

    o** read the manual carefully

    o Select instrumentprovide

    odegree of accuracy required

    o(accuracy + resolution + cost)

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    Instrument Application Guideo Selection, care use instrument

    B f i

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    o Before using

    o doinspection for

    o physical problem

    o Before connecting

    o

    to circuitomake sure function switch

    o range selector switch

    o set-up

    oproper function range

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    Transducers

    o

    Transducer

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    Transducer o transforms energy

    ofrom one form another

    o

    o

    omechanical force into

    o electrical signal

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    Electrical Transducers

    o to measure non-electrical quantities

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    o detector used

    o converts

    ophysical to displacement

    o displacement actuates

    o electric transducer

    oacting as secondarytransducer

    o output

    oelectricalin nature

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    Advantages of Electrical Transducers

    o Electricalamplification attenuation

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    o

    o mass-inertia effects minimised

    o effects of friction minimised

    o Controlled with small power level

    o output

    o used transmittedprocessed

    o Miniaturization easily.

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    Transducer (General Structure)

    o transducer two parts:

    o Sensing or Detector Element

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    o Sensingor Detector Element

    o responds to

    o change in physical phenomenon &

    o Transduction Element

    o transforms outputofsensing elemento to electrical output

    o acts as asecondary transducer

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    Transducer (Classification)

    o

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    basis of transductionform used

    ii. asprimary andsecondary transducers,

    iii. aspassiveand active transducers,

    iv. as analogueand digitaltransducers, and

    v. as transducersand inversetransducers

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    Classification asPrimary and Secondary Transducers

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    Classification asPassive and Active Transducers

    o Passive Transducers

    o derivepowerfor transduction from

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    o auxiliary power source

    o "externally powered transducers".

    o Active transducers

    o do not require auxiliary power source produce output

    o self generating type

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    Classification asAnalogue and Digital Transducers

    o Analogue Transducers.

    t i t i t

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    o convert input into

    o

    analogueoutput

    o continuousfunction of time

    o Digital Transducers.

    o convert input into

    o electrical output

    o form ofpulses

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    Transducer (Classification)

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    Transducer (Classification)

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    Transducer (Classification)

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    Transducer (Classification)

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Ruggedness

    oAbility withstand overloads

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    y

    osafety stops overload protection

    Linearity

    oAbility reproduceinput-output chara

    o

    symmetricallylinearlyOverall linearity is the main factor considered.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Repeatability:

    oAbility reproduce outputsignal

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    y p p g

    o whensame measurand applied

    orepeatedlysame environmental conditions

    Convenient instrumentation:

    o

    highanalogue outputsignalo highsignal to noise ratio

    Digital output preferred in many cases.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    High stability and reliability:

    oMin error measurement

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    ounaffected temperature, vibration

    o environmental variations

    Good Dynamic response:

    o

    Outputfaithful inputo taken asfunction of time

    The effect is analysed as the frequency response.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Excellent Mechanical Characteristics:

    o affectperformance

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    ostatic quasi-static dynamic states

    major effects

    Mechanical hysteresis-

    o

    imperfect response osensing elements

    oIntegrated over dimensions

    ostrained transducer

    Effect depends on the raw material used, ageing, etc.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Viscous flow or creep

    o due to viscous flow material

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    oofsensing element

    oMagnitudeincreases

    oincreasing loadtemperature

    Materials low melting point larger creep values

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Elastic after effect

    o continued deformation

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    oload applied kept constant

    decreases with time

    oLike creep similar relaxation towards

    o

    originalpositionowhen load removed.

    Virtually no residual deformation is observed.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Built-in integrated device

    o noise,

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    oasymmetry

    oother defects minimized

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Repeatability:

    oAbility reproduce outputsignal

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    o whensame measurand applied

    orepeatedlysame environmental conditions

    Convenient instrumentation:

    o highanalogue outputsignal

    o highsignal to noise ratio

    Digital output preferred in many cases.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    High stability and reliability:

    oMin error measurement

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    ounaffected temperature, vibration

    o environmental variations

    Good Dynamic response:

    oOutputfaithful input

    o taken asfunction of time

    The effect is analysed as the frequency response.

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Viscous flow or creep

    o due to viscous flow material

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    oofsensing element

    oMagnitudeincreases

    oincreasing loadtemperature

    Materials low melting point larger creep values

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    Basic Requirements of a Transducer

    Elastic after effect

    o continued deformation

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    oload applied kept constant

    decreases with time

    oLike creep similar relaxation towards

    o originalposition

    owhen load removed.

    Virtually no residual deformation is observed.

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    Resistive Transducers

    oResistance metal conductor

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    Potentiometric Transducers

    o POT

    o resistiveelement with

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    oslidingcontact

    osliding contact wiper

    o motion of sliding contact

    oranslatory rotational

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    Helipots

    o combinationof

    oi.e., translationalas well as rotational.

    oTheirresistive element form of

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    f f

    ohelix

    o helipots.

    o helical elements

    omulti-turm

    o can be used for

    o translationalor rotarymotion

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    Linear POT

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    Rotational POT

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    Helical POT

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    Diagrammatic Representations of POTs

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    Diagrammatic Representations of POTs

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    Construction of POTs

    o resistive body

    o wire wound

    o thin platinum nickel alloy

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    o thin platinum nickelalloy

    o wound insulatedformer

    o elements also made

    ocermet

    o mouldedcarbon

    ocarbon film

    othin metal

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    Analysis on Working of POTs

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    Capacitive Transducers

    o

    ProximityTransducers.oDisplacement Transducer.

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    oDisplacementTransducer.

    oNon-loading,oNon-contact, and

    oNon-invasive

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    Capacitive Transducers

    o

    o parallel plate capacitor

    d

    AC r

    0

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    dowhere,

    o0= absolute permittivity offree space

    or= dielectric constant of the mediumbetween the plates

    (relative permittivity)

    oA = areaof theplates

    od= distanceof separation between theplates

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    Properties of Some Dielectric Materials

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    Capacitive Thickness Transducer

    oplates arranged

    osheet

    o passed betweenplates

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    o

    without touching them

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    Capacitive Thickness Transducer

    oCapacitance of theSystem:

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    owhere:

    oatotal separation betweenplates

    otthicknessofthesheet

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    Capacitive Thickness Transducero increasein

    o thickness sheettocausesanincreaseof

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    othe capacitancebyC, and hence

    oSolvingfor C/C0

    owhere:

    oN=Sensitivity Factor

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    Capacitive Displacement Transducer

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    Capacitive Displacement Transducer

    oIf air gap decreased x

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    oIf air gap decreasedx,

    othe capacitanceincreases byC

    owhere,

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    Capacitive Displacement Transducer(Using Movable Dielectric Core)

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    Capacitive Proximity Transducer

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    Capacitive Proximity Transducer

    oThe OutputSignal,

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    where:

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    Capacitive Strain Transducer

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    Capacitive Strain Transducer

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    where:

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    Variable Area Capacitive Transducer

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    Variable Area Capacitive Transducer

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    where:

    When the teethalignment changes &

    oeffective contactlength becomes l

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    Variable Area Capacitive Transducer

    oFractional Changein Capacitance,

    C

    otoChange in length l

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    where:

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    Capacitive Pressure Transducer

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    Capacitive Pressure Transducer

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    Capacitive Microphone

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    Capacitive Level Transducer

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    Capacitive Level Transducer

    oCapacitance

    odue to two columns

    oliquidandvapour

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    Capacitive Moisture Transducer

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    Capacitive Hygrometer

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    Peizo-Electric Transducers

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    Peizo-Electric Transducersosymmetrical crystalline materials

    o Quartz Rochelle salt Barium titanate

    oproduceemf

    owhen placedunder stress

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    o peizo electric transducers

    o a crystal placed between solid base

    oforce-summing member

    oconversely varying potential

    o proper axis of crystal

    o

    changedimensionsoof crystal

    odeforming it

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    Peizo-Electric Transducers

    o twomain groups piezoelectric crystals

    oNatural crystals

    o(quartz and tourmaline).

    o

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    o

    Synthetic crystalso(Rochelle salt, lithium sulphate,

    odipotassium tartrate etc).

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    Desirable Propertiesof Piezoelectric Materials

    Stability.

    High output.

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    Insensitivity to temperature and humidity.

    The ability to be formed into most desirable shape

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    Natural vs.SyntheticPiezoelectric Materials

    Advantages

    Natural crystals :

    (i) Higher mechanical and thermal stability.

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    (ii) Ability to withstand higher stresses.

    (iii) Low leakage.

    (iv) Good frequency response.

    Synthetic materials

    ohave a higher voltage sensitivity.

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    Working Principleof Piezoelectric Materials

    oThe magnitudeandpolarityof

    othe induced charge onthe crystalsurfaceis

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    oproportional to

    othe magnitudeand direction of

    othe appliedforce.

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    Working Principleof Piezoelectric Materials

    oThe chargeatthe electrode

    ogives rise to voltage (E),given by,

    ,

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    o

    Where;

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    Advantages &Disadvantagesof Piezoelectric Transducers

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    Proximity Sensors

    oproximity sensor consists of

    oan element that changeseither itsstate

    oor an analogue signal

    owhenit is closeto an object.

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    o(often not actually touching)

    oMagnetic,

    o capacitance

    oinductance

    oeddy current o

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    Eddy Current Proximity Sensor

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    Eddy Current Proximity Sensor

    o coilsupplied with a c

    o alternating magnetic field produced

    oIf metal inclose proximity

    oto magnetic field

    oeddy currents induced in it

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    o eddy currents producea magnetic field

    o distorts the magnetic responsible for their production

    o

    impedance of the coil changes andsoothe amplitude of the alternating current.

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    Advantages ofEddy Current Proximity Sensor

    Small in size.

    Relatively inexpensive.

    Hi h fl ibilit

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    High flexibility.

    High sensitivity to small displacements.

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    Capacitance Proximity Sensor

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    Capacitance Proximity Sensor

    o consists of simple plate

    o

    owith object(earthed)

    o as other plate

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    o as other plate

    oAs object approaches sensor

    oseparation betw plate

    o and object changes

    o significant

    oas object close tosensor.

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    Hall Voltage

    o currentin N-typespecimen

    o carried by electrons

    o electrons, as result Hall effect,

    oaccumulate side 1

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    oaccumulateside 1

    o gets negatively charged

    orelative toside 2

    oConsequently potential difference develops

    obetween 12

    ocalled 'Hall voltage' (V H).

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    Hall Voltage

    oHall voltage in an N-typesemiconductor

    o ispositive surface 2

    o

    o P type

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    o P-type

    o

    opositivesurface 1

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    Hall Voltage

    o magnitude Hall voltage (VH)

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    oWhere;

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    Uses of Hall Effect Hall effect may be used for:

    1. Determining

    o N-type or P-type

    2. Determining carrier concentration

    3. Calculating mobility

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    3. Calculating mobility

    o (having measured the conductivity).

    4. Magnetic field meter.oThe Hall voltage V Hforagiven current

    oisproportional to B.

    o V H

    omeasuresthe magnetic field B.

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    Uses of Hall Effect

    Hall effect multiplier.

    oThe instrument gives an outputproportional to

    otheproduct of two signals

    o

    ifcurrent Iis madeproportional to one input and

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    f p p poif Bisproportional to second input

    o Hall voltage V Hisproportional to

    otheproduct of the two inputs

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    Hall EffectDisplacement Transducer

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    Hall EffectDisplacement Transducer

    o measure linear displ or

    o locatestructural element

    oin cases where it is possible to

    ochange the magnetic field strength

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    g g f g

    oby variation inthegeometry of

    oa magnetic structure.

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    Hall EffectDisplacement TransduceroThe Hall effect element located in gap

    oadjto permanent magnet

    ofield strength in gap

    odue to permanent member

    o changed by changing

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    o changed by changing

    oposition of ferromagnetic plate

    oThe voltage output Hall effect element

    opropto field strength

    oingap function of the position displacement

    oofferromagnetic plate

    owith respect to structure.

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    Hall Effect Fluid Level Transducer

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    Hall Effect Fluid Level Transducer

    o magnet attached to float

    oas level changes

    o float distance

    ofrom Hall sensor changes

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    f g

    o result Hall voltage output

    o a measure of

    o distance of float from

    osensor hence level

    oof the fuel in tank

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    Hall Effect

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    Hall Voltage

    oCurrentin N-typespecimen

    o carried by electrons

    o electrons, as result Hall effect,

    oaccumulateside 1

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    o gets negatively charged

    orelative toside 2

    oConsequently potential difference develops

    obetween 12

    ocalled 'Hall voltage' (V H).

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    Hall Voltage

    oHall voltage in an N-typesemiconductor

    o ispositive surface 2

    oOn the other hand,

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    ,

    o P-type

    o

    o

    positivesurface 1

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    Uses of Hall Effect Hall effect may be used for:

    1. Determining

    o N-type or P-type

    2. Determining carrier concentration

    3. Calculating mobility

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    o (having measured the conductivity).

    4. Magnetic field meter.oThe Hall voltage V Hforagiven current

    oisproportional to B.

    o V H

    omeasuresthe magnetic field B.

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    Uses of Hall Effect

    Hall effect multiplier.

    oThe instrument gives an outputproportional to

    otheproduct of two signals

    o ifcurrent Iis madeproportional to one input and

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    oif Bisproportional to second input

    o Hall voltage V Hisproportional to

    otheproduct of the two inputs

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    Hall EffectDisplacement Transducer

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    Hall EffectDisplacement Transducer

    o measure linear displ or

    o locatestructural element

    oin cases where it is possible to

    ochange the magnetic field strength

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    o by variation inthegeometry of

    oa magnetic structure.

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    Hall EffectDisplacement Transducer

    oThe Hall effect element located in gap

    oadjto permanent magnet

    ofield strength in gap

    odue to permanent member

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    o changed by changing

    oposition of ferromagnetic plate

    oThe voltage output Hall effect element

    opropto field strength

    oingap function of the position displacement

    oofferromagnetic plate

    owith respect to structure.

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    Hall Effect Fluid Level Transducer

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    Variable Inductance Transducers

    o

    ochange magnetic characteristic

    o

    of electrical circuitoin response to measure

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    oinresponse to measure

    o

    odisplacement,

    ovelocity,

    oacceleration

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    Types of Variable Inductance Transducers

    1. Self-generating type.

    o voltageisgeneratedbecause of

    o the relative motionbetween

    o a conductorand a magnetic field.

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    o classified as follows:

    Electro-magnetic

    Electro-dynamictype.

    Eddy current

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    Passive type

    o motionof an object resultsin

    ochanges in the inductanceof the coils

    oof the transducer.

    classified

    Types of Variable Inductance Transducers

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