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Signal Conditioning & PC-Based Data Acquisition Handbook.

The latest revision has been in development for nearly a year, expanding coverage to include new sensor types that have emerged since the last publication, as well as expanded coverage of additional topics including:

* Analog to Digital Conversion
* Multiplexing
* Electrical Measurements
* Fundamental Signal Conditioning
* Temperature Measurement
* Strain Measurements
* Vibration and Sound
* Displacement and Position Sensing
* Noise Reduction and Isolation
* Digital and Pulse Train Signal Conditioning
* Transducer Electronic Data Sheets

The new third edition of the Signal Conditioning & PC-Based Data Acquisition Handbook has been in development for nearly a year. All chapters have been enhanced to address more practical applications than theoretical measurement issues. They cover a major topic with sufficient detail to help readers understand the basic principles of sensor operation and the need for careful system interconnections. The handbook also discusses key issues concerning the data acquisition system’s multiplexing and signal conditioning circuits, and analog-to-digital converters. This popular handbook has also been used by teaching professionals for the instruction of sensor-based measurement techniques.

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