Lecture Sensors and analytical devices introduce the sensors characteristics, some basic measurement methods, measurement systems. Inviting you refer.

The main contents of this chapter include all of the following: Capacitive sensors, resistive sensors, magnetic sensors, hall – effect sensors, piezoelectric transducers, strain gauges, piezoresistive sensors, optical sensors, ultrasonic transducers, nuclear sensors, microsensors.

Lecture Sensors and analytical devices: Temperature measurement include all of the following: Thermoelectric effect sensors (thermocouples), varying resistance devices, semiconductor devices, radiation thermometers, thermography (thermal imaging), thermal expansion methods, quartz thermometers, fiber – optic temperature sensors,...

This chapter include all of the following content: Dipsticks, float systems, pressure-measuring devices (hydrostatic system), capacitive devices, ultrasonic level gauge, radar (microwave) sensors, nucleonic (or radiometric) sensors, other techniques, choice between different level sensors.

Lecture Sensors and analytical devices: Sensors characteristics include all of the following: Sensors characteristics (Static characteristics, dynamic characteristics), some basic measurement methods, measurement systems.

This chapter presents the following content: Diaphragms, capacitive pressure sensor, fiber – optic pressure sensors, bellows, bourdon tube, manometers, resonant wire devices, electronic pressure gauges, special measurement devices for low pressures, high – pressure measurement, differential pressure-measuring devices, selection of pressure sensors.

Flow measurement is to quantify the rate of flow of materials. It is quite a common requirement in the process industries, The materials measured may be in a solid, liquid, or gaseous state,... In this chapter will introduce flow measurement, inviting you refer lecture for more details.

Lecture Sensors and analytical devices: Mass, force, and torque measurement presents the following content: Mass (Weight) measurement, force measurement, torque measurement. Inviting you refer.