Sensor Review: Volume 14 Issue 4
Strapline:
The international journal of sensing for industryTable of contents
The eyes have it
Melvin WomackDescribes a biometric security system, the EyeDentify retinal scanner,which works by mapping the vascular pattern on the retinal portion of theeyeball, using a specially designed…
Ultrasonics—temperature shapes the envelope
Eduardo Caicedo Bravo, T Friere Bastos, J M Martin, L Calderdon, R CeresAnalyses the effects of temperature on the behaviour of ultrasonicsensors applied to object recognition. Describes the measurement systememployed, the environmental considerations…
Sensors employed in plant science research
Roy NewmanOutlines the use of sensors employed in plant research for measuringvarious biophysical activities, in particular photosynthesis. Describes howan infrared gas analyzer [IRGA…
The “electronic nose” using conducting polymer sensors
D HodginsOutlines the development of an electronic nose for general applicationand examines it’s three major parts: a sensor array, a means of converting the sensor outputs into suitable…
Board assembly system uses vision
Andy KellardDescribes a semi‐automated electronic board assembly station withcut‐and‐clinch technology. Examines the system’s optical correction facility which can correct for component hole…
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0260-2288Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Professor Kean C. Aw