Telemetry types, frequency,position and multiplexing in telemetry
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This document discusses different types of telemetry used in instrumentation systems, including frequency, position, and multiplexing telemetry. Frequency telemetry represents measured values as an alternating current or voltage of varying frequency. Position telemetry relates the signal to the measurement to allow the receiving instrument to display displacement. Multiplexing telemetry allows transmitting multiple measurements over a single channel using either time division or frequency division methods to share the channel. This conserves resources compared to using separate wires for each measurement.
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Telemetry types, frequency,position and multiplexing in telemetry
- 1. 1. FREQUENCY TELEMETRY 2. POSITION TELEMETRY 3. MULTIPLEXING IN TELEMETRY TELEMETRY
- 2. PREPARED BY 1. SAGHEER AHMED 12-03 2. HARIS KHAN 12-39 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS SEMISTER VI
- 3. INTRODUCTION • IN MODERN INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM ARE LOCATED AT A DISTANCE. • IT IS NESSESARY TO TRANSMIT MEAURED DATA. • TELEMETRY IS THE SCIENCE OF MEAURING DATA AT A DISTANCE. • USED IN COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, MILTARY AND SPACE OPERATIONS.
- 4. • TELEMETRY INVOLVES THE CONVERSION OF MEAURED DATA INTO REPRESENTATIVE SIGNAL . • ON THE BASIS OF ELECTRICAL SIGNAL IT CAN BE CLASSIFIED INTO DIFFERENT TYPES SUCH AS VOLTAGE, CURRENT, POSITION AND FREQUENCY TELEMETRY. • HERE WE DISCUSS POSITION, FREQUENCY AND MULTIPLEXING IN TELEMETRY.
- 5. FREQUENCY TELEMETRY • MEAURED MAGNITUDES ARE REPRESENTED BY AN ALTRNATING CURRENT OR VOLTAGE OF VARYING FREQUENCY. • SMALL VARIABLE CAPISTOR IS MECHANICALLY ATTACHED TO THE SHAFT OF INSTRUMENT. • THIS CAPISTOR IS ELECTRICALLY ATTACHED TO THE OSCILATOR CIRCUIT • OUTPUT FREQUENCY VARIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUMENT READING.
- 7. INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF VARIABLE CAPISTOR VARYING AREA VARYING DISTANCE BETWEEN PLATES
- 10. • THE VARYING FREQUENCY IS TRASMITTED TO RECEIVING END OVER ACHANNEL. • CHANNEL CAN BE WIRES OR WIRELESS MEDIA. • AT RECEIVER END THIS VARYING FREQUENCY OPERATES A DIRECT READING FREQUENCY METER CALIBRATED IN THE UNITS OF QUANTITY MEAURED AT TRANSMITTED END. • BUT NOW A DAYS INCOMING FREQUENCY CONTROL THE MAGNITUDE OF PROPORTIONAL DIRECT CURRENT OR VOLTAGE.
- 11. APPLICATIONS • REMOTE PRESSURE READING • FUEL OIL MONITORING • LPG TANK MONITORING • WATOR LEVEL MONITORING • REMOTE METER READING • REMOTE SPEED READING
- 12. POSITION TELEMETRY • TRANSMITTING INSTUMENT ADJUST THE RELATION BETWEEN THE SIGNAL IN CORRESPONDING TO THE MEAUREMENT. • RECEIVING INSTRUNENT CONVERT THESE SIGNAL INTO DISPLACEMENT. • MECHANICAL PART REPRESENT THESE MEAUREMENTS.
- 13. • OPERATION IS BASED UPON COMPARISON OF TWO OR MORE ELECTRICAL MAGNITUDES. • REQUIRE ATLEAST THREE CONDUCTORS BETWEEN TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING UNITS.
- 14. MULTIPLEXING IN TELEMETRY SYSTEMS • TRANSMISSION OF TWO OR MORE MESSAGES AT THE SAME TIME OVER SINGLE CHANNEL • MORE THAN ONE MEAUREMENTS OVER SINGLE CHANNEL. • COST, SPACE AND WEIGHT INCREASE BY USING SEPARATE WIRES. • WE DO NOT REQUIRE SEPARATE WIRE FOR EACH MEAURAND IN MULTIPLEXING.
- 15. 15 Multiplexing • Two or more simultaneous transmissions on a single circuit. – Transparent to end user. • Multiplexing costs less.
- 17. • IN MULTIPLEXING CHANNELIS SHARED BETWEEN THE VARIOUS QUANTITIES EITHER BY TIME DIVISION BASIS OR FREQUENCY DIVISION BASES. • TWO METHODS OF MULTIPLEXING. • TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEXING (TDM) • FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTIPLEXING (FDM)
- 18. 18 Assignment of non-overlapping frequency ranges to each “user” or signal on a medium. Thus, all signals are transmitted at the same time, each using different frequencies. A multiplexor accepts inputs and assigns frequencies to each device. The multiplexor is attached to a high-speed communications line. A corresponding multiplexor, or demultiplexor, is on the end of the high-speed line and separates the multiplexed signals. Frequency Division Multiplexing
- 19. 19 COMPUTER NETWORKS CONNECTED THROUGH ONE CHANNEL USING FDM
- 27. THE END