Measuring systems and transducers for industrial applications

By:

Horne, Douglas F

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bristol Adam Hilger 1988Description: ix, 162p. hbISBN:

0852743912

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

620.0044 HOR

Summary: Measuring Systems and Transducers for Industrial Applications provides information on different measuring systems and their variety of applications. The book includes a description of some of the instruments made available to industry in the last decade, providing a wealth of information supplemented by extensive illustration. With no mathematics, it is an easily accessible reference for instrumentation and engineering students at polytechnics, universities, and institutes of technology. The book is also useful to those working in the scientific instrument industry and research establishments.

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Measuring Systems and Transducers for Industrial Applications provides information on different measuring systems and their variety of applications. The book includes a description of some of the instruments made available to industry in the last decade, providing a wealth of information supplemented by extensive illustration. With no mathematics, it is an easily accessible reference for instrumentation and engineering students at polytechnics, universities, and institutes of technology. The book is also useful to those working in the scientific instrument industry and research establishments.

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