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    This document outlines the requirements for an instrumentation and measurement design project. Students must design a hardware project that measures a physical quantity. The project involves four deliverables: a 2-page project proposal, the completed hardware project, a final report up to 10 pages, and a 10-minute presentation with demonstration. The project will be evaluated in phases, with marks given for the proposal, mid-term evaluation, final presentation and demonstration, and report. Suggested project areas include devices for measuring energy, voltage, current, temperature, light intensity, rpm, scale weight, wind speed, and heart rate. Key dates are provided for submitting deliverables and evaluations.

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    This document outlines the requirements for an instrumentation and measurement design project. Students must design a hardware project that measures a physical quantity. The project involves four deliverables: a 2-page project proposal, the completed hardware project, a final report up to 10 pages, and a 10-minute presentation with demonstration. The project will be evaluated in phases, with marks given for the proposal, mid-term evaluation, final presentation and demonstration, and report. Suggested project areas include devices for measuring energy, voltage, current, temperature, light intensity, rpm, scale weight, wind speed, and heart rate. Key dates are provided for submitting deliverables and evaluations.

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    This document outlines the requirements for an instrumentation and measurement design project. Students must design a hardware project that measures a physical quantity. The project involves four deliverables: a 2-page project proposal, the completed hardware project, a final report up to 10 pages, and a 10-minute presentation with demonstration. The project will be evaluated in phases, with marks given for the proposal, mid-term evaluation, final presentation and demonstration, and report. Suggested project areas include devices for measuring energy, voltage, current, temperature, light intensity, rpm, scale weight, wind speed, and heart rate. Key dates are provided for submitting deliverables and evaluations.

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    Instrumentation and Measurement

    Design Project

    Design Project
    Instrumentation and Measurement
    SPRING 2016
    Instructor
    Date Assigned

    : Engr. Muhammad Amin Qureshi


    : 3rd week

    Project Details
    You are required to design a hardware project in the field of general or industrial Instrumentation. The project
    should essentially be a measuring device to display or store the magnitude of some physical quantity. The
    basic Instrumentation block diagram discussed in class would be helpful in understanding the requirements of
    the project.
    Project Deliverables
    You are required to produce four deliverables during your course project. Details are given below.
    1) Project Proposal Report
    A written proposal must be submitted and approved. The proposal should be no more than 2
    double-spaced pages (excluding cover page and references), Times New Roman, 12 size font
    and should include a cover page having title of the project, names and ids of the group
    members and name of the course. The body section of the proposal report must include the
    reasons for choosing the project, importance of the chosen project, desired goals that are to be
    achieved when the project is finished and the general approach to achieve these goals. It must
    also include a general block diagram of the overall system and an initial circuit diagram (if
    applicable). Your proposal must include an initial of three relevant references as a proof of an
    initial literature survey.
    2) Hardware Project
    A complete, running project should be produced at the given timeframe. There will be
    continuous monitoring of projects in the class and lab. Students will have to work in a
    modular approach. These modules would be loosely based on the blocks discussed in the
    Instrumentation block diagram. The time-to-time monitoring of the project will heavily be
    based on these modules. For example, by the mid-term evaluation you must have selected a
    sensor/sensing approach and have worked on its signal conditioning and the output of the
    sensor with signal conditioning would be shown to the instructor with complete
    understanding. This is just an example; every project would have different modules and
    approaches.
    3) Final Report
    It must include a cover page, table of contents, all the relevant introductory text, and design
    details, obtained results in the form of graphs and tables and their comprehensive analysis.
    The report must contain and mathematical equations, calculation and calibration information
    used in the design process. References must also be included. All program codes must be
    included in the appendices of the report. Project report must be ring bound and must not be
    more than 10 double-spaced pages (excluding cover page, table of contents, references and

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    PAF-KIET College of Engineering

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    Instrumentation and Measurement

    Design Project

    appendices), Times New Roman, 12 size font. Before printing the report, it should be shown
    to the instructor in soft copy, for verification and checking.
    4) Project Presentation & Demonstration
    After submission of the final report you will be required to make a 10 minute presentation
    followed by the demonstration of your project and a QA session. Presentations will preferably
    be done in the lab.
    Allocation of Marks: The project will be counted in the lab evaluation. There will be no component of project
    in the theory part.
    Total Marks of project out of 100 in lab component: 50
    Breakdown of 50 marks:
    Proposal: 5/50
    Mid-term evaluation: 10/50
    Presentation and Demo with complete hardware: 25/50
    Final Report: 10
    Note: The criteria for the assessment of presentation and demonstration would be issued subsequently.

    Some Suggested Areas of for Design Project

    Energy Meter
    AC/DC Voltmeter
    AC/DC Ammeter
    Digital Temperature Gauge/Thermometer
    o RTD, Thermistor, or Thermocouple based
    Temperature Controller
    Light Intensity Meter / Luxmeter
    Tachometer/RPM Meter
    Digital Scale 0-5Kg
    Anemometer
    Heartbeat sensor

    Note: The project idea may not be limited to the above-mentioned


    areas.

    Dates to Remember
    Proposal Submission
    First Evaluation
    Midterm Evaluation
    Project Submission
    Demonstration/Presentation

    :
    :
    :
    :
    :

    4th Week
    6th Week
    7th Week
    10th Week starting from 21st March
    13th Week starting from 11th April

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    PAF-KIET College of Engineering

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