Sensors in Electronics and Informatics - AE2B34SEI

Kredity 6
Semestry letní
Zakončení zápočet a zkouška
Jazyk výuky čeština
Rozsah výuky 2P+2L
Anotace
The subject describes basic physical, electronic as well as optoelectronic behaviours using in sensors and microsensors, static and dynamic parameters, improvement of parameters, sensor data processing, intelligent sensors, applications of basic principles in sensors (temperature, pressure, optoelectronic and fibre optic, radiation, chemical, mechanical, level, flow, ultrasound, etc.). There are showed principles and applications of MEMS and microsystems in the subject. Principles are demonstrated on actual sensor datasheets and applications. \\Výsledek studentské ankety předmětu je zde: http://www.fel.cvut.cz/anketa/aktualni/courses/AE2B34SEI
Cíle studia
Žádná data.
Osnovy přednášek
1. Sensors and actuators - signification in informatics and electronics, definitions, static and dynamic parameters, methods of parameter improvement
2. Basic physical behaviour using in sensors - tensometric, piezoresistive, bolometric, magnetoresistive, Hall, Seebeck and Peltier, photon phenomenon in semiconductors, pyroelectric, magnetostriction, electrostriction.
3. Electronic principles using in sensors - capacity, inductance, ultrasound, SAW, magnetic field
4. MEMS sensors and microsystems
5. Sensors of mechanical strain (strain gauge), accelerometer, gyroscope, pressure sensors, (piezoresistive, capacitive, etc.)
6. Temperature sensors
7. Flow sensors and level sensors
8. Optoelectronic sensors and radiation sensors
9. Optical fibre sensors (included distributed)
10. Chemical and biochemical sensors
11. Principles of behaviour of actuators - using in robotic, manipulation, multimedia and communication areas
12. Sensor applications in communications, biomedicine, multimedia, electronics
13. Sensor signal processing and control signals
14. Intelligent sensors, sensor communication, buses, connection to multimedia, electronic actuators
Osnovy cvičení
1. Strain gauges
2. Pressure sensors
3. Capacity proximity sensors
4. Temperature sensor - pn junction, integrated resistive
5. Thermoelectric sensors, thermostat with Peltier
6. Non-contact (optical) temperature measurement
7. Electronic flow sensor - anemometer
8. Sensors for metal detection
9. magnetic field sensors - Hall, magnetoresistive
10. Optical radiation sensor
11. Gas sensors
12. Use of sensor for measurement of fluid quality
13. pH measurement, ISFET sensor
14. Sensor data processing using PC interface
Literatura
Fraden,J.: Handbook of modern sensors. American institut of physics, Woodbury 1997
Göppel,W., Hesse,J., Zemel,J.N.: Sensors - Fundamentals and General Aspects, VCH 1989
Požadavky
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