Capteurs industrielsSciences de l'Ingénieur 6 (MRI)
Industrial Sensors
Séquencement
Learning objectives
Programme of the course: Study of physical principles, electro-photo-thermomechanical modelling, mechanical and electronic interfaces, associated signal processing of various types of industrial sensors.
Competences: Understanding the physical principles of passive and active sensors Calculate the metrological characteristics of the sensors, Apply the basic principles of measurement conditioning electronics, Evaluate metrological performance in industry.
Prerequisites
| Module | Teaching unit | Semester |
|---|---|---|
| Signal Processing | PO STI 2 | S4 |
Program
General information on sensors and metrology, Position, displacement, proximity sensors, Passive analog sensors (resistive, capacitive, inductive), active (Hall effect, Foucault current, photoelectric effect...) Digital sensors, Temperature sensors: resistance thermometry, thermocouple, semiconductor sensors, quartz, Force sensors, pressure, torque: piezoelectric sensors, magnetostriction sensors, extensometric gauges, Visual and optical sensors Preparation of the associated packaging electronics.
Assessment
Final review
References
Asch, Georges; Desjardins, Marc, "The sensors in industrial instrumentation", Dunod Robert, Michel; Merchandise, Michel; Porte, Michel, "Intelligent Sensors and Evaluation Methodology", Hermès Fabry, Peter; Fouletier, Jacques, "Chemical and biological microsensors: liquid applications", Hermès Akanin, Patrice, "Sensors and Signal Processing for Guided Transportation", Hermès
Skills
1| Ref. | Verb | Description | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| C1_2 | define | industrial physical measures | 3 |