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This book contains 20 papers devoted to the domestic use of sensors. This up-to-date review fills a gap in the literature arising from the recent intense research and development of these sensors and takes an interdisciplinary approach to the operation principles of sensors and the preparation techniques, with particular regard to microelectronics techniques which allow the realization of sensor systems with integrated electronic circuitry.The applications of sensors in the domestic environment are accurately reviewed and the trends of future sensor development are also outlined.
Contents
Part 1 Fundamental properties and preparation of the sensors: sensors parameters, A. D'Amico et al; fiber optic sensors - fundamentals and domestic applications, A.G. Mignani and A.M. Scheggi; thick film gas sensors, M. Prudenziati et al; semiconducting gas sensors - theory, P. Nelli and G. Sberveglieri; basic principles and new trends in the development of chemical sensors for domestic applications, W. Gopel; non-nerstian solid state sensor for home applications, C.M. Mari; resonating quartz sensors, M. Faccio et al; surface acoustic wave sensors, C. Caliendo and E. Verona. Part 2 Domestic applications of the sensors: safety sensors, N. Minnaja; fiber-optic networks for multipurpose sensing, A. Mencaglia; smoke detection, R. Rivoir; optical fibre sensors for building management systems, B.E. Jones; non invasive and minimal invasive sensors for measurements on the human body, A. Dittmar; microsystems at home, S. Marco et al. Part 3 Sensor arrays and related electronics: multicomponent analysis in chemical sensing, C. di Natale and F.A.M. Davide; sensor interfaces, F. Maloberti et al; silicon micromachining and thin film technology for gas sensor fabrication, G. Sberveglieri and C. Perego; silicon sensors for application of specific integrated systems, J. Bausells et al; design of home automation, G. Stochino and V. Travi; polymer-based sensor arrays and multicomponent analysis for the detection of hazardous organic vapours in the environment, A. Hierlemann et al.
