Sensor Principles and Practical Technology

Author: Liu Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the working principles, characteristics, measurement circuits, and application examples of sensors. It covers the relevant concepts, characteristics, classifications, and development trends of sensors. The book details the working principles, structures, and applications of various types of sensors, including resistive strain sensors, inductive sensors, capacitive sensors, piezoelectric sensors, Hall sensors, thermoelectric sensors, photoelectric sensors, digital sensors, and other new types of sensors. The book is divided into 11 chapters, each followed by a summary and exercises. Using concise language and minimizing the derivation of complex formulas, it enhances practicality by incorporating numerous examples of sensors' applications in production, daily life, and scientific research. Through studying this book, readers can quickly grasp the working principles and characteristics of sensors and apply them in practice. This book can serve as a textbook for vocational and technical college courses in electronic technology applications, data and automation, instrumentation, and mechatronics. It is also suitable as a reference and self-study resource for mechatronics engineering technicians. The book is accompanied by an electronic teaching resource package (including: teaching guide, electronic lesson plans, exercise answers).
Higher Vocational Education Information Technology Category Through-Term System Textbook. Mechatronics Technology Program: This book primarily introduces the working principles, characteristics, measurement circuits, and application examples of sensors. It first covers the relevant concepts, features, classifications, and development trends of sensors. It then separately introduces resistive strain sensors, inductive sensors, capacitive sensors, piezoelectric sensors, Hall sensors, thermoelectric sensors, photoelectric sensors, digital sensors, and other new types of sensors.