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Industrial Sensors

Teaching unit Engineering Sciences 6 · M06T_SIN2
10ECTS (EU)
2Coefficient
21:20Hours

Séquencement

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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

ModuleTeaching unitSemester
Signal ProcessingPO STI 2S4

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

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Ref.VerbDescriptionLevel
C1_2defineindustrial physical measures3