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Authors: Jon S. Wilson
Publisher: Elsevier (2005) · Language: English
ISBN-10: 0750677295 · ISBN-13: 978-0750677295
Sensor Technology Handbook by Jon S. Wilson is a comprehensive guide to modern sensor technologies, providing an in-depth exploration of the principles, applications, and practical considerations of sensors used across engineering, industrial, medical, and scientific fields.
This handbook bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and real-world application, offering detailed coverage of sensor types, performance parameters, design considerations, and interfacing techniques. It is designed to serve as a reference for engineers, designers, and students involved in developing or implementing sensing systems.
Understand the basic operating principles of sensors, including physical, chemical, and biological sensing mechanisms, as well as electrical signal transduction.
Explore a wide range of sensor categories such as temperature, pressure, flow, motion, optical, acoustic, and chemical sensors, and learn their typical industrial and research applications.
Gain insight into sensor signal conditioning, data acquisition, and integration with control and monitoring systems, enabling accurate measurement and effective system design.
Learn how to select, calibrate, and maintain sensors to ensure reliable operation, precision, and longevity in various environments.
Discover the latest advancements in sensor technology, including MEMS sensors, wireless sensor networks, and smart sensing systems, and their impact on modern engineering solutions.
This handbook is an indispensable reference for professionals and students who need a solid understanding of sensor technology for design, development, or application purposes. Its combination of theory, practical guidelines, and application examples ensures that readers can effectively implement sensors in both industrial and research contexts.
Jon S. Wilson’s practical approach makes this text both educational and immediately applicable, providing a roadmap from fundamental principles to advanced applications.
Electrical, mechanical, and instrumentation engineers working with sensing and measurement systems
Students in engineering, mechatronics, or applied physics programs
Research professionals developing innovative sensor-based applications
Technical consultants and designers implementing sensors in industrial systems
Principles of sensor operation
Physical, chemical, and biological sensors
Signal conditioning and data acquisition
Sensor design, calibration, and performance metrics
Wireless, smart, and MEMS sensor technologies
Industrial, medical, and scientific applications
Emerging trends in sensor systems
Sensor Technology Handbook by Jon S. Wilson is a definitive guide to sensors, offering comprehensive coverage from fundamental principles to modern applications. It equips readers with the knowledge needed to design, select, and implement effective sensing solutions, making it a must-have reference for engineering professionals and students alike.
