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Electrical Measurement and Electronic Instruments

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  • Course duration

    1082 Min

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  • Language

    English

Why enroll

Participants join this course because it helps them understand how electrical and electronic quantities are measured in real life, which is a basic and essential skill for every electrical engineer. It also builds strong fundamentals for GATE EE preparation, improves lab and industry readiness, and makes it easier to understand and use common measuring instruments used in power systems, electronics, and testing.

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Electrical Measurement and Electronic Instruments

30 Lectures

1082 min

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    Electrical Measurement and Electronic Instruments

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    17 min

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    PMMC Instrument

    34 min

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    Electrodynamic Instrument

    40 min

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    Demonstration of PMMC and Electrodynamic Instrument

    12 min

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    Features of PMMC and Electrodynamic Instrument

    27 min

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    Moving Iron Instruments

    27 min

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    Demonstration of Moving Iron Instrument

    24 min

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    Electrostatic Instrument

    19 min

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    Derivation of Deflecting Torque in Electrodynamic,Electrostatic & Moving Iron Instrument

    62 min

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    Damping and Eddy Current Damping

    46 min

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    Dynamics of the Moving Coil and Damping

    28 min

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    Dynamics of the Moving Coil and Damping (Contd.)

    33 min

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    Ballistic Galvanometer

    24 min

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    Ammeter- I

    22 min

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    Voltmeter

    35 min

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    Ohmmeters- I

    40 min

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    Ohmmeters- II

    33 min

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    Rectifier based Voltmeters and Ammeter- I

    35 min

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    Rectifier based Voltmeters and Ammeter- II

    28 min

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    Resistance measurement with a Voltmeter and an Ammeter

    33 min

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    Four-Terminal Resistance

    34 min

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    Problems: Four Terminal Resistance

    64 min

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    Error Calculation

    49 min

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    Sensitivity, Accuracy, and Resolution of Wheatstone Bridge

    50 min

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    Kelvin Double Bridge

    52 min

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    High Resistance Measurement

    53 min

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    Wattmeter Connection and Compensated Wattmeter

    46 min

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    Single Phase Energy Meter

    47 min

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    Demonstration : Eddy current Braking, creation of magnetic field without moving object

    22 min

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    Single Phase Energy Meter (Contd....)

    46 min

Course details

This is a core subject for all undergraduate Electrical Engineering students, and its syllabus is fully aligned with the GATE EE examination.You will learn how common electrical measuring instruments work and how they respond to changing signals. This includes basic instruments like ammeters, voltmeters, ohmmeters, wattmeters, and energy meters. The course also covers methods for measuring resistance and impedance, different types of bridges and potentiometers, and the use of instrument transformers.This part focuses on modern electronic measurement systems. You will study differential amplifiers and operational amplifier (op-amp) circuits, analog DC and AC instruments, analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters (ADC and DAC), digital measuring instruments, and commonly used lab equipment such as function generators and oscilloscopes.

Source:
NPTEL – IIT Kharagpur [Youtube channel]

Course suitable for

  • Automotive
  • Electronics & Instrumentation
  • Electrical
  • Engineering & Design
  • Project Management
  • Research & Developmnet

Key topics covered

  • Introduction to electrical measurement systems and their importance.

  • Classification and characteristics of measuring instruments.

  • Basic principles of measurement and measurement errors.

  • PMMC (Permanent Magnet Moving Coil) instrument operation.

  • Electrodynamic instruments and moving iron instruments.

  • Ammeter design and behavior in measurement circuits.

  • Voltmeter characteristics and measurement techniques.

  • Wattmeter construction and application for power measurement.

  • Energy meters and their operation for energy consumption.

  • Instrument transformers (CT and PT) and safety aspects.

  • Bridge circuits (Wheatstone, Maxwell, etc.) for resistance measurement.

  • Potentiometer methods for accurate voltage and resistance testing.

  • Error analysis and uncertainty calculation in measurements.

  • Basics of electronic instruments and signal conditioning.

  • Operational amplifiers and their use in measurement systems. (

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