I have learned a lot with this sensor specialization. Some selected application notes part from the reading material are very worth the time spent. The view is broad, sensor circuits, MEMS manufacturing techniques, etc. It helps me progress, better understand what I have seen in my career so far in the aerospace, electrical and medical industries.

This video session is very useful to learn both theoretical and practical

good one

Good👍

Great course, great content and learning material. It has real lab exercises with careful instructions. You can still do the assignment without real circuit, but learning by doing will be more efficient, and of course this subject needs real equipment.

The quiz is really helpful for each module lesson, but some of them are a bit difficult or having typing problem. Teachers should acknowledge and correct that. I hope lecture videos can have more animations about how devices work.

Excellent Class and i learned more from here

It's very useful

please increase the contents...Descriptions in presentation slides are not enough well to get clear understanding though we went through the referred text books and links

It was good.

some concepts in the first 2 weeks were not quite well explained

Instruction was not clear.

Sensor Manufacturing and Process Control focuses on the design, development, and optimization of sensors to meet modern industrial and technological demands. This field merges engineering, materials science, and automation to produce sensors with high precision, reliability, and efficiency. Key aspects include: 1. Sensor Manufacturing Material Selection: Materials like semiconductors, ceramics, and polymers are tailored to specific sensing applications (temperature, pressure, motion, etc.). Fabrication Techniques: MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems): Used for miniaturized sensors with intricate features. Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing): Enables customized geometries and rapid prototyping. Traditional Methods: Casting, molding, and lithography for bulk production. Integration: Incorporating sensors into larger systems like IoT devices or smart technologies. 2. Process Control in Manufacturing Quality Assurance: Ensuring sensors meet performance benchmarks through rigorous testing. Real-time Monitoring: Utilizing AI and data analytics for continuous feedback during production. Automation: Robotic systems for precision assembly and minimizing human error. Standardization: Following global standards (ISO, IEC) to ensure compatibility and reliability. Challenges and Innovations Challenges: Miniaturization without losing accuracy. Balancing cost-efficiency with high performance. Innovations: Development of self-calibrating sensors. Use of nanotechnology for enhanced sensitivity. Integration with AI for predictive maintenance and smarter systems. Conclusion Sensor manufacturing and process control are pivotal for advancing modern industries, from healthcare to aerospace. With continuous innovations, this field is set to redefine precision and efficiency in technology-driven applications.

I enjoy every bit of learning this course !!! It improved my pre-existing knowledge and given a practical approach to learning using PSoC projects

This program is exceptional and really practical. Challenging computations in Process Control and Instrumentation .Awesome

good information i learnt from the sensor manufacturing and process control thank you coursera to be a part of my course

it was great course to gain knowledge of the sensor and pid implementation techniques..thank you for teaching us

excellent ,we need more practice while solving the problem. material is very useful to answer the questions

have got a lot idea about industrial sensors and protocols and their construction theory

Very informative course. Highly reccomended for Electrical Engineering students.

This course is very effective for practical process control and instrumentation

i find it to be life changing course, it is ery interesting

Thanks

Excellent and interesting course for Process Control learners

Full course is very useful for me and for my job also.

Great course, well done. Lots of good information here