Course developed by: Pere Joan Rius Costa, Ramon Bragos Bardia, Electronic Engineering Dept, UPC
Contact: pere.riu@upc.edu
Course Description
This Master’s course aims to train students in methods of design, implementation and operation of advanced instrumentation and sensor systems. This includes instrumentation and sensor networks, recovering of signals in noisy environments, advanced sensor conditioning methods, smart sensor systems, information codification in non-analog domains and advanced uncertainty analysis.
After this course, the student will know the physical principles and manufacturing technology of advanced sensors; how to design and manage network measurement systems; know how to design virtual instrumentation and automatic test systems, and how to design the measurement and processing blocks of IoT devices.
The course includes labs sessions in which the student will develop of a sensor based on impedance spectroscopy for biotechnological application. The student will construct and characterize the sensor. Through the labs, system-level design approaches for Frugal Design will be introduced, with emphasis in the mediating role of measurement systems and their applications in sustainability.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, students are able to …
Course access (restricted to UPC enrolled students only)
Open access provided? No
Course duration: ~ 125 hours
Course type: In-class course
Target audience: Students at Masters level
Course language: English
Is this course free? No
Self-paced course? No
Is the certificate / are the credentials free? No
Assessment type: Exams, individual works, final project development and presentation