Instrumentation Engineering is all about integrating sensors into recorders, transmitters, displays and control systems. It focuses on the theory and operation of measuring instruments used in the ...

The College of Engineering and Applied Science believes in the power of collaborative, interdisciplinary research and actively seeks to support the shared instrumentation and facilities needed to ...

Instrumentation and Control engineering is one of the most challenging branches of engineering and offers a very bright career for its aspirants. It is an extension of electronics and fluid dynamics.

Instrumentation engineering provides knowledge and skill development in understanding and applying the instrumentation used to measure, record and control process variables (such as flow, temperature, ...

Investigators affiliated with the Saint Louis University WATER Institute have access to state-of-the-art laboratory space that is designed to support water-related research and foster ...

The “Practicing Instrumentation Engineer” covers topics that come up in the daily working lives of engineers who work on instrumentation products. These can include sensors, hardware design, embedded ...

Electronics and Communication Engineering is one of the most popular courses in the engineering field. As the name suggests, the course complies the concepts from both the communication and the ...

There are many books and articles on the Fourier Transform and its implementation available. A quick survey of these resources shows that they are not geared to the needs of the “Practicing ...

• Engineering studies for production facilities modification or medium size Brownfield Projects. • To be involved in all relevant phases of the ICSS Upgrade Project as an Instrument and Control ...