Handbook of Modern Sensors: Principles, Design, and Applications (5th Edition)

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This book systematically and comprehensively provides a knowledge system about the theory (physical principles), design and practical application of nearly 20 kinds of sensors. It mainly covers the basic principles such as data acquisition, transfer function, sensor characteristics, physical principles of perception, optical elements and interface circuits of sensors, as well as the technology and application in the fields of human detectors, position and displacement and level sensors, velocity and acceleration sensors, force and force variable sensors, pressure sensors, flow sensors, acoustic sensors, humidity sensors, light detectors, ionizing radiation detectors, temperature sensors, chemical and biological sensors, and sensor materials and technologies. The structure is clear and the content is rich and detailed. I hope it can help the readers' study and research.

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1. Sensor principles and working mechanisms: Introduce the principles and working methods of different types of sensors and the related physical or chemical quantity measurement principles.

2. Sensor Design and Fabrication: Discusses sensor design considerations, material selection, electronic circuit design, etc.

3. Sensor characteristics and performance parameters: Explain the key characteristics and performance parameters of sensors, such as sensitivity, resolution, linear range, response time, etc.

4. Sensor Application Cases: Introducing the application cases of sensors in various fields, such as industrial automation, medical equipment, automotive industry, environmental monitoring, etc.

chejm

The book shared by the host is very worthwhile. It gives a good introduction to the principles and basic application methods of common sensors. It is worth downloading and saving.

dell00

This book is intended for R&D designers, application engineers, technicians in the sensor field, and researchers interested in modern instrumentation.