Key Technologies of Electronic Nose Systems Based on Gas Sensors
Overview of gas sensor technologies and electronic nose systems, including detection principles, air quality monitoring, and market applications.
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Overview of gas sensor technologies and electronic nose systems, including detection principles, air quality monitoring, and market applications.
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Overview of rotary transformer and optical encoder position sensors for servo systems: operating principles, signal types, and trade-offs in performance and robustness.
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Technical overview of dynamic range in image sensors: definitions, limits from pixel full-well capacity and bit depth, and methods (log response, multi-exposure) to extend HDR.
TMHA-based capacitive tactile sensor detecting normal pressure and directional shear; includes fabrication, simulation, sensing performance and robotic integration.
Review of a 3D-printed flow sensor for microfluidic applications, detailing design, manufacturing, pressure-drop sensing, characterization, and performance with water and blood.
Overview of ghost imaging: principles, history and applications of correlated imaging, including X-ray ghost imaging, ghost radar, low-dose and scattering-robust sensing.
Metalenses and metasurface optics enable ultra-thin semiconductor lenses for mobile devices, supporting compact imaging, NIR time-of-flight sensing and polarization imaging.
MEMS narrowband infrared emitters using micro?nano structures: principles, photonic crystals, gratings, metasurfaces, and applications in gas sensing, TPV, and biomedical imaging.
Review of visual SLAM for autonomous driving, covering architectures, visual-inertial and visual-LIDAR(-IMU) fusion, localization accuracy comparisons and open challenges.
PVDF piezoelectric MEMS accelerometer demonstrating high sensitivity, low noise density, simplified polymer micromanufacturing, and reduced environmental impact.