99544 - Measurement and Instrumentation for Industrial and Energy Engineering M

Learning outcomes

At the end of the course, the student possesses the basic knowledge for understanding the working principle and the specification of the measurement systems used for industrial and energy applications as well as for designing simple measurement systems. In particular, the student: - knows the basics of metrology; - knows the fundamentals of signal processing theory as well as of digital signal processing; - knows the main instrumentation used for industrial and energy applications, even for billing purposes, from the point of view of both operating principle and international Standard requirements.

Course contents

• Metrology and uncertainty evaluation
• Measurement of electrical and mechanical quantities
  
• Instruments and standards for measurements with legal impact
• Fundamentals of signal processing and its digital implementation

Readings/Bibliography

Teacher's notes

Suggested book (for signal processing topic):

• Oppenheim, Willsky, "Signals and systems", Prentice Hall

Teaching methods

Lectures consisting in:

• projection of slides
• insights on the blackboard
• numerical exercises

Assessment methods

Oral test

Teaching tools

Teaching materials is available on virtuale.unibo.it

Office hours

See the website of Alessandro Mingotti