Sensor Technology: Textbook for University Teaching

Author: Jia Boren
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: This book summarizes the basic theories of sensor technology, provides detailed introductions to the working principles, error sources, and applications of various sensors, and elaborates on the design principles and methods of major sensor types. The book consists of 16 chapters, divided into three parts: Part I is the common part, which introduces the basic concepts and construction methods of sensors, mathematical models and characteristics of sensors, measures to improve performance and calibration techniques, as well as electromechanical simulation and network analysis theory. Solid-state and integrated sensors, smart sensors, closed-loop sensors, robotic sensors, sensor information fusion, and modern detection technology. The content of new sensor technology accounts for about 40%. The book uses novel material and is rich in content with a rigorous structure. Compared to existing textbooks, it achieves a broader coverage with limited while maintaining the strict theoretical and systematic rigor of a textbook and the practical applicability of a reference book. The content is comprehensive and deep, catering to different levels of readers. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate, junior college, and graduate students in detection technology, instrumentation, automatic control, and various electromechanical disciplines, as well as a reference for students from other disciplines or relevant engineering technicians.