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Research Articles
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A Review of Concept of
Force Measurements between the Past and Today
by Ebtisam H. Hasan, pp.1-15
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Design, Development and
Testing of a Semicircular Type Capacitive Angular Position Sensor
by Nikhil Gaurav, Sagarika Pal, pp.16-23
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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Design, Development and
Calibration of a Portable Capacitive Moisture Meter
by Mahmoud Soltani, Reza Alimardani, pp.24-32
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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Laser Power Measurement
Using Commercial MEMS Pressure Sensor along with PSoC Embedded Read-out
by J. Jayapandian and K. Prabakar, pp.33-41
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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Design and Development
of Embedded System for the Measurement of Thermal Conductivity of Liquids by
Transient Hot Wire Method
by Nagamani Gosala, Raghavendra Rao Kanchi, pp.42-56
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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Performance Assessment
of PCA, MF and SVD Methods for Denoising in Chemical Sensor Array Based
Electronic Nose System
by S. K. Jha and R. D. S. Yadava, pp.57-68
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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Simple Design of a PID
Controller and Tuning of Its Parameters Using LabVIEW Software
by Subrata Chattopadhyay, Ganesh Roy and Mrutyunjaya
Panda, pp.69-85
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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The DC Motor Speed
Controller Using AT89S52 Microcontroller to Rotate Stepper Motor Attached into
Potentiometer in Variable Regulated Power Supply
by Marhaposan Situmorang, pp.86-96
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
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Use of Polythiophene as
a Temperature Sensor
by D. S. Kelkar, A. B. Chourasia, V. Balasubrmanian,
pp.97-104
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
10.Modeling of a
Non-invasive Electromagnetic Sensor for the Measurement Glycaemia
by A. Rouane, D. Kourtiche, S. M. Alavi, pp.105-121
[Abstract
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11.CdO Doped Indium Oxide
Thick Film as a Low Temperature H2S Gas Sensor
by D. N. Chavan, V. B. Gaikwad, Ganesh E. Patil, D.
D. Kajale, G. H. Jain, pp.122-134
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12.Design and Simulation
of Double-spiral Shape Micro-heater for Gas Sensing Applications
by Mahanth Prasad, R. P. Yadav, V. Sahula and V. K. Khanna,
pp.135-141
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13.Glucose Concentration
Sensor Based on Long Period Grating Fabricated from Hydrogen Loaded
Photosensitive Fiber
by T. M. Libish, J. Linesh, M. C. Bobby, B. Nithyaja, 1S.
Mathew, C. Pradeep and P. Radhakrishnan, pp.142-148
[Abstract
and Full Page Article Download]
14.Estimation
of Valve Stiction Using Particle Swarm Optimization
by S. Sivagamasundari, D. Sivakumar, pp.149-162
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MEMS and Sensors Market to Reach $7.91 Billion in 2015
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June 2011
By Andy Choi
Reportlinker.com has introduced a new market
research report, “MEMS : MEMS & Sensors for Smartphones”, in its
catalogue. Combination of MEMS components as well as sensors seems to be
a new process, but this integration already exists in the mobile phone
industry.
Since 2002, silicon microphones and FBAR RF
filters have been combined on mobile phones. Lately, MEMS accelerometers
have become an essential function in feature-phones and smartphones.
Other kinds of sensors such as CMOS image sensors have also become quite
successful.
Currently, the mobile phone market is taking
a turn rapidly. The market research report reveals that the MEMS &
sensors market will grow from $3.55 billion in 2009 to $7.91 billion in
2015.
The report has discovered several factors
that explain why the MEMS and sensors market will see double digit
growth in the coming years. It discloses that 44% of the mobile phones
will become smartphones in 2015. Nearly one in three phones will include
GPS in 2010. The RF components of cell phones are becoming multi-mode
multi-band mobile phones. The recent launch of iPhone 4, which
integrates a MEMS gyroscope, is a striking example that shows how rapid
changes are taking place in the mobile phone industry. With the
introduction of gyroscope, total motion sensor market will reach up to
$1.19 billion in 2015 with a CAGR of 25.3 %.
Along with gyroscopes, many other changes
are also anticipated in the coming years in the mobile phone industry.
Gyroscopes are currently reaching the mobile phone business, while the
compass and accelerometer are trying to provide distinguishing features.
Combination of motion sensors along with an increasing processing part
is currently under development. Changes at the radiofront end level due
to the LTE effect on multi-mode phones may benefit RF filters, silicon
MEMS oscillators and variable capacitors. Since CMOS image sensors have
already grown, competitors are now trying to develop other features such
as WLO, BSI, stabilization or autofocus solutions.
Several other applications such as
environmental sensors and microspeakers have been identified as emerging
sensors.
Source:
http://www.reportlinker.com/
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