Graduate Courses BIOE 2000BIOE 2000 - Bioengineering Signal Acquisitions LaboratoryInstructor: Brian Moyer Credits: 3 Term: Spring Description: A signal is any physical quantity whose magnitude and variation with time contain useful information. In order to measure any signal, a physical quantity must first be converted to an electrical pattern (analog or digital, time-varying), such as a continuous voltage or current, via a transducer (sensor). Conversely, computers can interact with the environment using appropriate hardware to translate digital patterns to physically meaningful control signals. Lectures for this course will cover real-world issues associated with acquiring and generating signals. Signals that are relevant for biomedical engineering will be discussed specifically. Concepts will be reinforced via hands-on laboratory exercises and examples utilizing national instruments labview. Students will be provided with an overview of the Labview programming language to facilitate the laboratory experience. Prerequisites: Required Texts: Course Objectives: Topics Covered: Class/Labratory Schedule: TBD |
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