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Sensors in Science and Technology
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Functionality and Application Areas
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Artikel-Nr:
9783658349196
Veröffentl:
2022
Einband:
Paperback
Erscheinungsdatum:
22.01.2022
Seiten:
844
Autor:
Gert Schönfelder
Gewicht:
1386 g
Format:
240x168x45 mm
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Prof. Dr. Dr. Ekbert Hering has been teaching physics, electronics, photonics and business administration at Aalen University since 1971. He was rector of the university, served on various supervisory boards and was the author of 50 textbooks, 22 of which were published by Springer Vieweg.Dr.-Ing. Gert Schönfelder received his doctorate in digital measurement technology. He worked in the field of computer architecture, image-based measurement technology (stereo) and system design of cameras and measurement technology. Since 8 years he is head of development at a manufacturer of pressure sensors.
Sensors are used to measure physical, chemical and biological quantities. The book offers a comprehensive overview of physical principles, functions and applications of sensors. It is structured according to the fields of activity of sensors and shows their application by means of typical examples. Measured variables that can be recorded by sensors are e.g. mechanical, dynamic, thermal, electrical and magnetic. Furthermore, optical and acoustical sensors are discussed in detail in the book. The sensor signals are recorded, processed and converted into control signals for actuators. Such sensor systems are also presented.
Fundamentals of sensor systems.- Physical effects for sensor use.- Measured variables that can be recorded by sensors.- Mechanical measured variables.- Dynamic measured variables.- Thermal measured variables.- Electrical and magnetic measured variables.- Optical measured variables.- Acoustic measured variables.- Climatic and meterological measured variables.- Chemical measured variables.- Biological and medical measured variables.