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EKT314/4Electronic

InstrumentationCourse Briefing

EKT314/4 - Electronic Instrumentation 2

Lecturer Profile

En. Muhamad Asmi bin Romli [email protected] M.Sc (Embedded System Design), USM,

2005 B.Eng (Electric & Electronics –

Microelectronics), USM, 2000 National Instruments,

2010


Lecturer Profile

En. Zahari bin Awang Ahmad [email protected] M.Sc (Computer and Microelectronic

System), UTM, 2009 B.Eng (Electric & Electronics),

University of Kentucky, US, 1994 Industrial Collaboration & Quality

Management Coordinator


Education background

Master of EngineeringComputer and Microelectronics System(2009)

BSc Electrical Engineering1994


Industrial Experiences


Lecturer Profile

En. Phak Len a/l Eh Kan [email protected] M.Sc in Information Technology, UUM B.Eng (Hons) in Electronic, UTM Ph.D, Birmingham, UK (soon to

graduate)


Lecturer Profile

Dr. Abdul Hafiizh bin Ismail [email protected] Ph.D (Wireless Communication

Engineering), Ibaraki University, Japan, 2011

M.Eng Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Telecommunication), UTM, 2005

B.Eng (Media and Telecommunication Engineering) Ibaraki University, Japan, 2003


Stationary Radar with Reconfigurable Radial Line Slot Array (RLSA) Antenna

Latest Invention

2012


Stationary Radar with Reconfigurable Radial Line Slot Array (RLSA) Antenna

Latest Invention

2012

Avoid:•High power•High cost•High maintenance


Latest Group Achievement4 Gold Medals

in 2012 UniMAP Exhibition


Taught Courses

EKT 102 Electronic Devices EKT 120 Computer Programming EKT 303 Principle of Comp. Architecture EKT 308 Modern Control System EKT 314 Electronic Instrumentation EKT 341 Antenna and Propagation EKT 444 Final Year Project


Course

Code› EKT 314› [E] - Engineering› [K] - Komputer› [T] - Teras

Name› Electronic Instrumentation

Unit› 4

Electronic Instrumentation


Data Acquisition


Data Acquisition

Processing


Data Acquisition Control

Processing



Processing

i. Data Acquisition + Processing



Processing


ii. Processing + Control



Processing


ii. Processing + Control

iii. Data Acquisition + Processing + Control



Processing



Sensors

Processing



Sensors

Data Acquisition Device

Processing



Sensors


Signal Conditioning

Processing



Sensors


Signal Conditioning

Analog-Digital Converter

Processing



Sensors


Signal Conditioning


ProcessingBus



Sensors


Signal Conditioning


ProcessingDriver

SoftwareBus



Sensors


Signal Conditioning


ProcessingDriver

SoftwareApplication SoftwareBus



Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

ProcessingDriver




Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

Data Driver Device

ProcessingDriver




Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

Data Driver Device

Signal Conditioning

ProcessingDriver




Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

Data Driver Device

Signal Conditioning

Digital-Analog Converter

ProcessingDriver




Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

Data Driver Device

Signal Conditioning


ProcessingDriver

SoftwareApplication SoftwareBus Bus


Sensors Actuators

Chapter 2: Transducers



Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

Data Driver Device

Signal Conditioning


ProcessingDriver



Signal Conditioning


Signal Conditioning



Signal Conditioning


Signal Conditioning


Chapter 3: Signal

Conditioning & Conversion



Sensors


Signal Conditioning


Actuators

Data Driver Device

Signal Conditioning


ProcessingDriver



Data Acquisition

Sensors


Signal Conditioning


ProcessingDriver


Chapter 4: Data Acquisition

Systems


Data Acquisition

Sensors


Signal Conditioning


ProcessorDriver


Chapter 5: Virtual

Instrumentation



ProcessorBus Bus



ProcessorBus Bus

Chapter 6: Instrumentation

System Design


Chap

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Chap

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: Sig

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Chap

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: Dat

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Syst

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Chap

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: Virt

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Inst

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Chap

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: Ins

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Syst

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Chap

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: Int

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Chap

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: Tra

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Chap

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: Sig

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Cond

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& C

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Chap

ter 4

: Dat

a Ac

quisiti

on

Syst

ems

Chap

ter 5

: Virt

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Inst

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Chap

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: Ins

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Syst

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Chap

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: Int

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2+2 hours

4 hours

4 hours

4 hours

4+2 hours

4+2 hours

28 hours full lectureTotal:


UniMAP Contact Hour

Lecture› 2 hours x 12 weeks = 24

hours Tutorial

› 2 hours x 2 weeks = 4 hours Lab

› Lab – 36 hours› Lab Assignment - 2 hours› Lab Project - 20 hours

SLT = 171.68Credit = 4.29


AUDP Contact Hour

Lecture Slot› 8 hours x 5 weeks = 40

hours› 4 hours x 1 week = 4 hours

Practical Slot› 8 hours x 3 week = 24

hours› 4 hours x 1 week = 4 hours

SLT = 161.48Credit = 4.04


UniMAP Timetable


UniMAP Course Plan

Ses. Lecture Lecturer Comment

1 Briefing(2 hours)

En. Asmi Overall Course Info

2 Chapter 1(2 hours)

En. Zahari Introduction to Electronic Instrumentation


En. Zahari Transducers

4


UniMAP Course Plan



Dr. Abdul Hafiizh

Signal Conditioning & Conversion

6


Dr. Abdul Hafiizh

Data Acquisition Systems

25/03/12 – 31/03/12 Test 1

8


UniMAP Course Plan



En. Asmi Virtual Instrumentation

10

12 Chapter 6 (4 hours)

En. Phak Len Instrumentation System Design

14


UniMAP Course Plan


11 Tutorial(4 hours)

All Lecturers 1/5/12 Labour Day

13/05/12 – 19/05/12 Test 2

13 17/5/12 Raja Perlis Birthday

17/5/12 Wesak Day


AUDP Course Plan

Date Slot #

Note

3/3/2012 1 Course Introduction

2 Chapter 1

3

4 Exercise / Discussion on Chapter 1

5 Chapter 2

6


8 Daily Conclusion


AUDP Course Plan

Date Slot #

Note

10/3/2012

1 Exercise / Discussion / Review on Chapter 1 & 2

2 Chapter 2

3


5 Chapter 3

6


8 Daily Conclusion


AUDP Course Plan

Date Slot #

Note

31/3/2012

1 Exercise / Discussion / Review on Chapter 1, 2 & 3

2 Chapter 3

3


5 Chapter 4

6


8 Daily Conclusion


AUDP Course Plan

Date Slot #

Note

12/5/2012

1 Exercise / Discussion / Review on Chapter 1, 2 & 3

2 Chapter 4

3


5 Chapter 5

6


8 Daily Conclusion


AUDP Course Plan

Date Slot #

Note

26/5/2012

1 Exercise / Discussion / Review on Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4 &5

2 Chapter 5

3


5 Chapter 6

6


8 Daily Conclusion


AUDP Course Plan

Date Slot #

Note

23/6/2012

1 Chapter 6

2 Chapter 6


4 Overall Discussion & Conclusion

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Outcome Based Education(OBE)


Course Outcomes

COs Description

CO1 Ability to Understand Transducer’s Operation and Select Appropriate Transducers for Applications

CO2 Ability to Understand Signal Conditioning and Propose Suitable Method for Data Acquisition

CO3 Ability to Understand and Implement Virtual Instrumentation-based Solution for Given Problems.

CO4 Ability to Implement Transducers, Signal Conditioning, Data Acquisition & Virtual Instrumentation In Instrumentation Design


Program Outcomes

POs

Description

1 Ability to acquire and apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering and an in-depth technical competence in electronic Computer/Communication/Computer Network engineering discipline.

2 Ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems.

3 Ability to design a system, component or process to meet desired needs.

4 Ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.

5 Ability to use techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practices.


Program Outcomes

POs

Description

6 Ability to demonstrate the social, cultural, global and environmental responsibilities of a professional engineer.

7 Ability to understand entrepreneurship, the process of innovation and the need for sustainable development of the environment.

8 Ability to understand professional and ethical responsibilities and commitment to the society.

9 Ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams.

10 Ability to communicate effectively.

11 Understanding of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning.

12 Ability to acquire of project management and finance principles.


Program Educational Objectives

PEOs

Description

1 Graduates who are leaders in the field of Computer/Communication/Computer Network Engineering or chosen field as demonstrated via career advancement.

2 Graduates who are members of and contribute to professional society.

3 Graduates who engage in life-long learning or continuous education opportunities.

4 Graduates who contribute towards research and development.

5 Graduates who are entrepreneurial engineers.

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Course Info


UniMAP Assessment

Course Work› Lab Test – 5%› Lab Project & Viva – 15%› Log Book / Assignment – 10%

Exam Work› Final Exam – 50%› Test 1 – 10%› Test 2 – 10%

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


AUDP Assessment

Course Work› 50%

Exam Work› 50%

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


Reference

Anthony J.W., Ahmad R.G. Introduction to Engineering Experimentation, 3rd. Ed. Pearson, 2010


Reference

John P.B. Principles of Measurement Systems, 4th Ed. Pearson Prentice Hall, 2005


Reference

Kalsi, H.S. Electronic Instrumentation. Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Ltd., 2005


Reference

C.S. Rangan, G.R. Sarma and V.S. Mani. Instrumentation Devices & Systems, Tata McrGraw-Hill Publishing Co. Ltd., 2004


Prerequisite & Knowledge

Analog Electronics Digital Electronics Computer Programming Embedded System Design


"I see and I forget, I hear and I remember, I do and I understand." - Confucius.


Slide Structure

Mind Mapping Reference Note Exercise


Do’s

Prepared Download, Print & Bring Lecture Note Copy Mind Map Wear Suitable Attire Silence Your Cell Phone Ask Question Anytime Needed Sleep in Class…


Don’t

Come Late Make Noise Disturb Your Friend Tell Where You Want to Go Absent

EKT314/4Electronic

Instrumentation

Course IntroductionEnd

EKT314/4Electronic

Instrumentation

Laboratory Briefing


UniMAP Contact Hour

Lecture› 2 hours x 14 weeks = 22

hours Tutorial

› 2 hours x 3 weeks = 6 hours Lab

› Lab – 36 hours› Lab Assignment - 2 hours› Lab Project - 20 hours

SLT = 171.68Credit = 4.29


UniMAP Assessment

Course Work› Lab Test – 5%› Lab Project & Viva – 15%› Log Book / Assignment – 10%

Exam Work› Final Exam – 50%› Test 1 – 10%› Test 2 – 10%

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


UniMAP Assessment

Lab Test (5%)› On Screen Test› 40 Questions› 1 hour› 1 Roll› 1.5 minutes per question

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


UniMAP Assessment

Lab Project (10%)› Pair› Use Sensor› Use DAQ› Predefined Task

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


UniMAP Assessment

Project Viva (5%)› Code Verification› Q & A

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


UniMAP Assessment

Log Book (8%)› Session Report› Assignment Report› Project Report› Keep in the Lab

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


UniMAP Assignment

Lab Assignment (2%)› Task Given› Create .exe› Email

Grade

Mark

A 80 – 100

A- 75 – 79

B+ 70 – 74

B 65 – 69

B- 60 – 64

C+ 55 – 59

C 50 – 54

C- 45 – 49

D+ 40 – 44

Fail 0 – 39


UniMAP Lab Plan

Ses. Lab Comment

1 Instructor-Led 1 Navigating LabVIEW

Instructor-Led 2 Troubleshooting and Debugging

2 Instructor-Led 3 Implementing a VI

Instructor-Led 4 Relating Data

3 Instructor-Led 5 Managing Resources

Instructor-Led 6 Developing Modular Application

4 Instructor-Led 7 Common Design Techniques

Instructor-Led 8 Using Variables

5 Instructor-Led 9 Setting Up & Troubleshooting Hardware


UniMAP Lab Plan

Ses. Lab Comment

5 Exercise Lab 1 Function Generator

6 Exercise Lab 2 Oscilloscope

Exercise Lab 3 Function Generator & Oscilloscope

7 Exercise Lab 4 Temperature Sensor *Test 1

Exercise Lab 5 Humidity Sensor

8 Exercise Lab 6 DAQ Module Control

Exercise Lab 7 Create simple complete system

9 Exercise Lab 8 Create simple complete system

Lab Test On-Screen Test (29/04/12 – 05/05/12)


UniMAP Lab Plan

Ses. Lab Comment

10 Lab Project – 20 hours11

12 Test 2 – Ch 4, 5 & Lab

13

14 Presentation, Demo, Viva

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