Control and measurement circuit

Author: Zhang Guoxiong / Jin Zhuazi (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Measurement and Control Circuits was developed based on the decision made by the National Teaching Guidance Committee for Instrumentation in Higher Education during the meeting held in October 1996. It is a planned teaching material for the major of measurement and control technology and instruments. It serves as a required textbook for the precision instrument major and can also be used by other professional directions within the major of measurement and control technology and instruments, as well as other majors in mechanical engineering. In addition to serving as a textbook, it can also be referenced by researchers and engineering technicians in relevant fields. Measurement and control technology is an indispensable fundamental technology in modern production and high technology. This book primarily introduces measurement and control circuits commonly used in industrial production and scientific research. It covers the functions and main requirements of measurement and control circuits, the types and composition of measurement and control circuits, signal amplification circuits, signal modulation and demodulation circuits, signal separation circuits, signal operation circuits, signal conversion circuits, signal subdivision and direction-distinguishing circuits, logic control and continuous signal control circuits, anti-interference techniques in measurement and control circuits, and finally analyzes circuits through several typical measurement and control circuits. This textbook is not an advanced version of a general electronic technology tutorial but focuses on bridging the gap between electronic technology and measurement and control. It aims to help learners understand how to apply electronic technology to solve tasks in measurement and control, achieve the overall concept of measurement and control, and select and design circuits based on requirements such as precision, speed, flexibility, and other demands of measurement and control tasks.

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