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Study programme |
Applied
and computational physics/theoretical and experimental physics |
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Chosen research area (module) |
Metrology/computational
physics |
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Nature and level of studies |
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Name of the course |
The
physics of sensors |
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Professor (lectures) |
Ivan
Belča |
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Access requirements |
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Aims of the course |
Introduction
to common sensors type and physical principles of their functioning |
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Learning outcomes |
Understanding
the phyisical principles of their sensors and their application in measuring
and detection process. |
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Contents of the course |
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Lectures |
Sensors,
signals and systems. Sensors chracteristics. Physical principles of
detection. Electrical charges, fields, potetials. Capacity, Magnetism,
induction, electrical resistence. Piezoelectric effect. Hall effect. Seebeck
and Peltier effects. Acustic waves. TMaterial thermal characteristics. Heat
transfer. Light. Dinamic model of sensors. Optical components of sensors.
Electronic circuits for sensor's sygnal processing. Occupation sensors.
Position, movement and level. Velocity and acceleration sensors. Force,
strain and tactile sensors. Pressure and flow sensors. Acustic sensors.
Humidity sensors- Light sensors. Detectors of radiation. Temperature sensors.
Chemical sensors. |
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Recommended books |
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Handbook of modern sensors,
Physics, Designs and Applications |
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Student
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Additional |
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Teaching and learning methods |
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Assessment (maximal 100) |
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assesed coursework |
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examination |
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coursework |
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written
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practicals |
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oral
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papers |
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presentations |
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