|
(ISSN 1726-5479) |
Add our Sensor Industry News feed
|
|
|
|
Vol. 119, No. 8, August 2010
Table of Contents
|
Journal's CD 2009:
|
RESEARCH ARTICLES
by Zhen Gao and Dan Zhang, pp.1-13
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by Hung T. Lam, Leah Tolosa, Govind Rao, pp.14-21
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
3) Applications of InAs Hall Effect Sensors
by H. Bourbaba, C. Benachaiba , S. Kadri , A. Saidane, pp.22-29
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
4) A Simple Model for Complex Fabrication of MEMS Based Pressure Sensor: A Challenging Approach
by Himani Sharma, P. A. Alvi and J. Akhtar, pp.30-45
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
5) Acoustic Temperature Transducer
by Tariq M. Younes, Mohammad A. K. Alia, Shebel Al-Sabbah, pp.46-57
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
6) Theoretical Performance of GaAs Solar Cell, with Band Gap Gradient Layer on the Back Region
by Hassane Benslimane, Hemmani Abderahman, and Helmaoui Abderrachid, pp.58-64
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
7) Design of Simple Instrumentation System for the Quality Analysis of Milk (Casein Analysis)
by V. G. Sangam, M. Sandesh., S. Krishna., S. Mahadevanna, pp.65-71
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
8) Development of a Portable Water Quality Analyzer
by Germán Comina, Martin Nissfolk, José Luís Solís, pp.72-81
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
9) A Modified Technique of Active Power Measurement for Industrial Frequency Applications
by Satish Chandra Bera and Dhritinandan Kole, pp.82-90
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
10)New Organic Solvent Free Three-Component Waterproof Epoxy-Polyamine Systems
by C. M. Lacnjevac, S. Zlatković, S. Cakić, J. Stamenković, M. B. Rajkovic, G. Nikolić and S. Jelic, pp.91-103
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
11)Measurement Equation is to be Extensively Used: What One May Expect from Dynamic Measurements
by Kristina Abramchuk, George Abramchuk, pp.104-116
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by M. K. Deore, V. B. Gaikwad, N. K. Pawar, S. D. Shinde, D. D. Kajale, G. H. Jain, pp.117-128
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by U. B. Trivedi, D. Lakshminarayana, I. L. Kothari, N. G. Patel, H. N. Kapse, P. B. Patel, C. J. Panchal, pp.129-141
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
14)Development of Bio-analyzer for the Determination of Urinary Chloride
by R. Vasumathi, P. Neelamegam, pp.142-150
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
15)Identification and Speed Control of PMDC Motor Using Time Moments
by Prasanta Sarkar, Sagarika Pal, Swadhin Sambit Das, pp.151-161
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
16)Parameter Estimation and Speed Control of PMDC Servo Motor Using Method of Time Moments
by Prasanta Sarkar, Sagarika Pal, Swadhin Sambit Das, pp.162-173
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
17)Determination of the Region of Stabilizing Controller Parameters of Polytopic Polynomials
by I. Thirunavukkarasu, V. I. George, Mukund Kumar Menon, S. Shanmuga Priya, pp.174-181
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by Abdelhafid Hasni, Belkacem Draoui, Mahieddine Latfaoui and Thierry Boulard, pp.182-192
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
19)Dynamic Modeling of Step Climbing Wheeled Robot
by Srijan Bhattacharya, Neeta Sahay, Sagarika Pal, Subrata Chattopadhyay, pp.193-206
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
20)ECG Signal Denoising and QRS Complex Detection by Wavelet Transform Based Thresholding
by Swati Banerjee, Dr. Madhuchhanda Mitra, pp.207-214
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
21)Admittance, Conductance, Reactance and Susceptance of New Natural Fabric Grewia Tilifolia
by V. V. Ramana C. H., Jayaramudu J., Jeevan Prasad Reddy D., Madhusudhana Rao K. and Varadarajulu A., pp.215-222
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
22)Role of Catecholamine in Tumor Angiogenesis Linked to Capacitance Relaxation Phenomenon
by Guangyue Shi, Guanjie Sui, Jianxia Jiang, T. K. Basak, pp.223-229
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
PRODUCT NEWS
MAZeT Presents Simulation Tools for Optical Measuring Tasks
|
Jena (Germany), August 26, 2010 - MAZeT GmbH, development and manufacturing service provider for Opto-ASICs, spectral and color sensors, as well as embedded computing solutions, and located in Jena, Germany, offers a tool for the simulation of compact spectral-selective semiconductor sensors for precise inline measurements, available immediately. The system is simulated during the feasibility study using the tool developed by MAZeT and optimized accordingly to the requirements presented ...
|
|
|
Ms. Mandy Ahlendorf Managing Director MAZeT GmbH, Göschwitzer , Str. 32, 07745 Jena, GermanyTel.: +49 3641 2809 0, fax: +49 3641 2809 12 E-mail: marketing@mazet.de |
|
E+E Sets New Standards in Energy-Saving CO2 Measurement
|
With its unparalleled low power consumption the new EE892 from E+E is a highly impressive CO2 sensor module. Features such as an adjustable measuring interval enable optimum adaptation to specific applications while maintaining an average current consumption of less than 60μA. This makes the EE892 CO2 sensor module the ideal battery-operated, energy-saving device. The CO2 sensor module was specially developed for OEM applications and high-volume production. The digital interface and extremely compact design facilitate clear-cut integration in mobile and energy-sensitive applications such as data loggers or demand controlled ventilation ...
|
|
|
Martin Raab, E+E Elektronik GmbH Langwiesen 7, A-4209 Engerwitzdorf, Austria Tel.: +43-7235-605-0, fax: +43 -7235-605-8 E-mail: martin.raab@epluse.at |
|
Special Discount for Pressurex Pressure Indicating Sensor Film Offered to Support Academic Research
|
MADISON, N.J. (USA) – August 17, 2010 – To spur research and development efforts, Sensor Products Inc. is offering special discount on its versatile Pressurex® pressure-indicating sensor film starting this summer. Over the past decade, Sensor Products Inc. has amassed hundreds of White Papers that were written using the sensor film and would like to see this research effort continue unabated by the recession. Pressurex® is very unique as it is a film that can be placed at the interface to map and measure surface contact pressures between 2 -- 43,200 PSI (0.14 – 3,000 g/cm2). The 10 % discount is available to researchers until November 30, 2010 who work for an accredited academic or research institution. A complimentary sample may be obtained by first time users by contacting Sensor Products Inc. at 1.973.884.1755 (USA), emailing info@sensorprod.com, or visiting www.sensorprod.com/sample ...
|
|
|
Arlene Gleicher Sensor Products, Inc. 300 Madison Avenue Madison, NJ 07940 USA Tel.: 1.973. 884-1755 x5826 Fax: 1.973.884.1699 E-mail: pr@sensorprod.com |
|
New Wireless Sensors for Humidity, Temperature and CO2
|
EE240 wireless sensors from E+E Elektronik are the ideal solution for high quality, wireless measurement of humidity, temperature or CO2. With the introduction of state-of-the-art wireless data transmission, E+E Elektronik, the sensor specialist, is expanding its expertise into wireless sensor systems. Up to three intelligent probes can be connected to each transmitter. Each probe operates independently and can be hot swapped. Remote probes allow the sensing head to be placed at a distance of up to 10m away from the transmitter. These features make the E+E wireless sensors especially suited for industrial applications that require sensors to be routinely recalibrated without affecting network operation. The measured values can be read directly off the display on the transmitter or read remotely using your web browser from any PC in the company network ...
|
|
|
Martin Raab, E+E Elektronik GmbH Langwiesen 7 A-4209 Engerwitzdorf, Austria Tel.: +43-7235-605-0, fax: +43 -7235-605-8 E-mail: martin.raab@epluse.at |
|
Putting Feeling to Drugs Safety and Handling
|
Total traceability extends to packaging as well as product in the rarefied world of pharmaceuticals. Capcoder Ltd has adopted a novel torque sensing system as the core of the datalogging capabilities of its bottle sealing machines. “Our machines are essentially simple,” says Roger Brown of Capcoder. “Filled bottles are presented to a torque head, which quickly screws on a cap. But the devil is in the details ...
|
|
|
Sensor Technology Ltd, Balscott Mill, Balscote, Banbury, Oxon, OX15 6EY Tel.: +44 (0)1295 730746 Fax:+44 (0)1295 738966 E-mail: info@sensors.co.uk |
|
Low Cost Universal Triaxial Capacitive Accelerometer
|
August 6, 2010, Issaquah, Washington, USA – Silicon Designs,
Inc.has announced the global market launch of the SDI 2460 series, a new
family of easy-to-use universal triaxial capacitive accelerometer
modules. Available in eight different g-ranges, these lower-cost sensors
are designed to provide high-precision shock, vibration and acceleration
measurement in three orthogonal directions across a broad range of
automotive, aerospace, industrial, power generation, and test and
measurement applications. The SDI 2460 series combines three
orthogonally mounted accelerometers in an epoxy sealed anodized aluminum
case and is the triaxial version of the 2260, the company’s best-selling
single axis model. SDI’s 100% in-house manufacturing and intense testing
processes, along with the incorporation of additive micro machining and
integrated circuit technology, produce a highly reliable and rugged
capacitive sensor tailored for zero-to-medium frequency instrumentation
applications
...
|
|
|
Kati Cole Director of Sales & Marketing Silicon Designs, Inc. Tel.: +1 425 391 8329 E-mail: kati@silicondesigns.com |
|
Miniature High-Sensitivity Absolute Pressure Transducer
|
San Juan Capistrano, California, USA – Meggitt Sensing Systems, a Meggitt group division, has announced the release of the Endevco® model 8530B series, a family of miniature, high sensitivity absolute piezoresistive pressure transducers, offering high-output measurement capabilities with excellent linearity (even at 3x over-range) and thermal transient stability in a highly compact (3.86 mm face diameter) and lightweight (2.3 grams) package. Offered in ranges of 200, 500 and 1000 psia with 300 mV full scale output and high resonant frequencies of 750 kHz (200 psia) and 1000 kHz (500 and 1000 psia), the Endevco® model 8530B series features an active four-arm strain gage bridge, diffused into a sculpted silicon diaphragm for maximum sensitivity and wideband frequency response ...
|
|
|
Bruce Lent Director of Product Marketing Meggitt Sensing Systems Tel.: 949.493.8181, ext. 175 E-mail: bruce.lent@meggitt.com |
|
New MEMS-based Inclinometer with Linear Output
|
Elmhurst, IL (August 9, 2010) - ASM Sensors, Inc. announces the PTAM27L series, a new inclinometer based upon MEMS technology for single and dual axis tilt angle measurement. The compact, flat housing was designed for OEM applications. For single axis versions, the measurement ranges span from +/-15° to +/- 180°, in increments of 15°. For dual axis versions, the measurement ranges span from +/-15° to +/- 60°, in increments of 15°. The PTAM27L series is an extension of the POSITILT® family of MEMS based inclinometers. This wear-free sensing technology offers high resolution and is shock resistant. The housing is rated IP64 and with a height of only 10mm, the PTAM27L can be easily installed into the tightest locations ...
|
|
|
ASM Sensors, Inc. 650 W. Grand Ave., Unit 205 Elmhurst, IL 60126, USA Tel.: 630-832-3202 Fax: 630-832-3204 E-mail: info@asmsensors.com |
|
Inductive Rotary Sensor for Angles up to 160°
|
The P500 RIPS® (Rotary Inductive Position Sensor) is a durable, affordable, high accuracy rotary sensor designed for industrial and scientific feedback applications. The P500 is supplied with the output calibrated to the angle required by the customer, between 20 and 160 degrees. The sensor provides a linear output proportional with angle of rotation, with a non-linearity at 100° better than 0.25°. There is a machined registration mark to identify the calibrated mid point. The standard version is powered with 5 V, giving an output signal of 0.5…4.5 V. Optionally, there are several output stages available for signals 0.5…9.5 V, ±5 V, ±10 V or 4...20 mA (2- or 3-wires), which are powered by ±15 VDC or 24 VDC typically. The temperature range is -40/+125 °C for the standard version (5 V, unbuffered) and -20°/+85 °C for the buffered versions ...
|
|
|
Barbara Boss-Kropfli Marketing Manager PEWATRON AG Tel.: +41 (0) 44 877 35 08 E-mail: barbara.boss@pewatron.com |
|
Non-contact Precision Position/displacement Sensors
|
MIDDLETOWN, CT - Kaman Precision Products | Measuring offers a line of high-precision sensors and systems that provide accurate and precise non-contact position/displacement feedback in the most hostile of environments. These inductive-based displacement sensing systems operate from –320°F to +1,000°F continuous and up to +1200°F short term. All Inconel construction makes them suitable for highly corrosive gas or liquid environments, and radiation environments ...
|
|
|
Dan Spohn Kaman Precision Products | Measuring Tel.: 719/635-6957 Fax: 719/634-8093 E-mail: Dan.Spohn@kaman.com |
|
|
VPInstruments has changed the design of her proprietary flow sensor. Due to this new flow sensor design and a review of our calibration protocol, we offer now our insertion flow meters with one flow range; with good accuracy over the entire flow range. This flow range combines the accuracy in the low flow ranges of the old version with flow range up to 80 mn/sec, with the flow range extension of our model up to 150 mn/sec. The new flow range, 0.5..150 mn /sec, combines all benefits. With only one model you are now equipped for all your compressed air and gas flow measurements. Selecting the right flow meter has never been so easy ...
|
|
|
VPInstruments B.V. Buitenwatersloot 335 2614 GS Delft, The Netherlands Tel.: +31 (0)15 213 1580 Fax: +31 (0)15 213 0669 E-mail: sales@vpinstruments.com |
|
Sensors & Transducers Special Issues:
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|
Multisensor
Data Vol.1, August 2005 |
MEMS & NEMS:
Devices Vol.2, October 2007 |
Vol.90, April 2008 |
Microsystems: Technology and Applications Vol.3, December 2008 |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|
Robotics and Sensors Vol.5, March 2009 |
Modern Sensing Vol. 6, August 2009 |
MEMS: from
Micro Devices Vol. 7, October 2009 |
Intelligent Data Acquisition and Smart Sensors Systems Vol.8, February 2010 |
Click <here> to syndicate our Sensor Industry News feed.
1999 - 2010 Copyright ©, International Frequency Sensor Association (IFSA). All Rights Reserved.
Home - News - Links - Archives - Tools - Standardization - Patents - Marketplace - Projects - Wish List - Subscribe - Search - e-Shop - Sensor Jobs - Membership - Video
Members Area -Sensors Portal -Training Courses - S&T Digest - For advertisers - Bookstore - Forums - Polls - Site Map - Submit Press Release