Course Details
Subject {L-T-P / C} : ID3302 : Instrumentation and Control { 3-0-0 / 3}
Subject Nature : Theory
Coordinator : Ashish Shukla
Syllabus
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Measurement Systems :Resolution, accuracy, errors, range, precision, repeatability, reproducibility, sensitivity, dynamic characteristics, and reliability. The idea of national standards and traceability of measurements
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| Module 2 : |
Elements: Measurement of position, rotational speed, pressure, flow, liquid level, temperature, and the detection of the presence of objects. The methods used for signal processing of the signals from sensors such as resistance to voltage conversion, protection against high currents or high voltages, analogue-to-digital and digital-to-analogue conversions, microcontrollers, and op-amps are discussed. Signal transmission methods, smart systems, and display methods
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| Module 3 : |
Systems: open- and closed-loop control systems and describes the differences in performance between such systems. The principles involved in some simple examples of open- and closed-loop control systems
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Course Objective
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Understand fundamentals of measurement systems, sensors & instrumentation relevant to product and industrial system design.
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Interpret how control systems work in machines, equipment, automated products, and smart devices.
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Apply instrumentation and control concepts while designing ergonomic, safe, and user-centric products. |
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Use microcontroller-based systems (Arduino/PLC basics) in prototyping.
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Develop small-scale design projects integrating sensors, actuators, and feedback control. |
Course Outcome
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Identify appropriate sensors, transducers, and measurement systems for a given product or design problem.
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Explain and apply basic control principles like open-loop, closed-loop, and feedback for system improvement.
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Prototype simple controlled systems using microcontrollers and actuators.
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Analyse user interaction with control panels, dashboards, and interfaces.
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Design a miniature instrumentation-based solution considering safety, ergonomics, and usability. |
Essential Reading
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William Bolton, Instrumentation and Control Systems, Science direct , First revision |
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S. K. Singh, Industrial Instrumentation and Control, Tata Mcgraw-Hill , 2nd edition |
Supplementary Reading
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Gordon Boyd and Leslie Jackson, Instrumentation and Control Systems, bloomsbury , Revised |
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Arun K. Ghosh, Introduction to Measurements and Instrumentation, PHI Learning , second edition |
Journal and Conferences
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