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RPS Sensor and Actuator
RPS Sensor and Actuator
RPS Sensor and Actuator
Program Learning Able to apply knowledge of physics to various fields (material physics, instrumentation physics, or
Outcome (PLO) PLO6 energy physics), act in professional activities (technology or industry), and able to recognize new
trends in the field of Physics
PLO6.1 Able to identify concepts/theories in material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics courses
PLO6.2 Able to explain concepts/theories in material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics courses
and their implementation
PLO6.3 Able to provide Problem Solving related to material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics
courses
PLO6.4 Able to analyse an object related to material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics course
PLO6.5 Able to implement concepts/theories of material physics, instrumentation physics or energy physics courses in
industry
Course Outcome 1. Students are able to understand the basic concepts of sensors and actuators
2. Students are able to identify the types of sensors and actuators
3. Students are able to understand the application of sensors and actuators in various fields
Course Brief This course discusses the introduction of sensors and actuators in electronic systems. Students will study the types of sensors
description and actuators and their applications in the world of technology.
Referency 1. Karvonen, M., & Hänninen, T. (2014). Fundamentals of Industrial Automation. Elsevier.
2. Janesick, J. R. (2001). Scientific charge-coupled devices. SPIE Press.
3. Bao, L., & Li, Y. (2014). Wireless Sensor Networks: Control, Applications, and Sensor Types. CRC Press.
Week- Sub-CPMK (Planned Study Materials Learning Forms and Estimated time Student Learning Assesment
final ability) (Learning Materials) Methods Experience