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This book covers thebasic theory of electrical circuits, describes analog and digitalinstrumentation, and applies modern methods to evaluate uncertainties in electricalmeasurements. It is comprehensive in scope and is designed specifically to meetthe needs of students in physics and electrical engineering who are attendinglaboratory classes in electrical measurements. The topics addressed inindividual chapters include the analysis of continuous current circuits;sources of measurement uncertainty and their combined effect; direct currentmeasurements; analysis of alternating current circuits;…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book covers thebasic theory of electrical circuits, describes analog and digitalinstrumentation, and applies modern methods to evaluate uncertainties in electricalmeasurements. It is comprehensive in scope and is designed specifically to meetthe needs of students in physics and electrical engineering who are attendinglaboratory classes in electrical measurements. The topics addressed inindividual chapters include the analysis of continuous current circuits;sources of measurement uncertainty and their combined effect; direct currentmeasurements; analysis of alternating current circuits; special circuitsincluding resonant circuits, frequency filters and impedance matchingnetworks; alternating current measurements; analog and digital oscilloscopes;non-sinusoidal waveforms and circuit excitation by pulses; distributedparameter components and transmission lines. Each chapter is equipped with anumber of problems. A special appendixdescribes a series of nine experiments, in each case providing a plan of actionfor students and guidance for tutors to assist in the preparation andillustration of the experiment.
Autorenporträt
Rosario Bartiromo is Research Director at the CNR Institute of Structure of Matter in Rome and Professor at Roma Tre University. His main research interests are plasma physics and nuclear fusion. He served as Head of the Physics Division at ENEA laboratories in Frascati (Rome) and at CNR in Padua. He is the author of more than 100 papers in scientific journals and conference proceedings. Mario De Vincenzi is Full Professor of Experimental Physics at Roma Tre University, where for many years he taught in laboratory courses. His research interests are experimental particle physics and astroparticle physics. He is the author of more than 100 articles on specialized journals and conference proceedings.