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740 02$aCommunications. 740 02$aMEMS applications in energy management. 740 42$aThe NANO/MEMS program. 740 02$aMEMS in the medical industry. 740 02$aMEMS: current and future technology? 740 02$aMEMS advanced research and development. 740 02$aFunctional integration of microsystems in silicon. 740 02$aAutomotive applications of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). 740 22$aA brief study of magnetism and magnetic sensors. 740 42$aThe fundamentals and value of infrared thermometry. 740 02$aGMR: the next generation of magnetic field sensors. 740 02$aSmart civil structures, intelligent structural systems. 740 02$aTrue online color sensing and recognition. 740 02$aFundamentals of solid-state presence-sensing technologies. 740 02$aDesign and application of robust instrumentation sensors in extreme environments. 740 02$aColor machine vision. 740 02$aMonolithic integrated physical and chemical sensors in CMOS technology. 740 22$aA research prototype of a networked smart sensor system. 740 02$aSensors and transmitters powered by fiber optics. 740 22$aA process for selecting a commercial sensor actuator bus as an industry interoperable standard. 740 22$aA portable object-oriented environment model (POEM) for smart sensors. 740 02$aNew generation of high-temperature fiber-optic pressure sensors. 740 02$aPrinciples and applications of acoustic sensors used for gas temperature and flow measurement. 740 02$aUnderstanding and applying intrinsic safety. 740 02$aApplication of acoustic, strain, and optical sensors to nde of steel highway bridges. 740 02$aLong-term monitoring of bridge pier integrity with time domain reflectometry cables. 740 02$aSensors and instrumentation for the detection and measurement of humidity. 740 02$aThermal imaging for manufacturing process and quality control. 740 42$aThe detection of PPB levels of hydrazine using fluorescence and chemiluminescence techniques. 740 02$aMolecular relaxation rate spectrometer detection theory. 740 02$aCurrent state of the art in hydrazine sensing. 740 02$aMicrofabricated sensors: taking blood testing out of the laboratory. 740 02$aMeasuring techniques in MEMS--NANO-MEMS & genome sequencing applications. 740 02$aWeigh belt feeders and scales: the gravimetric weigh belt feeder. 740 02$aLow-cost infrared spin gyro for car navigation and display cursor control applications. 740 02$aQuartz rotation rate sensor: theory of operation, construction, and applications. 740 02$aFiber-optic rate gyro for land navigation and platform stabilization. 740 02$aComposite sensor optics in advanced astronomical observatories. 740 02$aMicrofabricated solid-state secondary batteries for microsensors. 740 02$aHigh-temperature ceramic sensors. 740 02$aMicrofabricated and micromachined chemical and gas sensor developments. 740 02$aElectro-formed thin-film silica devices as oxygen sensors. 740 02$aUsing leg-mounted bolt-on strain sensors to turn your tank into a load cell. 740 02$aFive new technologies for weight sensing instrumentation. 740 02$aMultielement microelectrode array sensors and compact instrumentation development at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. 740 02$aEnabling technologies for low-cost high-volume pressure sensors. 740 22$aA two-chip approach to smart sensing. 740 02$aSpecifying and selecting semiconductor pressure transducers. 740 02$aIntroduction to silicon sensor terminology. 740 02$aSilicon sensors and microstructures: integrating an interdisciplinary body of material on silicon sensors. 740 02$aUnderstanding silicon processing and micromachining. 740 02$aUniversal sensors technology: basic characteristics of silicon pressure sensors. 740 02$aAdvanced sensor designs. 740 02$aSilicon microstructures. 740 02$aComputer design tools. 740 02$aSignal conditioning for sensors. 740 02$aAdvances in surface micromachined force sensors. 740 02$aDistributed, intelligent I/O for industrial control and data acquisition: theseriplex sensor/actuator bus. 740 02$aInnovative solar cell mimics photosynthesis. 740 02$aQuartz resonator fluid monitors for vehicle applications.
740 02$aOverview of the emerging control and communication algorithms suitable for embedding in smart sensors. 740 02$aApplications of conductive polymer-based chemical sensors. 740 02$aModeling sensor performance for smart transducers. 740 02$aInfrared gas and liquid analyzers: a review of theory and applications. 740 02$aInfrared noncontact temperature measurement: an overview. 740 02$aQuality control considerations. 740 02$aUniversal drug and food cleanliness using hplc sensing detection. 740 02$aMicrosystem technologies. 830 0$aMcGraw-Hill's AccessEngineering. 856 40$uhttp://accessengineeringlibrary.com/browse/sensors-handbook-second-edition$zSubscription required 949 $aTA 165 .S729$wLC$c1$i306704-1001$d12/30/2011$lMAIN$mMGH$q2$rY$sY$tWEB$u5/13/2010$xENG 997 $a(c)2010 Cassidy Cataloguing Services, Inc. 000 02180cam 2200517 a 4500 001 ccn00306705 006 m f d 007 cr cn ---uuauu 008 100513s2010 nyua fob 001 0 eng d 010 $z 2009041508 020 $a0071746641 020 $z9780071605724 (print) 020 $z007160572X (print) 035 $a(Sirsi) a306705 050 4$aTS158.6$b.S55 2010 082 04$a670.42/7$222 100 1 $aSoloman, Sabrie. 245 10$aSensors and control systems in manufacturing$h[electronic resource] /$cSabrie Soloman. 250 $a2nd ed. 260 $aNew York :$bMcGraw-Hill,$c[2010] 300 $a1 electronic text (xxxi, 586 p.) :$bill. (some col.). 490 1 $aMcGraw-Hill's AccessEngineering 588 $aDescription based on cover image and table of contents, viewed on May 13, 2010. 500 $aPrint version c2010. 504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 530 $aAlso issued in print and PDF version. 650 0$aAutomatic data collection systems. 650 0$aProcess control$xAutomation. 650 0$aDetectors. 655 0$aElectronic books. 655 0$aInternet resources. 740 42$aThe role of sensors in the 21st century. 740 02$aClassification and types of sensors. 740 02$aFiber optics in sensors and control systems. 740 02$aNetworking of sensors and control systems in manufacturing. 740 42$aThe role of sensors and control technology in computer-integrated manufacturing. 740 02$aAdvanced sensor technology in precision manufacturing applications. 740 02$aIndustrial sensors and control. 740 02$aSensors in flexible manufacturing systems. 740 02$aCommunications. 740 02$aSpectrx NIR technology. 740 02$aEconomic and social interests in the workplace. 830 0$aMcGraw-Hill's AccessEngineering. 856 40$uhttp://accessengineeringlibrary.com/browse/sensors-and-control-systems-in-manufacturingsecond-edition$zSubscription required 949 $aTS 158.6 .S55$wLC$c1$i306705-1001$d12/30/2011$lMAIN$mMGH$q2$rY$sY$tWEB$u5/13/2010$xENG 997 $a(c)2010 Cassidy Cataloguing Services, Inc. 000 01915cam 2200481 a 4500 001 ccn00306706 006 m f d 007 cr cn ---uuauu 008 100513s2010 nyua fob 001 0 eng d 010 $z 2009041509
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