Sensors and signal conditioning

Author: Areni/Weber/Chen Lun
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is a translation of "Sensors and Signal Conditioning" (2nd Edition) published by John Wiley Sons in 2001. It provides a detailed and comprehensive introduction to commonly used sensors and signal conditioning circuits for high-precision, high-resolution, and wide-dynamic-range detection, including bridges and amplifiers. The book is divided into 9 chapters, discussing measurement systems utilizing sensors, the working principles, materials, structures, and manufacturing processes of common sensors, signal conditioning circuits for resistive sensors, signal conditioning for variable reactance sensors, signal conditioning for active sensors, as well as some new types of sensors (smart sensors, bio-sensors). The book emphasizes the problems that may arise in signal conditioning and their solutions. Numerous design examples are provided in the narration of each chapter, and a substantial number of exercises are listed at the end of each chapter for readers to study and reflect on. Solutions to the exercises are provided at the end of the book. This book is suitable for science and technology professionals engaged in sensor and electronic measurement technology, as well as college students majoring in related fields for reference.