Data Acquisition Techniques Using PC’s (2nd Ed.) – Elsevier Academic Press

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Data Acquisition
Tecliniques Using PCs
Second Edition
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Data Acquisition
Tecliniques Using PCs
Second Edition
Howard Austerlitz
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Parl<er Aerospace
Electronic Systems Division
Smittitown, New Yorl<
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This book is dedicated to my wife, Kiel,
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Contents
Preface to the Second Edition xi
1
CHAPTER
Introduction to Data Acquisition
CHAPTER
Analog Signal Transducers.
2.1 Temperature Sensors 7
2.2 Optical Sensors 8
2.3 Force and Pressure Transducers 13
2.4 Magnetic Field Sensors 16
2.5 Ionizing Radiation Sensors 18
2.6 Position (Displacement) Sensors 19
2.7 Humidity Sensors 22
2.8 Fluid Flow Sensors 23
2.9 Fiber Optic Sensors 24
2.10 Other New Sensor Technologies 26
CHAPTER
Analog Signal Conditioning
3.1 Signal Conditioning Techniques 29
3.2 Analog Circuit Components 30
3.3 Analog Conditioning Circuits 37
VII