Introduction to the Arduino and Arduino Boards
What is an Arduino An Arduino is an Open Source small computer that you can program to process its input and output pins. It was originally designed for students without…
Measurement and Instrumentation refers to the science and technology of measuring physical quantities and the devices (instruments) used to carry out these measurements. Measurement is the process of determining the size, amount, or degree of something. It involves comparing a quantity to a standard unit. Examples include measuring temperature (in degrees), pressure (in pascals), or time (in seconds). The goal of measurement is to quantify a physical property as accurately as possible. Instrumentation refers to the tools, devices, or systems used to measure, record, and control physical variables. Instruments can range from simple devices like rulers and thermometers to complex systems like oscilloscopes or data acquisition systems used in laboratories and industrial settings.
1. MEASUREMENT, INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
1.1 Introduction to measurement and instrumentation 1.1.1 Measurement Measurement refers to the process of comparing unknown quantity with the standard one. It provides us with the means for describing chemical…