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      Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook
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      Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook

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      Electromagnetic, Optical,Radiation, Chemical, and Biomedical Measurement

      Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook

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      Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook book

      Electromagnetic, Optical,Radiation, Chemical, and Biomedical Measurement
      Edited ByJohn G. Webster, Halit Eren
      Edition 2nd Edition
      First Published 2014
      eBook Published 31 January 2017
      Pub. Location Boca Raton
      Imprint CRC Press
      DOI https://doi.org/10.1201/b15664
      Pages 1921
      eBook ISBN 9781315217444
      Subjects Engineering & Technology
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      Webster, J.G., & Eren, H. (Eds.). (2014). Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook: Electromagnetic, Optical,Radiation, Chemical, and Biomedical Measurement (2nd ed.). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b15664

      ABSTRACT

      The Second Edition of the bestselling Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook brings together all aspects of the design and implementation of measurement, instrumentation, and sensors. Reflecting the current state of the art, it describes the use of instruments and techniques for performing practical measurements in engineering, physics, chemistry, and the life sciences and discusses processing systems, automatic data acquisition, reduction and analysis, operation characteristics, accuracy, errors, calibrations, and the incorporation of standards for control purposes.

      Organized according to measurement problem, the Electromagnetic, Optical, Radiation, Chemical, and Biomedical Measurement volume of the Second Edition:

      • Contains contributions from field experts, new chapters, and updates to all 98 existing chapters
      • Covers sensors and sensor technology, time and frequency, signal processing, displays and recorders, and optical, medical, biomedical, health, environmental, electrical, electromagnetic, and chemical variables

      A concise and useful reference for engineers, scientists, academic faculty, students, designers, managers, and industry professionals involved in instrumentation and measurement research and development, Measurement, Instrumentation, and Sensors Handbook, Second Edition: Electromagnetic, Optical, Radiation, Chemical, and Biomedical Measurement provides readers with a greater understanding of advanced applications.

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      part I

      Sensors and Sensor Technology

      chapter 1

      Soft Sensors: Software-Based Sensors

      ByPetr Kadlec

      chapter 2

      Implantable Systems

      ByVincenzo Luciano, Emilio Sardini, Alessandro Dionisi, Mauro Serpelloni, Andrea Cadei

      chapter 3

      Bio-Inspired and Life-Inspired Sensors

      ByCesar Ortega-Sanchez, Halit Eren

      chapter 4

      Image Sensors

      ByMehdi Habibi

      chapter 5

      Principles and Technology of SQUIDs

      ByRobert L. Fagaly

      chapter 6

      Next Generation of Smart Sensors

      ByMichael E. Stanley, Stéphane Gervais-Ducouret

      chapter 7

      Needle-Type Environmental Sensors

      ByWoo Hyoung Lee, Jin-Hwan Lee, Woo-Hyuck Choi, Ian Papautsky, Paul L. Bishop

      chapter 8

      Single-Chip Chemical and Biological Sensors

      ByAlireza Hassanzadeh, Robert G. Lindquist

      chapter 9

      CMOS Integrated Gas Sensors

      ByPrasanta K. Guha, Sumita Santra, Julian W. Gardner

      chapter 10

      Energy Harvesting for Sensors: DC Harvesters

      ByOscar Lopez-Lapeña, Maria Teresa Penella, Manel Gasulla

      chapter 11

      Energy Harvesting for Sensors: AC Harvesters

      ByMaria Teresa Penella, Oscar Lopez-Lapeña, Manel Gasulla

      chapter 12

      Hydrogen Gas Sensors: Flow

      ByH. El Matbouly, F. Domingue, V. Palmisano, L. Boon-Brett

      chapter 13

      Thermal Sensors: Flow

      ByNam-Trung Nguyen

      chapter 14

      SQUID Magnetometers

      ByRobert L. Fagaly

      chapter 15

      Sensor Networks and Communication

      ByRobert M. Crovella

      part II

      Electrical Variables

      chapter 16

      Electric Current Sensors *

      ByPavel Ripka

      chapter 17

      Nonlinear System Modeling with Invariance to Fourier Transform for Fault Diagnosis: Application to Power Transformers

      ByGerasimos Rigatos, Pierluigi Siano

      chapter 18

      Meter Voltage Measurement

      ByAlessandro Ferrero

      chapter 19

      Oscilloscope Voltage Measurement

      ByJerry Murphy

      chapter 20

      Inductive and Capacitive Voltage Measurement

      ByCipriano Bartoletti, Luca Podestà, Giancarlo Sacerdoti

      chapter 21

      Current Measurement

      ByDouglas P. McNutt

      chapter 22

      Power Measurement

      ByPasquale Arpaia, Francesco Avallone, Aldo Baccigalupi, Carmine Landi

      chapter 23

      Power Factor Measurement

      ByMichael Z. Lowenstein

      chapter 24

      Phase Measurement

      ByPeter O’Shea

      chapter 25

      Energy Measurement

      ByArnaldo Brandolini, Alessandro Gandelli

      chapter 26

      Electrical Conductivity and Resistivity

      ByMichael B. Heaney

      chapter 27

      Charge Measurement

      BySaps Buchman, John T. Mester, T.J. Sumner

      chapter 28

      Capacitance and Capacitance Measurements

      ByHalit Eren

      chapter 29

      Permeability and Hysteresis Measurement

      ByJeff P. Anderson, Richard J. Blotzer

      chapter 30

      Inductance Measurement

      ByMichal Szyper

      chapter 31

      Immittance Measurement

      ByAchim Dreher

      chapter 32

      Distortion Measurement

      ByMichael F. Toner, Gordon W. Roberts

      chapter 33

      Noise Measurement

      ByW. Marshall Leach

      part III

      Electromagnetic Variables

      chapter 34

      Microwave Measurement

      ByAlfons Dehé, K. Beilenhoff, K. Fricke, H. Klingbeil, V. Krozer, H.L. Hartnagel

      chapter 35

      Q Factor Measurement

      ByAlbert D. Helfrick

      chapter 36

      EMI and EMC Test Methods

      ByJeffrey P. Mills

      chapter 37

      Permittivity Measurement

      ByDevendra K. Misra

      chapter 38

      Electric-Field Strength

      ByDavid A. Hill, Motohisa Kanda

      chapter 39

      Magnetic Field Measurement

      ByRobert L. Fagaly, Steven A. Macintyre

      chapter 40

      RF/Microwave Spectrum Analysis

      ByRoberto Ambrosini, Stelio Montebugnoli, Claudio Bortolotti, Mauro Roma

      part IV

      Time and Frequency

      chapter 41

      Time Measurement

      ByMichael A. Lombardi

      chapter 42

      Frequency Measurement

      ByMichael A. Lombardi

      part V

      Optical

      chapter 43

      Photoconductive Sensors

      ByFritz Schuermeyer, Thad Pickenpaugh

      chapter 44

      Photojunction Sensors

      ByMichael R. quillante, Kanai S. Shah, James F. Christian

      chapter 45

      Vision and Image Sensors

      ByStanley S. Ipson, Chima Okereke

      chapter 46

      Charge-Coupled Devices

      ByJohn A. Nousek, M.W. Bautz, B.E. Burke, J.A. Gregory, R.E. Griffiths, R.L. Kraft, H.L. Kwok, D.H. Lumb

      chapter 47

      Densitometry Measurement

      ByJoseph H. Altman

      chapter 48

      Colorimetry

      ByRobert T. Marcus

      chapter 49

      Polarization Measurement

      BySoe-Mie F. Nee

      chapter 50

      Refractive Index Measurement

      ByGerry H. Meeten

      chapter 51

      Turbidity Measurement

      ByDaniel Harrison, Michael Fisch

      chapter 52

      Laser Output Measurement

      ByHaiyin Sun

      chapter 53

      Optical Loss: Principles and Applications

      ByM.M. Rad, Halit Eren, Martin Maier

      part VI

      Chemical Variables

      chapter 54

      Interference and Selectivity in Portable Chemical Sensors

      ByDenise Wilson

      chapter 55

      Electrochemical Composition Measurement

      ByMichael J. Schöning, Arshak Poghossian, Olaf Glück, Marion Thust

      chapter 56

      Thermal Composition Measurement

      ByMushtaq Ali, Behrooz Pahlavanpour, Maria Eklund

      chapter 57

      Kinetic Composition Measurement

      ByE.E. Uzgiris, J.Y. Gui

      chapter 58

      Chromatography Composition Measurement

      ByBehrooz Pahlavanpour, Mushtaq Ali, C.K. Laird

      chapter 59

      pH Measurement

      ByNorman F. Sheppard, Anthony Guiseppi-Elie

      part VII

      Medical, Biomedical, and Health

      chapter 60

      Wireless Sensor Networks in Health

      ByEnrique Dorronzoro, Isabel Gómez, Ana Verónica Medina, Luis Fernández-Luque, Jose Antonio Gómez

      chapter 61

      Sensors for Electrical Impedance Tomography

      ByTushar Kanti Bera, J. Nagaraju

      chapter 62

      Patient-Care Sensing and Monitoring Systems

      ByAkihiro Kajiwara, Ryohei Nakamura

      chapter 63

      Sensor-Based Activity Recognition Techniques

      ByDonghai Guan, Weiwei Yuan, Sungyoung Lee

      chapter 64

      Biopotentials and Electrophysiology Measurement

      ByNitish V. Thakor

      chapter 65

      Blood Pressure Measurement

      ByShyam Rithalia, Mark Sun, Roger Jones

      chapter 66

      Blood Flow Measurements

      ByPer Ask, P. Åke Öberg

      chapter 67

      Medical Imaging

      ByJames T. Dobbins III, Sean M. Hames, Bruce H. Hasegawa, Timothy R. DeGrado, James A. Zagzebski, Richard Frayne

      chapter 68

      Blood Chemistry Measurement

      ByTerry L. Rusch, Ravi Sankar

      chapter 69

      Human Occupancy Detectors

      ByJacob Fraden

      part VIII

      Environmental

      chapter 70

      GPR Principles and Applications

      ByJan Francke

      chapter 71

      Airborne Radiometers to Measure Electromagnetic Radiation in the Earth’s Atmosphere: Mature and Emerging Technologies

      ByManfred Wendisch

      chapter 72

      72-1In Situ Sensors for Monitoring the Marine Environment

      ByGraham A. Mills, Gary R. Fones, Silke Kröger

      chapter 73

      Mobile Environmental Sensing Using Smartphones

      BySiamak Aram, A. Toriono, F. Rugiano, E. Pasero

      chapter 74

      Space Dosimetry

      ByJarvis A. Caffrey, David M. Hamby

      chapter 75

      Capacitance Sensors for Nondestructive Moisture Determination in Agricultural Products and Biofuel Materials

      ByChari V. Kandala, Naveen Puppala

      chapter 76

      Radio Location, Radio Navigation, and GPS Systems

      ByHalit Eren

      chapter 77

      Air Pollution Monitoring

      ByMichael Bennett

      chapter 78

      Water Quality Measurement

      ByKathleen M. Leonard

      chapter 79

      Satellite Imaging and Sensing

      ByRobert F. Cromp

      chapter 80

      Humidity and Moisture Measurement

      ByGert J.W. Visscher

      chapter 81

      Ventilation Measurement

      ByL. Basano, P. Ottonello

      chapter 82

      Meteorological Measurement

      ByJohn D. Garrison, Stephen B.W. Roeder

      chapter 83

      Robotics and Sensors: Environmental Applications

      ByGourab Sen Gupta

      part IX

      Signal Processing

      chapter 84

      Modulation

      ByDavid M. Beams

      chapter 85

      Filters

      ByRahman Jamal, Robert Steer

      chapter 86

      Spectrum Analysis and Correlation

      ByRonney B. Panerai

      chapter 87

      Applied Intelligence Processing

      ByPeter H. Sydenham, Rodney Pratt

      chapter 88

      Analog-to-Digital Converters

      ByE.B. Loewenstein

      chapter 89

      Computers

      ByA.M. MacLeod, P.F. Martin, W.A. Gillespie

      chapter 90

      Grounding and Shielding

      ByDaryl Gerke, William Kimmel

      chapter 91

      Amplifiers and Signal Conditioners

      ByRamón Pallás-Areny

      chapter 92

      Data Acquisition Systems

      ByEdward McConnell

      part X

      Displays and Recorders

      chapter 93

      Plasma-Driven Flat Panel Displays

      ByRobert T. McGrath, Ramanapathy Veerasingam, William C. Moffatt, Robert B. Campbell

      chapter 94

      Electroluminescent Displays

      ByWilliam A. Barrow

      chapter 95

      Light-Emitting Diode Displays

      ByMohammad A. Karim

      chapter 96

      Magnetic and Optical Recording

      ByYufeng Li

      chapter 97

      Liquid Crystal Displays

      ByKalluri R. Sarma

      chapter 98

      Cathode Ray Tube Displays

      ByChristopher J. Sherman
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