Computerized Instrumentation

by Tran Tien Lang, J. McGhee

Describes the use of microprocessors and computers in measuring systems design. It examines the concepts, principles and practices of using modern microprocessors, recent digital signal processors and computers in measurement and control systems, with an emphasis on measurement and design. Using detailed practical examples and scenarios that apply theoretical information, the author covers topics including the evolution of digital techniques in instrumentation; the use of computers in data acquisition systems; personal instrumentation and data distribution systems.

254 pages, Hardcover

First published May 3, 1991