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100			_a Carr J Joseph
245			_aElements of Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements _c Joseph J. Carr
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260			_aNoida _bPearson _c2008
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505			_tIntroduction to Electronic Instrumentation and Measurement. _tSome Basic Measurement Theory. _tDC and AC Deflection Meter Movements. _tBridge Circuits. _tComparison Measurements. _tThe Basics of Digital Instruments. _tElectronic Multimeters. _tThe Oscilloscope. _tSignal Generators. _tMechanical Graphics Chart Recorders. _tSpecial-Purpose Laboratory Amplifiers. _tOperational Amplifiers. _tSensors, Electrodes, and Transducers. _tProbes and Connectors. _tHandling Signals, Sensors, and Instruments. _tData Converters. _tTesting Electronic Components. _tMeasurement of Frequency and Time. _tMeasurements on Untuned Amplifiers. _tMeasurements on Tuned Circuits. _tAntenna and Transmission Line Measurements. _tRadio Receiver Measurements and Alignment. _tSpectrum Analyzers. _tRadio Transmitter Measurements. _tIEEE—488 General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB) Instruments.
520			_a The text provides a readable introduction to ordinary workshop and laboratory instrumentation. Material is presented through a careful blend of theory and practice to provide a practical text for students who will soon be in the real world, working with electronics.
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