Resistive, Capacitive, Inductive, and Magnetic Sensor Technologies

Du, Winncy Y.

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“…They range from very simple to complex circuitry designs that allow for increased 186 functionality, such as self-calibration and error compensation. In general, they are low cost, small 187 sized and with low power consumption (Du, 2014). Resistive sensors measure changes in resistivity 188 between two electrodes when in the presence of conductor media such as water.…”

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Critical review of real-time methods for solid waste characterisation: Informing material recovery and fuel production

2017

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Waste management processes generally represent a significant loss of material, energy and economic resources, so legislation and financial incentives are being implemented to improve the recovery of these valuable resources whilst reducing contamination levels. Material recovery and waste derived fuels are potentially valuable options being pursued by industry, using mechanical and biological processes incorporating sensor and sorting technologies developed and optimised for recycling plants. In its current state, waste management presents similarities to other industries that could improve their efficiencies using process analytical technology tools. Existing sensor technologies could be used to measure critical waste characteristics, providing data required by existing legislation, potentially aiding waste treatment processes and assisting stakeholders in decision making. Optical technologies offer the most flexible solution to gather real-time information applicable to each of the waste mechanical and biological treatment processes used by industry. In particular, combinations of optical sensors in the visible and the near-infrared range from 800nm to 2500nm of the spectrum, and different mathematical techniques, are able to provide material information and fuel properties with typical performance levels between 80% and 90%. These sensors not only could be used to aid waste processes, but to provide most waste quality indicators required by existing legislation, whilst offering better tools to the stakeholders.

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Critical review of real-time methods for solid waste characterisation: Informing material recovery and fuel production

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“…The systems are reliable and their resolution can be adjusted. One further beneficial property of resistive sensors is that they can be assembled as an array of individual resistors due to their simple construction, which leads to the use of several sensors with different sensitive layers in the same device [16][17][18].…”

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“…Their main disadvantages are the higher power consumption due to heating of the device as well as the low selectivity, especially in mixed gas environments. Gases of no interest influence the overall signal response [17,58,59]. Another semiconducting material very often applied as a sensing material in inkjet-printed chemical sensors are carbon-nanotubes (CNTs) [20,21,28,29,31,35,60,61].…”

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Inkjet-Printed Wireless Chemiresistive Sensors—A Review

2018

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Microelectronic devices have great potential to be integrated into the Internet of Things, bringing benefits to the environment, society, and economy. Especially, microscaled chemical sensors for environmental monitoring are of great interest since they can be manufactured by cost, time, and resource efficient inkjet printing technology. The aim of the present literature review is a reflection of state-of-the-art inkjet-printed chemiresistive sensors. It examines current material approaches used to realize printed chemiresistors, especially the challenges in the realisation of accurate electrode patterns as well as the deposition of various sensing materials by inkjet printing technology. The review will be completed by an overview of current research activities dealing with the integration of chemiresistive sensors into wireless applications. The result of this review confirms that during the last decades, the number of publications covering inkjet-printed chemical, especially chemiresistive, sensors and their introduction into the Internet of Things is growing. Furthermore, it reveals the need for further research regarding material science and printing technology compatibility to achieve reliable and reproducible chemiresistive sensors.

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“…Analysis of existing literary sources makes it possible to assert that there are two basic methods for measuring vibration parameters: contact methods with a constraint between the sensor and the object under study and non-contact ones, i. e., that are not connected with the object by a constraint [4][5][6][7].…”

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Development of a system for monitoring vibration accelerations based on the raspberry pi microcomputer and the ADXL345 accelerometer

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Iwaniec

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Реалізовано систему моніторингу і аналізу спектру віброприскорень на одноплатному мікрокомп'ютері Raspberry Pi 3 і трьохосьовому цифровому MEMSакселерометрі ADXL345. Система включає драйвер акселерометра під Raspberry Pi та програмне забезпечення для збору і опрацювання даних від давача прискорення. Програмне забезпечення перетворює виміряні сигнали віброприскорення з часової області в частотну використовуючи алгоритм дискретного перетворення Фур'є (ДПФ) та будує графіки віброприскорень і спектрів Ключові слова: система моніторингу віброприскорень, ADXL345, Raspberry Pi, спектральний аналіз, дискретне перетворення Фур'є Реализована система мониторинга и анализа спектра виброускорений на одноплатном микрокомпьютере Raspberry Pi 3 и трехосном цифровом MEMS-акселерометре ADXL345. Система включает драйвер акселерометра под Raspberry Pi и разработанное программное обеспечение для сбора и обработки данных с датчика ускорения. Программное обеспечение преобразовывает измеренные сигналы виброускорения из временной области в частотную, используя алгоритм дискретного преобразования Фурье (ДПФ) и строит графики виброускорений и спектров Ключевые слова: система мониторинга виброускорений, ADXL345, Raspberry Pi, спектральный анализ, дискретное преобразование Фурье

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Resistive, Capacitive, Inductive, and Magnetic Sensor Technologies

Cited by 61 publications

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Critical review of real-time methods for solid waste characterisation: Informing material recovery and fuel production

Critical review of real-time methods for solid waste characterisation: Informing material recovery and fuel production

Inkjet-Printed Wireless Chemiresistive Sensors—A Review

Development of a system for monitoring vibration accelerations based on the raspberry pi microcomputer and the ADXL345 accelerometer

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