Electrical Measurement Technology (Eighth Edition)

Author: [German] Schr?der, translated by Shu Weiqun
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Features: This book introduces the fundamental theories of electrical measurement technology, including the International System of Units, static measurement errors and measurement uncertainty, the dynamic characteristics of measurement instruments, and methods for correcting dynamic measurement errors, as well as sensors and measurement methods. The theoretical explanations in this book are clear and accessible, and the selected application examples are typical, detailed, and instructive. The book adopts a unique arrangement: instead of organizing the content by the measured quantity (e.g., temperature, pressure, flow), it is arranged by the change in the sensor output (e.g., current, voltage, resistance, inductance, and capacitance). This distinctive approach aligns better with teaching principles, is more systematic, and is easier for readers to understand and grasp. Additionally, the book includes modern measurement techniques such as digital signal processing and computer-aided measurement systems, making it more contemporary. This book is highly suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in universities majoring in mechanical engineering, electronics, instrumentation, measurement and control, and automation to learn about electrical measurement technology. It is also an extremely valuable reference for researchers and engineering professionals in related fields.