Sensor Analysis
Here you will find some information about
| lecture physics | exercise physics | practical class |
| entry requirements | modalities of examination | recommended literature |
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Contact
| Dipl. Ing. (FH) Dagmar Schütten |
Phone: 02241/865 530 |
| Dipl. Ing (FH) Anja Burghammer | Phone: 02241/865 506 Fax: 02241/865 8506 email: |
| Prof. Dr. Peter Kaul | Phone: 02241/865 592 Fax: 02241/865 8592 email: |
| Robin Janßen (Lehrbeauftragter) | email:
robin.janssen"at"arcor.de |
Content
- Most significant sensor and multi-sensor principles (mechanical, optical, thermal, electrical and magnetic) and measurement techniques
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Fundamental principles of gas sensors
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Basics in analog and digital measurement technology and simple measurement devices
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Sensor applications
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Measurement errors, error types and theory of errors
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Basics and principles of signal processing
Lecture (update 26.01.2012)
- Organization
- Lecture 1
- Lecture 2a
- Lecture 2b
- Lecture 3
- Lecture 4a
- Lecture 4b
- Example 4b
- Lecture 5a
- Lecture 5b
- Example 5b
- Lecture 6
- Lecture 7a
- Lecture 7b
- Lecture 8
Exercise/ Solution (update 26.01.2012)
| Exercise in lecture 2a | Solution 2a |
| Exercise in lecture 2b | Solution 2b |
| Additional Exercise 1 | Solution to Additional Exercise 1 |
| Exercise in lecture 3 | Solution 3 |
| Exercise in lecture 6 | Solution 6 |
| Additional Exercise 2 and Solution | |
Practical Class
- Group schedule
- Time schedule
- Instructions/ guidelines
Exam
- Probeklausur WS 09/10
- Klausur SS10
- Klausur WS 09/10
For this module no practical class is scheduled. Practical exercises are given within the teaching classes. Excursions to companies are planned
For the participation in lectures or exercises: there are no entry requirements;
The exercises will take place after lecture on same day. The exercises may be supported by excurses, par-tially as full-day event. If present, excurses will be coordinated on short notice.
The excurse specific safety instructions will take place shortly before the appropriate excurse starts. Refer to corresponding announcement on notice board to identify your exercise group.
At the end of the course there is either a written examination (100%) or a written examination (50%) at the end of the course and a graded presentation. Details are give in the lecture of the course
For the whole module 3 ECTS are allocated.
More details will be explained during the first lecture.
