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Vol. 134, No. 11, November 2011
Table of Contents
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RESEARCH ARTICLES
1) Nanomaterials and Chemical Sensors, by Sukumar Basu and Palash Kumar Basu, pp.1-31 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
2) Fabrication of Phenyl-Hydrazine Chemical Sensor Based on Al- doped ZnO Nanoparticles, by Mohammed M. Rahman, Sher Bahadar Khan, A. Jamal, M. Faisal, Abdullah M. Asiri, pp.32-44 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
3) Nanostructured Ferrite Based Electronic Nose Sensitive to Ammonia at Room Temperature, by U. B. Gawas, V. M. S. Verenkar, D. R. Patil, pp.45-55 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
4) A Humidity Sensor Based on Nb-doped Nanoporous TiO2 Thin Film by Mansoor Anbia, S. E. Moosavi Fard, pp.56-64 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
5) A Resistive Humidity Sensor Based on Nanostructured WO3-ZnO Composites, by Karunesh Tiwari, Anupam Tripathi, N. K. Pandey, pp.65-75 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
6) Highly Sensitive Cadmium Concentration Sensor Using Long Period Grating, by A. S. Lalasangi, J. F. Akki, K. G. Manohar, T. Srinivas, Prasad Raikar, Sanjay Kher and U. S. Raikar, pp.76-84 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
7) MEMS Based Ethanol Sensor Using ZnO Nanoblocks, Nanocombs and Nanoflakes as Sensing Layer, by H. J. Pandya, Sudhir Chandra and A. L. Vyas, pp.85-94 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
8) Simple Synthesis of ZnCo2O4 Nanoparticles as Gas-sensing Materials, by S. V. Bangale,S. M. Khetre D. R. Patil and S. R. Bamane, pp.95-106 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
9) Nanostructured Spinel ZnFe2O4 for the Detection of Chlorine Gas, by S. V. Bangale, D. R. Patil and S. R. Bamane, pp.107-119 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
10)Fabrication of Polyaniline-ZnO Nanocomposite Gas Sensor, by S. L. Patil, M. A. Chougule, S. G. Pawar, Shashwati Sen, A. V. Moholkar, J. H. Kim and V. B. Patil, pp.120-131 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
and Their Electrical and Gas Sensing Properties, by V. B. Gaikwad ,S. S. Gaikwad, A. V. Borhade and R. D. Nikam, pp.132-142 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
12)Surface
Modification of MWCNTs: Preparation, Characterization and Electrical Percolation
Studies of MWCNTs/PVP Composite Films by Sakshi Sharma, K. Sengupta, S. S. Islam, pp.143-154 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by J. Podder and S. S. Roy, pp.155-162 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
14)Nanocrystalline Cobalt-doped SnO2 Thin Film: A Sensitive Cigarette Smoke Sensor, by Patil Shriram B., More Mahendra A., Patil Arun V., pp.163-169 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by M. R. Islam, J. Podder, S. F. U. Farhad and D. K. Saha, pp.170-176 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
by Xia Sun, Chen Zhai, Xiangyou Wang, pp.177-186 [Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
17)Fabrication of Biosensors Based on Nanostructured Conducting Polyaniline (NSPANI), by Deepshikha Saini, Ruchika Chauhan and Tinku Basu, pp.187-201 |
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PRODUCT NEWS
Intrinsically Safe LVDT Linear Position Sensors Approved to Operate in Hazardous Locations
Pennsauken, NJ, November 1, 2011 -
Macro Sensors (www.macrosensors.com)
offers an upgraded series of intrinsically safe LVDT Linear Position
Sensors for use in hostile environments such as gas/ steam turbine
plants, chemical process plants and paper mills. Rated for operation to
212 °F (100 °C), the HLR sensors are now UL/ULC listed for hazardous
locations Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C, D and Class I, Zone 2 by
Underwriters Laboratories
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Eileen Otto, Macro Sensors, 7300 US Route 130 North, Pennsauken, New Jersey, 07828 USA Tel.: (856) 662-8000, fax: (856) 317-1005 E-mail: positionsensors@macrosensors.com |
New Digital Differential Pressure Sensors with Low Power Consumption
Sensirion recently launched new differential
pressure sensors in the SDP600 series. The new SDP6x6 sensor line
features especially low energy consumption, making it suitable for
long-term battery operation. The SDP606 and SDP616 sensors are designed
to enter sleep mode after performing each measurement. They wake up when
a “measure” command is received and enter sleep mode again af-ter
completing the measurement. The operation currents of a standard SDP600
sensor can be high as 6 mA, but the new SDP6x6 sensor is optimized for
operat-ing currents no greater than 400 μA. There is virtually no
current drain (<1 μA) in sleep mode
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Barbara Thurnherr, |
World's First IonizationSmoke-Detector ASIC
RE46C180 is world's first ionization smoke-detector IC with programmable
calibration and programmable feature selection, and the first with horn
synchronization and auto alarm locate. It has expanded options for
implementing hush operation, and more options for interconnect
operation-including with carbon-monoxide detectors. Features enable
designers to develop and manufacture a broad range of residential and
commercial smoke detectors using a single IC and PCB
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Eric Lawson Microchip Tel.: 1-888-624-7435 480-792-7182 E-mail: eric.lawson@microchip.com |
Photoelectric Sensors based on new SmartReflect Technology
Baumer introduces photoelectric sensors with
the new SmartReflect technology for absolutely reliable object
detection. These light barriers recognize objects of any kind and do not
require a separate reflector or receiver. They increase process
reliability while reducing operating costs. SmartReflect light barriers
offer the safest and most convenient type of object detection due to the
barrier principle. Contrary to diffuse or through beam sensors, the
light beam is created between the sensor and a machine part when using
the SmartReflect light barriers. Separate reflectors or receivers are
not necessary. For a successful detection color and material of
background and objects do not matter
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Stefan Diepenbrock Manager Public Relations Baumer Group Tel.: +41 52 728 17 63 Fax: +41 52 728 11 44 E-mail: sdiepenbrock@baumer.com |
Fast, Universal 12-bit Encoder IC for BLDC Motor Control
iC-MH8 is a
large-scale integrated systems solution for magnetic sensor applications
in fast motor control units. Combined with a diametrically magnetized
permanent magnet, the tiny device (QFN28 5x5 package) can be used to
create a robust, universal encoder for motor commutation and
positioning. The chip includes a Hall sensor array with signal
amplification control, two interpolators for incremental (ABZ, 12-bit)
and commutation (UVW) signals, differential sine/cosine outputs (1 Vpp
to 100 Ω), integrated RS422 line drivers, and a serial SSI/BiSS
interface
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Dr. David Lin iC-Haus GmbH Am Kuemmerling 18, 55294 Bodenheim, Germany Tel.: +49 (6135) 9292-300 Fax: +49 (6135) 9292-192 E-mail: david.lin@ichaus.de |
CMMs with Nanometer Uncertainty
TriNano is a new nano/micro CMM to measure
objects with sub-millimeter features in three dimensions and with
nanometer uncertainty. Current micro CMMs comply with the Abbe principle
in 2D or even in 3D, which is a preferred method to reach 3D nanometer
uncertainty. Most of these CMMs are the result of academic research, in
which the challenge is to achieve the lowest uncertainty over a large
measurement range. This resulted in technologically advanced, but
expensive systems
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Ernst Treffers Director Business Development Xpress Precision Engineering B.V. Tel.: +31 402366160 E-mail: ernst.treffers@xpresspe.com |
Mantracourt are celebrating the success of
their Strain Gauge Amplifier, a product that is now seeing service
across the world and enjoys acclaim in such sectors as offshore
engineering, construction, process control and automotive testing. Since
its development 10 years ago, and having been updated and modified over
that time, Mantracourt have shipped over 15,000, with sales still
holding up. Mantracourt’s Strain Gauge Amplifier (SGA) is a high
performance signal conditioner for single or multiple strain gauge
bridge sensors such as load, force, pressure and torque
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Kelly Voysey Marketing Coordinator Mantracourt Tel.: +44 (0) 1395 232020 E-mail: kelly@mantracourt.co.uk |
ZMD AG (ZMDI), a global supplier of energy-efficient analog and mixed-signal solutions for automotive, industrial, and medical applications, today introduced four smart sensor signal conditioner ICs. ZMDI designed the ZSSC3131, ZSSC3135, ZSSC3136 and ZSSC3138 for the signal conditioning of resistive bridge sensing elements, like silicon or ceramic-based piezo-resistive transducers or thin-/thick-film or gauge-type sensor elements. The devices are ideal for automotive and industrial pressure sensing applications such as HVAC, cooling, pneumatic brakes and other hydraulic systems ...
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Gabriele Taschler Marcom Manager Tel.: +49 351 8822-668 Fax: +49 351 8822-279 E-mail: press@zmdi.com |
Vehicle Traffic Monitoring Platform Offering Bluetooth Sensors Communicating over ZigBee
Libelium, a technology leader in wireless
sensor networks, announces the launch of the new Vehicle Traffic
Monitoring Platform as part of its Smart Cities solution. The platform
is capable of sensing the flow of Bluetooth devices in a given street,
roadway or passageway while differentiating hands-free car kits from
pedestrian phones. Sensor data is then transferred by a multi-hop ZigBee
radio, via an internet gateway, to a server. The traffic measurements
can then be analysed to address congestion of either vehicle or
pedestrian traffic
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David Gascón CTO Libelium, Zaragoza, Spain
Tel.: +34 976 54 74 92 E-mail: info@libelium.com Web: http://www.libelium.com |
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