Instrument Training Course

Burraq Engineering Solutions is a Pakistani company that provides various aerospace engineering services, including Instrument training Training courses in Lahore Pakistan. They provide training on a wide range of aeronautical systems and instruments, including navigation, communication, and flight control systems. They also provide Instrument training on emergency procedures and flight operations in low visibility conditions. Burraq Engineering Solutions’ training programs are designed to meet the requirements of the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority and are delivered by certified aviation instructors. The company also offers customized training programmers for individual customers, as well as training for organizations and companies. Instrument training refers to the process of learning to fly an aircraft using only the instruments and onboard systems, rather than relying on external visual cues. This type of training is often necessary for pilots who want to fly in low visibility conditions, such as in clouds or at night. It can also be used to prepare pilots for emergency situations where they need to control the aircraft without being able to see outside. Instrument training is usually conducted by certified flight instructors and can be done in a simulator or in a real aircraft.

Instrument Training in Lahore

Instrument Training

Burraq Engineering Solutions is offering physical training of basic instrumentation. BES is the best Technical Institute in Lahore which is providing online instrumentation training for all over the Pakistan. We are serving in the field of Electrical Automation and Electrical Engineering with experience of 8 years and 5000 + students, so all fresh graduates and young engineers are invited to join our job-oriented training sessions of instrumentation & control training. Due to an increase in online education trends, we launched a platform Lyskills from where you can get access to our online video training in a very low price.

Introduction to instrumentation

and their applications

Digital and analog

instrumentation

Measurement terminologies and

Principles of different measurement techniques.

Unit Dimension and Standards

Fundamental and derived units, electrical units

Frequency, voltage, current, resistance,

capacitance and inductance standards

Types of bridges for

measurements

AC and DC Bridges

Resistance, capacitance and inductance bridges,

The Wagner ground and commercial RLC bridges

3.Transducers

Types of Transducer

based on Quantity to be Measured

Temperature transducers (e.g. a thermocouple)

Thermistors NTC/PTC

Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) (pt100)

Thermocouples j, k,l types

Semiconductor-Based Sensors

Pressure transducers

Strain gauges

Capacitance Pressure Transducers

Potentiometric Pressure Transducers

Resonant Wire Pressure Transducers

The Barometer:

The Aneroid Barometer

The Siphon Barometer

The Diaphragm Pressure Gauge

The Bourdon Gauge

Piezometer or Pressure Tube

Manometers:

The U-Tube Manometer (The Double Column Manometer):

The Inclined Tube Manometer:

Single Column Manometer:

Inverted U-Tube Manometer:

Micro Manometer (U-Tube with Enlarged Ends):

Displacement/position  transducers (e.g. LVDT)

Potentiometer

Strain gauge

Capacitive sensors

Oscillator Transducer

Flow transducers

Differential Pressure Flow Meters

Positive Displacement Flow Meters

Velocity Flow Meters

Mass Flow Meters

Open Channel Flow Meters

Vision and Imaging Sensors

Radiation

Sensors

Proximity

Sensors

Photoelectric

Sensors

Particle

Sensors

Motion

Sensors

Metal Sensors

Level Sensors

Leak Sensors

Humidity

Sensors

Gas and

Chemical Sensors

Force Sensors

Flaw Sensors

Flame Sensors

Electrical

Sensors

Contact

Sensors

Non-Contact

Sensors

Types of Transducer based on

the Principle of Operation

Photovoltaic (e.g. a solar cell)

Piezoelectric transducer

Chemical

Mutual induction

Electromagnetic

Hall effect

Photoconductors

Primary & Secondary Transducer

Analog & Digital Transducer

Transducer & Inverse Transducer

Active and passive transducers

Conditions for selection of Transducer Types

Dynamic Range

Repeatability

Noise

Hysteresis

Measuring

Instruments

Oscilloscopes

Signal generators

Spectrum analyzers

Network analyzer

Impedance analyzers

Logic analyzers

DC ammeters, DC voltmeters and resistance

measurements

DC meter calibration

AC Indicating Meters

Energy meters

Half wave and full wave rectifier meters

Single phase wattmeter and energy measurement

meters

Instrument transformers (CT and PT)

Analog Electronic Meters:

The d’Arsonval movement  galvanometer

Transistor voltmeter circuits and operational

amplifier voltmeter circuits

Universal Instrumentation

amplifiers

AC electronic voltmeters and current and

Resistance measurement.

Digital Mustimeters:

Digital voltmeter, ohm meters and current meter.

5.Industrial

Communication Techniques

RS232, RS 422, RS 423, RS 485,

IEEE488 (GPIB)

Serial, Bus, and Ethernet Technology

Ethernet or CSMA/CD

Converters

Analog to digital converter,

Types of ADC circuits flash ADCs

Sigma Delta converters

Analog to Digital convertors

types

Successive approximation

register (SAR) converters

Integrating or Dual-slope

Converters

Digital to Analog converter and their implementation

7.Grounding

Shielding and Noise

Different Noise categories

Signal to noise ratio and noise figure

Interference and external sources of

interference

Grounds, ground faults and ground loops

Common mode noise

Shielding and filtering

8.Instrumentation

Signaling and Plant Applications

Analog or Modulating

Digital or On/Off

Real-Time Data Acquisition and Processing

Systems

Electronic devices for signal sampling and

quantification,

Sampling rate calculation for data acquisition

systems

9.Introduction

to Statistical Quality Control

Utilizing Trend charts to determine if a

process is out of control

Evaluating and fixing problems utilizing

Fishbone Diagrams and Pareto Charts

  • Fee: 15,000
  • Duration: 1 Month
  • Timing:  9AM-11AM, 11AM-1PM, 1PM-3PM, 3PM-5PM, 5PM-7PM, 7PM-9P