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This book examines existing, new, and novel sensor technologies and-through real-world examples, sample problems, and practical exercises-illustrates how the related science and engineering principles can be applied across multiple disciplines, offering greater insight into various sensors' operating mechanisms and practical functions. Assisting readers in understanding RCIM sensors, as well as sensors with similar design concepts, characteristics, and circuitry, the text not only covers silicon and metallic sensors but also those made of modern and specialized materials such as ceramics, polymers, and organic substances.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book examines existing, new, and novel sensor technologies and-through real-world examples, sample problems, and practical exercises-illustrates how the related science and engineering principles can be applied across multiple disciplines, offering greater insight into various sensors' operating mechanisms and practical functions. Assisting readers in understanding RCIM sensors, as well as sensors with similar design concepts, characteristics, and circuitry, the text not only covers silicon and metallic sensors but also those made of modern and specialized materials such as ceramics, polymers, and organic substances.

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Autorenporträt
Professor Winncy Y. Du (PE, ASME fellow) is the director of the Robotics, Sensor and Machine Intelligence Laboratory with the Department of Mechanical Engineering at San Jose State University, California, USA. She earned her Ph.D and second MS degree from Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA; her first MS from West Virginia University, Morgantown, USA; and her BS from Jilin University, China. She has worked as a journal editor, engineer, and researcher; taught over ten different undergraduate and graduate courses; published numerous papers; and contributed to the books Smart Sensors and Sensing Technology and Modern Sensors, Transducers and Sensor Networks.