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Yes UNISA does offer Mechatronics.

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You have to go back and study mechatronics for that.

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inteligent mechatronic system(IMS) elements manufacture and their maintenance?

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Nothing can be said about the scope of mechatronics. Every country has its own scope. If you want to know about the scope of mechatronics in your own country you must consult the University that offers mechatronics. Or if you want to get admission in the foreign country then you will have to consult that foreign country University. By the way It has good scope in Pakistan.

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I Was also looking for the same answer and came to know one important thing .... the scope in terms of job opportunity completely depends on the country from where you do the masters course in mechatronics ... like i have been admitted in NUS in mechatronics but job opportunity in core mechatronics is very less in Singapore but as you know it is a multi domain program you can find a job in automation industry , automobile industry .

whereas if we consider US the mechatronics core is at a high level which requires hight mechatronics designing

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advantages of mechatronic valve

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Mechatronics is the combination of mechanics, electricity, computers and electronics.

Mechatronics is a new mechanic.

Excessive application of mechatronics in the world today.

Vastdad should be interested in the mechanics. Electronics. Computer. Electricity.

You can also learn industrial automation.PLC

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Yes because mechatronics includes multiple type engineering to create something. Which can useful because that is more safe went through a better process

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Mechatronics is a manufacturer of cooling fans and blowers in both AC and DC models. They aim to deliver a product with great quality at a highly competitive price.

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this depends on where your interests lie. are you interested in electronics or programming. mechatronics has far more programming and rf design has more maths and electronics.

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HND in Mechatronics at Gujrat pakistan is only a flop programe.It ruined the carier of many bright students.I am also amoung those students.

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This particularly affects Mechatronics engineers, since their typical working day requires not only Internal Combustion Engines.

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I don't understand what mechatronics is but why should any subject not be suitable for girls? Do you think girls are too stupid to study certain subjects? A student's sex is not relevant.

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It is a branch of engineering which involves Mechanical,Electronics,Instrumentation and Control Engineering. An example for Mechatronics application is the Antilock brakes used in cars where The speed of each wheel is sensed and controlled braking is implemented.

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Mechatronics, because if you take it, you can proceed towards elecricals or mechanical.

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Rs 7,813,757.14 IC per year

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This question is neither a question, nor rational.

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Fee structure Electrical and mechanical engineering college

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There is a vast range of positions you can get when you have a Bachelors Degree Mechatronics such as a position in schools, hospitals, manufacturing and production facilities. Depending on the skills set they are looking for because the degree incorporates electronic, mechanical, computer and control skills.

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Minoru Sasaki has written:

'Mechatronics, MEMS, and smart materials'

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mechanical based circuts learnt in ece ,mechatronics is base

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M. J. French has written:

'Mechatronics and the imitation of nature'

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I think what you mean is Mechatronics. Mechatronics is the synergistic combination of precision mechanical engineering, electronic control and systems thinking in the design of products and manufacturing processes. It relates to the design of systems, devices and products aimed at achieving an optimal balance between basic mechanical structure and its overall control.

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mechatronics is the integratiom of mechanical , elctric and control engineering along with computer to acheve the optimum efficiency .

electromechanics is based on devices which carry out electrical operations by using moving parts like switches -relays - solenoids and it doesn't include either control or computer engineering

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I want to be a Mechatronics Engineer and I'm in year 11 currently and the subjects i have chosen are:

  • Extension Maths
  • Advanced Maths
  • Advanced English
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Software Design and Development

I have chosen 2 more but it has nothing to do with mechatronics.

Basically what this type of Engineering requires is High standard of Maths, Physics, English (maybe) but its good, and something to do with software and computing.

Hopefully this helps.

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There are many career opportunities of for mechanical engineering majors. These majors vary based on the exact area of preference.

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Mechatronics engineering is the design and creation of computer controlled electro-mechanical systems. :) In other words...

'robotics... and a bit more.

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Mechatronics is a technology feild created by the marriage of mechanically operated equipment and electronically controlled equipment (computer controls) in manufacturing. The introduction of Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) machinery in the 1970's and the introduction of robot controlled equipment in the late 1980's to the late 1990's is what created mechatronics. The last link in the chain was the introduction of Programmable Logic Contols (PLC) in the mid to late 1990's. By joining all three of these technologies together, manufacturing from raw materials to finished and assembled product was possible through automation with minimal human in process labor.

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Sir my name M.sathish my cut off is 161 belonging mbc casts can i get mechantronics engineering

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Hi

i am an alumni of IIT- Kanpur (electronics and instrumentation ). I'm now in imperial college , London pursuing my MEng in artificial intelligence . well basically , there is NO difference between instrumentation and mechatronics . in India , institutes like the IIT's and BITS , NIT's and the VTU affiliated institutes call it instrumentation tech . some prestigious institutes affiliated to Anna university call it mechatronics . other deemed , private and under achieving universities like manipal , srm etc call it mechatronics . regarding the scope of instrumentation , there is not much scope for instrumentation there in India . but here in the UK and other countries like the US , Germany etc , the scope is intense . so for all those who might tend to give it a second thought , please don't . the scope is just too good .

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Bogdan M. Wilamowski has written:

'Industrial communication systems' -- subject(s): Computer networks, Data transmission systems, Telecommunication systems

'Fundamentals of industrial electronics' -- subject(s): Industrial electronics

'Control and mechatronics' -- subject(s): Electronic control, Mechatronics, Servomechanisms

'Intelligent systems' -- subject(s): Intelligent control systems, Neural networks (Computer science)

'Industrial communication systems' -- subject(s): Ethernet (Local area network system), Local area networks (Computer networks), Computer networks, Telecommunication systems, Radio frequency identification systems, Data transmission systems, Wireless LANs, Wireless communication systems, Virtual LANs

'Control and mechatronics' -- subject(s): Motion, Control systems, Mechatronics, Actuators, Electronic control, Robots, Servomechanisms

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  • different expertise required
  • more complex safety issues
  • increase in component failures
  • increased power requirements
  • lifetimes change/vary
  • real-time calculations/mathematical models

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In mechatronics, control approaches include traditional PID control, model-based control such as state-space representation, robust control techniques like H-infinity control, and modern control methods like adaptive control and neural networks. These approaches aim to regulate and optimize the performance of mechatronic systems through a combination of sensors, actuators, and feedback loops.

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The root word "mech" pertains to machines or mechanical devices. It is commonly seen in words such as mechanics, mechanism, and mechatronics.

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Cambridge University is the best university in UK for Mechanical Engineering. Following it are Imperial college London, Bristol, Sheffield and Leeds.

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Top Colleges That Offer Mechatronics are

1.kumaraguru College of technology

2.kongu engineering college

3.maharaja Engineering College

4.Sri krishna college of engineering and technology

5.K.S.Rangasamy Collge of engineering and technology

these are affiliated to Anna University Chennai and are NBA accreditted

other colleges are

Srm university

sastra

vinayaka

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It was invented in 1981 by researchers of the Institute for Robotics and Mechatronics of the German Aerospace Research Center (DLR). They needed a device for telemanipulating the first robotic arm in space.

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It seeks to combine mechanical, computer, control, and electrical engineering into one, broad engineering definition. This is in part due to many STEM fields overlapping with each other.

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The salary for a mechanical engineer in Germany ranges from 44,000 and 52,000 Euros. The engineering industry is a significant portion of the German economy.

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TECHIES INNOVATIONS-its the place where you get final year projects for mechatronics,electronics and communication,mechanical end electrical branches

contact number;

9743127604(Mr.SHASHIDHAR.D.G)

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