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Fundamentals of Sensors

This module provides a strong introduction to sensors, the essential building blocks for perception in automated systems.
Key Learning Objectives:
  • Sensor Types and Applications: Students will explore a variety of sensors used in automation, including potentiometers, encoders, LVDTs, angularity sensors, and proximity sensors (optical, slotted coupler, and Hall effect). Each sensor type has unique applications within automated systems.
  • Sensor Principles: The module dives into the underlying principles behind different sensor technologies. This understanding is crucial for effectively selecting and implementing sensors in automation projects.
  • Informed Decision-Making: By understanding sensor operation and how they respond to stimuli, students will be well-equipped to make informed decisions when designing and implementing automated systems.

Overall Benefit:

Upon completing the module, students will have a solid foundation in sensor technologies, allowing them to approach real-world automation challenges with confidence and expertise.

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