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Applied Instrumentation GTU (Sem-1) - ME Instrumentation and Control (IC)
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1. STUDY MATERIAL for Applied Instrumentation GTU (Sem-1) - ME Instrumentation and Control (IC) SEM 1: Subjects: AIDC (Advanced Industrial Drives and Control) ISC (Intelligent Systems and Control) OTE (Optimization Techniques for Engineers) ESI (Embedded System for Instrumentation) IPR Click on the below given links to download study material: Syllabus Books Notes Study Material Lab Manual Question Papers Assignments Sem 2: ME - Applied Instrumentation Click on the below given link to download study material: Sem 2 Folder Subjects: AVD (Advanced Verilog Design) ISI (Intelligent Sensors and Instrumentation) DC (Digital Control) ASPE (Advanced Signal Processing and Estimation) Disaster Management Also See: Optimization Techniques in C Verilog Programming Filter Designing
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