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KIK614342

Electronic System Design


Semester Genap 2016/2017
Kriteria Solusi dalam Proses Engineering

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Secara fungsional
menyelesaikan masalah
(usable)
Diinginkan oleh pengguna
(desirable)
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diwujudkan (feasible)
Terjangkau (viable)
Pendekatan Multidisiplin
Engineer, marketing, project
manager
Solusi sesuai dengan aturan
pemerintah (regulator)
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Requirement

Deploy
Product Design

Cycle

Testing Development

Design Process
System

A system can be defined as an


arrangement of parts within some
boundary which work together to provide
some form of output from a specified input An instrumentation system for making
or inputs. The boundary divides the measurements has an input of the
system from the environment and the true value of the variable being
system interacts with the environment by measured and an output of the
means of signals crossing the boundary measured value.
from the environment to the system, i.e.
inputs, and signals crossing the boundary
from the system to the environment, i.e.
outputs
Instrumentation System

The constituent elements of an instrumentation system:


Sensor, Signal processor, Data presentation
Block diagram of a generalized
instrumentation system
Signals

All industrial processing systems consist of hardware components


and computer software whose behavior follow the laws of physics
These systems contain thousands of mechanical and electrical
phenomena that are continuously changing
The measurable quantities that represent the characteristics of all
systems are called variables
Sensors

Most variables must be measured with a device that converts the


phenomena into a form that a human can perceive
The conversion devices are called transducers or sensors, and they
translate the physical phenomena to electrical signals (or vice versa)
to be measured with electronic instruments
Signal Conditioning

An increasing need to record and preserve these phenomena and


analyze them at a later time forced engineers to develop data
recorders and data acquisition systems
Four factors require close consideration for measurement signals and
systems:
the types of transducers available for converting variables to measurement
signals
transmission characteristics
data acquisition system input matching
transducers available to convert from one type of measurement signal to
another measurement signal
Data Acquisition System

Physical Electrical Number String

SENSOR ADC SOFTWARE UART

x V 12-bit X=...m
Analog Front-End

Analog sensors produce a change in an electrical property to indicate


a change in its environment.
This change in electrical property needs to be treated by an analog
circuit (front-end) before conversion to digital
Op-Amp Characteristics

Open-loop gain G is typically over 9000


But closed-loop gain is much smaller
Rin is very large (M or larger)
Rout is small (75 or smaller)
Effective output impedance in closed loop is very small
Ideal Op-Amp Characteristics

Open-loop gain G is infinite


Rin is infinite
Zero input current
Rout is zero
Ideal Op-Amp Analysis

To analyze an op-amp feedback circuit:


Assume no current flows into either input terminal
Assume no current flows out of the output terminal
Constrain: V+ = V-
Inverting Amplifier Analysis

virtual ground
Non-Inverting Amplifier Analysis
Op-Amp Buffer

Vout = Vin
Isolates loading effects

A B

High output Low input


impedance impedance
Op-Amp Differentiator
Op-Amp Integrator
Applications of Op-Amps
Piezoelectric Transducer
Used to measure force, pressure, acceleration
Piezoelectric crystal generates an electric charge in
response to deformation

Use Charge Amplifier


Just an integrator op-amp circuit
Charge amplifier

The so-called charge amplifier is shown in Figure.

The output of the inverting amplifier is:


Rf 1/jC C
Av = = = 0
RI 1/jC0 C
Charge amplifier implementation
with capacitive humidity sensor

Charge Amplifier Absolute Value Circuit 100Hz, 4-th order, low-pass filter
(full-wave rectifier)
fexcite = 1kHz, Set Filter to 1/10 fexcite100Hz
R6 10k

C2 180p A R2 10k R3 10k B R4 5k R5 10k

R1 10M C6 1.5u
C4 470n
D2 1N4148
V- V-
Sensor V2 15 V-
D1 1N4148 -

Vabs
V- Vout
V-
C1 180p -
-
D -
C - R7 2.05k R8 17.4k
R9 1.5k R10 16.5k
+
+
+
+
+ + + V+
+ + + C5 68n
V1 15
C3 150n V+
V+
+

V+
VG1
V+
f = 1kHz
U1 OPA132 U2 OPA132 U3 OPA132 U4 OPA132 U5 OPA132
V = 1Vpk

Vabs
A B C equation Vabs Filter Pro used to design filter
+1V -1V -1.65 Vabs = -A-2B +1V
-1V 0V +0.65 Vabs = -A* +1V
Op amp always in closed loop (D=0V)
*No current flow in D2

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