Data acquisition and measurement training courses for 2015

Following on from a successful series of training and workshops in 2014, the first of HBM's 2015 training courses is on Data Acquisition and takes place on 24/25 February 2015. This course is suitable for all personnel who would like to plan and conduct measurements with transducers and measurement data acquisition systems.

The two-day seminar provides both practical and theoretical advice, covering topics including:

• How to select the correct sample rates
• How to avoid aliasing effects
• How digital amplifiers work
• Advantages and drawbacks of carrier-frequency supply
• Impact of measuring leads
• How data processing works in modern measuring data acquisition systems

This is followed by the popular Measurement Uncertainty training course, which takes place on 26/27 February 2015 and is aimed at all measurement engineers in charge of planning and taking measurements, as well as users performing measurement data analysis. Offering delegates the opportunity to learn and practise the GUM-based approach, this course aims to provide an appreciation of the concept of uncertainty of measurement in a calibration or testing environment. The course takes attendees through the process of calculating uncertainties by a combination of lectures and practical application exercises.

Located at the AMP Technology Centre in Rotherham and presented by experienced lecturers, these two training courses will enable attendees to bring measurement technology know-how up to date with professional training that has a balanced mix of sound basic knowledge and practical guidance.

The HBM Academy trainers have a wealth of knowledge in all aspects of data acquisition, strain gauge measurement and analysis of measurement data, and have been successfully training engineers worldwide for many years.

Follow the link for further information on these data acquisition and measurement training courses or to register, or contact HBM on +44 (0)20 8515 6000 or via email at [email protected] (please mention MachineBuilding.net).