Telemetry Principles,Patranabis D

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The book carefully details the entire process of Telemetry involving the processing of source variables, their coding, transmission and finally the reception. Key Features: Covers fundamental aspects of TElemetry such as mechanical telemetry, modulation techniques, applications of PLL and volume coverage of Various antennas.Includes a Case Study on industrial telemetry systems.Detailed coverage of latest developments in telemetry such as:Principles of digital and analog telephonyStatical time divison multiplexingCAD in telemetry systems designTelemetry Via Internet

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: D Patranabis D Patranabis is Professor, Department of Instrumentation Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jadavpur University,Calcutta. An M Sc (Tech) and a PhD from the University of Calcutta, he taught physics for a short time before joining Damodar Valley Corporation as an electrical engineer. Subsequently, he worked as an instrument engineer with Guest Keen William Limited, howarh. He was the editor of IIst for six years and honorary editor of the journal of IETE for two years for the circuits and systems group. He is also the author of Principles of process Control, second Edition(TMH). Table of Content: Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Signals and Transmission Basics Chapter 3 Symbols and CodesChapter 4 Frequency Division Multiplexed SystemChapter 5 Time Division Multiplexed SystemChapter 6 ModemsChapter 7 Transmitters and Receivers Chapter 8 Transmission LinesChapter 9 AntennaChapter 10 Wave propagation Chapter 11 FiltersChapter 12 BasicsChapter 13 Fibre Optical TelemetryChapter 14 Related TopicsBibliographyIndex