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Industrial

Instrumentation
MS. GRESHA S. SAMARAKKODY

(M.PHIL, B.SC, MIEEE)


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LESSON 1
Introduction to
Instrumentation

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What is
Instrumentation?
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Instrumentation can be
defined as the application of
instruments, in the form of
systems or devices, to
Instrumentation? accomplish some specific
objective in terms of
measurement or control, or
both.
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What is
Industrial
Instrumentation?

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What are the


physical
measurements
employed in
instrumentation
systems?

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Acceleration Mass

Capacitance Position
Physical Chemical properties Pressure
measurements Conductivity Radiation
employed in Current Resistance
instrumentation Flow rate Temperature
systems Frequency Velocity

Inductance Viscosity

Luminosity Voltage
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What is Data
Acquisition?

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Data
Acquisition
Data acquisition is the process
of sampling signals that
measure real world physical
conditions and converting the
resulting samples into digital
numeric values that can be
manipulated by a computer.

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From a All data is composed of digital values.


Computer’s
Viewpoint, All digital values are represented by
voltage or current levels in the computer’s
internal circuitry.

In the world outside of the computer,


physical actions or phenomena that cannot
be represented directly as digital values.

These analogue values must be translated


into either voltage or current, and then
translated into a digital form.

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Input Will already be in digital form, such as


that from switches or other on/off–type
sensor.

Data It might be a stream of bits from some


type of serial interface (such as RS-232
or USB).

In other cases, it will be analogue data


in the form of a continuously variable
signal (perhaps a voltage or a current)
that is sensed and then converted into a
digital format.

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• We mean binary values encoded in the


form of bits that a computer can work
with directly.
• Binary digital data is said to be discrete,
and a single bit has only two possible
values: 1 or 0, on or off, true or false.
• Digital data is typically said to have
a size, which refers to the number of bits
that make up a single unit of data.
• The size of the data, in bits, determines
the maximum value it can represent.

Digital Data
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What are the
Binary Data
Sizes?

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Binary
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What is Analog
Data?

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Analog Data
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• Analog data, on the other hand, is


continuously variable and may take on
any value within a range of valid values.
• The name analogue data is derived
from the fact that the data is an
analogue of a continuously variable
physical phenomenon.
• For example, consider the set of all
possible floating-point values in the
range between 0 and 1. One might find
numbers like 0.01, 0.834,
0.59904041123, or 0.00000048, and
anything in between.

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What are the types


of inputs that may
be found in a
computer-based
data acquisition
system?

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Types of inputs
that may be
found in a
computer-based
data acquisition
system?

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What is
Control
Output?
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Control The control part of an
Control of a physical
device involves

Output instrumentation
system uses that data
to effect changes in
transforming some
type of command or
sensor input into a
form suitable to
the physical world.
cause a change in the
activity of that device.

Linear control
More specifically, systems can be
control entails broadly grouped into
generating digital or two primary
analogue signals (or
categories,
both) that may be
used to perform a • Open-loop
• Closed-loop
control action on a
device or system.

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What is
Open Loop
Control
System?

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Open Loop
Control Systems
• In an open-loop systems, there is no
feedback between the output and the
control input of the system.
• The system has no way to determine if
the control output actually had the
desired effect.

• The accuracy of an open-loop control


system depends on the accuracy of its
components and how well the system
models what it is controlling.
• Open-loop controls can actually entail a
high degree of complexity and they are
fairly common.

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Can you guess


any example
for open-loop
control
systems?

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Example:
Open Loop
Control
System
A N A U TO M AT I C L I G H T S W I TC H

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Can you develop


a mathematical
model for Open
Loop Control
System?

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What is
Closed-Loop
Control
System?

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Closed-Loop
Control System
• A closed-loop control scheme
utilizes data obtained from the
device or system under
control, known as feedback, to
determine the effect of the
control and modify the control
actions in accordance with
some internal algorithm.

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Closed Loop
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Control System
• Notice that the control input and the feedback
signal are summed with opposing signs at the
circle symbol in, which is called a “summing
junction” or “summing node.”

• The output is called the control error.

• This is because the key to a closed-loop control


is the response of the controlled device to the
control signal generated by the block labelled
“Control Signal Processing.” T

• he control error is input to the control signal


processing block, and the system will attempt to
drive its control output into the controlled
device to whatever extent is needed or possible
in order to make the control error zero.

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Can you guess any
example for Closed-Loop
Control Systems?

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Example:
Closed-Loop
Control System
FLUID LEVEL CONTROL
SYSTEM

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Can you develop


a mathematical
model for
Closed-Loop
Control
System?

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What is
Sequential
Control?

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Sequential Control

A control system in which the


individual steps are
Sequential controls are a very
processed in a predetermined
common form of control
order, progression from one
system and are
sequence step to the next
straightforward to implement.
being dependent on defined
conditions being satisfied.

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Example:
The timing diagram for a
sequential AC power controller
with five devices.

In this example, a delay after each


device is powered on allows it to
stabilize and respond to a query to
verify that it is functioning
correctly.

In a system such as this, each


device would typically have three
possible states: On, Off, and Fail.

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Industrial
Instrumentation

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Industrial
Instrumentation
The process of measuring
and controlling various
quantities in industries by
utilizing various industrial
instruments is called as
industrial instrumentation.

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What is the use of


learning Industrial
Instrumentation?

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Thank You!
Conducted By:

Ms. Gresha S. Samarakkody

Senior Lecture in Electronics & Telecommunication


Engineering,

gresha.samarakkody@cinec.edu

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Task for You

• Identify a real-life scenario where


you can utilize open loop and closed
loop system for the same scenario.
Create two presentation slides to
describe the open loop and closed
loop control system.

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