Modern Sensor Principles and Applications

Author: Lü Quan (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is developed in accordance with the teaching syllabus requirements of 21st-century higher education institutions, combining the latest trends in modern electronic and computer technologies. Based on years of teaching and research experience, it is written from a practical perspective, offering a uniquely designed textbook. The book consists of 12 chapters, each introducing the function, principle, structural characteristics, and usage methods of various modern sensors. The content includes infrared sensors, image sensors, fiber-optic sensors, superconducting sensors, microwave sensors, biosensors, gas sensors, humidity sensors, amorphous alloy sensors, robot sensors, smart sensors, and other novel sensors (such as current, voltage, three-dimensional overload, and liquid crystal sensors). To reinforce the learned knowledge, each chapter concludes with exercises. The book is easy to understand yet comprehensive, serving as a practical teaching material that balances theory and practice. It is suitable as a university textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in fields such as electronic information, testing and measurement technology, instrumentation, biomedical engineering, mechanical manufacturing, computer applications, industrial automation, automatic control, mechatronics, precision instrument measurement and control, automotive and mechanical engineering, and others. It can also be used as a reference for researchers, engineering technicians, and self-learners.