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Following chapters are important from point of view of GATE exam for instrumentation (IN)
Please try to solve following things from following chapters
- Solved Examples
- Objective Type Questions
- Review Questions (Useful in Numerical Type )
Part: I
Electrical and Electronics Measurement and Measuring Instruments
Chapter:1 (Types of Instrumentation and basics)
Chapter:2 Characteristics of Instrumentation (Examples, definitions )
Chapter:3 Error analysis and static analysis, types of error, least square method, probable error etc..
Chapter:4 Dynamic Characteristics (Definitions, useful in control system also first, second order system etc..)
Chapter:7 Classification of analog Instrumentation (Table 7.1, examples)
Chapter:8 Galvanometer (Basic only) (Not much in detail )
Chapter:9 Analog Ammeters, Voltmeter and Ohmmeter (Most Important topics) (Do more and more examples from this chapter)
Chapter:10 Instrument Transformer (Till Section 10.5, examples till 10.4)
Chapter:11 Measurement of Power and Watt-meters (Two watt method: Very Imp )
Chapter:12 Measurement of Energy and Industrial Metering (Example: 12.2, 12.3 , few definition )
Chapter:13 Measurement of Phase and Frequency (Just see example 13.1 )
Chapter:14 Measurement of Resistance (Important Chapter) (Do all theory and examples) (DC Bridges )
Chapter:15 Potentiometer (only DC type)
Chapter:16 AC Bridges (Very Important Chapter, also used in Transducers for signal conditioning )
Chapter:19 Opto-electronic Measurements (useful for optical Instrumentation)
Chapter:20 Electronics Instruments (Just overview)
Chapter:21 Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (Different definitions and terms, examples)
Chapter:22 Instruments for Generation of Waveform
Chapter:23 Signal Analysers (THD term and just overview)
Chapter:24 High Frequency Measurements (Q Meter )
Part: II Electrical and Electronics Instrumentation
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Useful for Transducer
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Chapter: 25 Primary Sensing Elements and Transducers
Chapter:29 Measurement of Non electric Quantities
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