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    The document defines mechatronics as an interdisciplinary field that combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer programming and control engineering. It lists the key components of mechatronic systems as sensors, control hardware, actuators, and mechanical structures. Examples of mechatronic systems include precision machines and industrial robots that integrate electronics and programming for increased functionality and performance. The document outlines topics to be covered in a mechatronics course, including digital/analog electronics, sensors, actuators, system modeling, and microcontrollers. Evaluation will be based on homework, labs, a midterm, and final exam.

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    What Is Mechatronics?: ME 466 - ME 494 (Special Topic)

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    What is Mechatronics?
    The subject that brings in basics and
    fundamentals of mechanical
    engineering, electronics, computer
    programming and control
    engineering and considers them
    together for design purposes

    ME 466 - ME 494 (Special Topic)


    Mechatronics
    by Theeraphong Wongratanaphisan

    Mechatronic System
    A mechanical system that integrates
    electronics and/or programming, with
    control consideration, for more
    functionality and/or better
    performance

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    Components of Mechatronic
    Systems

    Example of Mechatronic System

    Sensors
    Control
    Hardware
    Actuators
    Mechanical Structure

    Impact of Mechatronic Systems

    Impact of Mechatronic Systems


    Advanced Systems

    Industrials

    Precision, higher
    productivity, higher
    efficiency

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    Impact of Mechatronic Systems

    Topics Covered
    Digital Basic

    Innovative ideas

    Analog Electronics
    Digital Electronics
    Sensors
    Actuators
    System Modeling
    Data Acquisition & Interfacing
    Microcontroller

    Class Evaluation

    References

    HW & Projects: 20%

    Any textbooks named mechatronics

    Lab: 20%

    Some introductory textbooks in


    electronics

    Midterm: 30%
    Final: 30%

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    This is an elective subject. No one forces you to take


    this course
    You take it because you choose to. So
    full attention is required.

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