Synopses & Reviews
Offers a thorough grounding in the theory of engineering measurements and measurement system performance. Combines measurement science and instrumentation with the design of measurement systems, emphasizing test plan design. Integrates the statistical nature of measured variables and uncertainty analysis and features numerous examples. This revised edition contains a new chapter on sampling concepts and data acquisition systems plus substantial additions on force, torque and power measurements. Includes refined sections on statistics and experimental design as well as a glossary of new terms.
Table of Contents
Basic Concepts of Measurement Methods.
Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Signals.
Measurement System Behavior.
Probability and Statistics.
Uncertainty Analysis.
Analog Electrical Devices and Measurements.
Sampling, Digital Devices and Data Acquisition.
Temperature Measurements.
Pressure and Velocity Measurements.
Flow Measurements.
Strain Measurement.
Metrology, Motion, Force and Power Measurements.
Appendices.
Glossary.
Index.