Applied Electronics & Instrumentation plays a major role especially in the field of Robotics and Automation. Instrumentation engineers are essentially required for designing, developing, installing, managing and maintaining systems which monitor parameters so as to ensure automated control of processes.

In Applied Electronics & Instrumentation course you will learn about 

• Semiconductor Physics : Breakdown voltage, knee voltage, Peak inverse voltage, P-N Junction.
• Semiconductor Diode : Rectifiers, full wave & half wave rectifier & it’s types, Ripple factor, filter circuits and types of filter circuits.
• Transistors : Transistor action, symbols, Transistor connections : common Base, Common Emitter, Common Collector connection, transistor as an Amplifier, transistor biasing and stabilization.
• Transistor Amplifier : Single stage transistor amplifier, Multistage transistor amplifier & important terminologies related to it.
• Operational Amplifier : Op-amp, Schematic symbols of Op-amp, Ideal Op-Amp characteristics, Inverting & non-inverting amplifier, equivalent circuit of Op-Amp.
• Digital Electronics : Decimal to binary Conversion, Binary to decimal conversion, Logic gates, gate as universal gate, Boolean Algebra.
• Instrumentation : Measurement, functional elements, Performance characteristics, static characteristics, static error, sources of error, dynamic characteristics. ( Thermocouple, Thermistor, Calibration, hysterisis ect. terminologies. )