Instrumentation Design Engineering

An instrumentation design engineer designs, visualizes, and then uses the most updated tools and machines, or devices, to effectively operate the electronic and mechanical systems by the use of various instrument panels and control panels. The instrumentation engineer, as the title implies, deals with the instruments, their successful control, and how easily and effectively that they can be used by employees. The instrumentation design engineer works in a professional environment with other engineers, and the technicians, to introduce the latest updates and innovations into the industry. These types of engineers are employed in many different types of industries, such as the medical technology firms, electronics and manufacturing industries, and chemical plants. Instrumentation engineering is a specialized branch of electrical and electronic engineering and it deals with measurement, control and automation of this process. It is multi-disciplinary stream and covers subjects from various branches such as chemical, electrical, electronics and computers. A world without instruments is like going back to Stone age. Today we find instruments at home and workplace, and this was possible only because of science instrumentation.

Role of Instrumentation Engineer

The role of an instrumentation design engineer is very different from the other engineers and professionals that work within the same industry. They constantly have to monitor and research the equipment and materials being used, then they strategically plan the procedures and recommend the solutions. The first step towards the solution of any problem is an in-depth analysis of the task, and then undertaking long and resourceful researching and experimentation so that they can come up with the best instrumentation for the task, and to solve any problems that may exist in the current ones. After careful analysis and examination of the task, they can suggest the best possible solutions and recommendations.

Characteristics of Instrumentation Design Engineering

Design and build complex control systems for industrial machinery, robotics and machinery products

It produces schematics and analyse the basic ideas

It have expert knowledge of mechanical and electrical engineering, computer drafting programs, and  physical construction experts

Skills

• Engineering Design
• Distributed Control Systems
• Instrumentation Contro

Scope of this course

All process and manufacturing industry such as steel, oil, petrochemical power and defence production will have separate instrumentation department, which is manned and managed by instrumentation engineers.

Automation is core job of instrumentation engineers. Hence demand for instrumentation still exist

Growth in the avionics,aeronautical  and space sectors has also increased scope of instrumentation engineers

Instrumentation engineer can also fit in all software and hardware sectors

Modern automobiles have complex instrumentation

Career path for Instrumentation

• Control/Automation Engineer
• Control Systems Engineer
• Lead Instrument Engineer
• Process Engineer
• Project Engineer
• Senior Systems Engineer

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