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Sensors and signal conditioning Circuit designing for MCUs

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I have been trying to work with the PIC microcontrollers for a while now. I have realized that in order to build new projects with it I should also have good knowledge of Sensors and signal conditioning circuits.

Please suggest some resources(books,video tutorials,links etc.) to learn about them. Also how can I develop basic circuit designing skills? As an undergrad I have some knowledge(theoretical) of basic analog and digital circuits but when it comes to designing practical I feel paralyzed. Any help in this regard.
 

I think, in electronics instead of searching so much things; just know capability of your microcontroller and learn a program language's capability than try go advance step by step by projects
 

RishabhG said:
I have realized that in order to build new projects with it I should also have good knowledge of Sensors and signal conditioning circuits.
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You are correct, proper signal conditioning is critical for many sensor based applications.

Analog Devices has recently released many of their texts in PDF format for free download:

Practical Design Techniques for Sensor Signal Conditioning

Fundamentals of Analog to Digital Conversion

Practical Analog Design Techniques

Many of these texts sell for $40 to $80 in printed form.

Analog Devices Search - Signal Conditioning


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