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Title:
Sensors Applications, Volume 5, Sensors in Household Appliances |
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Division: General Materials / John Wiley & Son / 英文版 |
Author/Editor: Guido Tschulena (Editor), Andreas Lahrmann (Editor) Star:  |
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ISBN: 3527303626 |
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Introduce Date: 2008年03月25日22:20 , Release Date: 2008年03月25日22:46 |
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Sensors Applications, Volume 5, Sensors in Household Appliances
Guido Tschulena (Editor), Andreas Lahrmann (Editor)
ISBN: 978-3-527-30362-5
Hardcover
310 pages
December 2003
Wiley List Price: US $230.00
This book provides both engineers and scientists with a competent and comprehensive survey on the different types of sensors currently applied in modern electronic household devices, their strengths, weaknesses and the reason for using them in which subsystem.
More and more microelectronics are establishing themselves in all aspects of our daily life, and the use of a growing number of increasingly sophisticated, low-cost sensors is directly linked to this trend, and they are responsible for many of the technical achievements of the last decades.
Their use in modern washing machines, dish washers, dryers, freezers as well as in cooking, domestic heating, air conditioning or small appliances results in reduction of electricity, water or detergent consumption, less noise emission, increased efficiency and higher user comfort.
Market data is given, demonstrating the increasing demand for large quantities of suitable, reliable sensor systems, and the subsequent growing need for comprehensive information on their potentials and limitations. Exemplary products, new types of appliances and improved electronic control are presented. Chapters on thin film temperature sensors, Reed switches, gas sensors, UV sensors, acceleration and pressure sensors illustrate the utilization of modern device mass fabrication technologies. Finally, an outlook into the future forecasts the needs of the appliances of the coming decade.
List of Contributors.
1. The Increasing Importance of Sensors in Household Appliances (A. Lahrmann and G. Tschulena).
2. Market Data (G. Tschulena).
3. Appliances and Sensors (G. Wentzlaff, et al.).
4. Sensorics for Detergency (W. Buchmeier, et al.).
5. Sensor Related Topics (M. Muziol).
6. Influencing Factors - Today and Tomorrow (G. Tschulena).
Appendix.
Index.
"Technicians, scientists, engineers and developers will find useful information on the application odf modern sensors as the key for improvements in household processes ... " (www.sensorportal.com)
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