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Research Articles
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New Theoretical
Results for High Diffusive Nanosensors Based on ZnO Oxides
by
Paolo Di Sia, pp.1-8
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
2.
Morphological and
Relative Humidity Sensing Properties of Pure ZnO Nanomaterial
by N.
K. Pandey, Karunesh Tiwari, pp.9-19
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
3.
Humidity Sensing
Behaviour of Nanocrystalline α-PbO Synthesized by Alcohol Thermal Process
by
Sk. Khadeer Pasha, L. John Kennedy, J. Judith Vijaya, K. Chidambaram, pp.20-27
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
4.
Electrochemical
Detection of Mn(II) and Cd(II) Mediated by Carbon Nanotubes and Carbon Nanotubes/Li+
Modified Glassy Carbon Electrode
by
Muhammed M. Radhi, Wee T. Tan, Mohamad Z. AbRahman and Anuar Kassim, pp.28-35
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
5.
Engineering of Highly
Susceptible Paramagnetic Nanostructures of Gd2S3:Eu3+: Potentially an Efficient
Material for Room Temperature
Gas Sensing Applications
by
Ranu K. Dutta, Prashant K. Sharma and Avinash C. Pandey, pp.36-45
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
6.
Synthesis and
Physical Properties of Nanocomposites (SnO2)x(In2O3)1-x (x = 0 – 1) for Gas
Sensors and Optoelectronics
by
Stanislav Rembeza, Pavel Voronov, Ekaterina Rembeza, pp.46-54
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
7.
Structural,
Electrical Properties of Nanocrystalline Co Doped- LaxCe1-XO2 for Gas Sensing
Applications
by A.
B. Bodade, Minaz Alvi, N. N. Gedam, H. G. Wankhade and G. N. Chaudhari, pp.55-65
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
8.
Studies of CNT and
Polymer Based Gas Sensor
by
Monika Joshi and R. P Singh, pp.66-71
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
9.
Excess Noises in
(Bio-)Chemical Nanoscale Sensors
by
Ferdinand Gasparyan, pp.72-84
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
10.Catechol Biosensor
Based on Gold Nanoparticle Modified Tetrabutylammoniumtetrafluoroborate Doped
Polythiophene Films
by
Suman Singh, S. Praveen Kumar, D. V. S. Jain, M. L. Singla, pp.85-101
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
11.Electromechanical
TiO2 Nanogenerators
by
Valerio Dallacasa, Filippo Dallacasa, pp.102-112
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
12.Lead Oxide- PbO
Humidity Sensor
by Sk. KhadeerPasha, K. Chidambaram, L. John Kennedy, J. JudithVijaya,
pp.113-119
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
13.Ammonia Gas Sensing
Properties of Nanocrystalline Zn1-xCuxFe2O4 Doped with Noble Metal
by S. V.
Jagtap, A. V. Kadu, N. N. Gedam and G. N. Chaudhari, pp.120-127
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
14.LPG and NH3 Sensing
Properties of SnO2 Thick Film Resistors Prepared by Screen Printing Technique
by A.
S. Garde, pp.128-142
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
15.Effect of Ni Doping
on Gas Sensing Performance of ZnO Thick Film Resistor
by M.
K. Deore, V. B. Gaikwad, R. L. Patil, N. K. Pawar, S. D. Shinde, G. H. Jain,
pp.143-157
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
16.Fabrication and
Analysis of Tapered Tip Silicon Microneedles for MEMS based Drug Delivery System
by Muhammad Waseem
Ashraf, Shahzadi Tayyaba, Nitin Afzulpurkar, Asim Nisar, pp. 158-173
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
corrigendum
17.Design
and Development of an Automatic Level Crossing Monitoring System Using Wireless
Sensor Network in West Central Railway Zone
by Alka Dubey, Ashish Verma,
Vol. 118, Issue 7, July 2010,
pp. 156-163
[Abstract and Full Page Article Download]
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Sensors Market in Medical Applications
LONDON – 17 November 2010 – The sensors
market in medical applications is poised to see rapid growth, driven by the
constant demand for better and improved healthcare, sensors’ rising importance
in almost all medical devices, further developments in sensor technology and
newer medical applications for sensors.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.sensors.frost.com)
Sensors Market in Medical Applications, finds that the market earned revenues of
$6,051.8 million in 2009 and estimates this to reach $12,445.6 million in 2016.
The following sensors are covered in this research: pressure, temperature, flow,
accelerometer, bio, encoders, SQUID and image sensors.
Rising healthcare costs, aging population and the
need for medical diagnosis and treatment in developing and underdeveloped
regions are driving the sensors market in medical applications. In addition,
various world economies are expected to continue to drive trends in the sensors
market in medical applications, both from a growth perspective and
technology/product advancement perspective.
“Sensors are playing an important role in enhancing
safety and improving the quality of life in the healthcare arena,” notes Frost &
Sullivan Industry Analyst V. Sankaranarayanan. “Sensors’ advancements in
inherent accuracy, intelligence, capability, reliability, small size and low
power consumption are expanding their use in medical applications.”
Sensors can increase the intelligence of
life-supporting implants. They can be used in new types of monitoring
applications to support a better quality of life for patients. In addition, the
sensors can be employed for identifying advanced symptoms and preventing serious
illnesses, where possible.
The slower rate of penetration of advanced medical
systems in developing regions remains a key constraint for the market.
“The penetration of most advanced products and
technologies in developing and underdeveloped regions is always slower compared
to the West,” explains Sankaranarayan. “This applies for the medical sensors
market as well.”
Educating end users and creating awareness about the
benefits and role of advanced sensors in preventing illness and saving lives can
boost the penetration rate. In addition, as the prices of advanced medical
sensors are reduced and affordable, their penetration rate is set to increase in
developing and underdeveloped regions.
If you are interested in more information on this
study, please send an e-mail to Joanna Lewandowska, Corporate Communications, at
joanna.lewandowska@frost.com, with your full name, company name, title, and
contact details.
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includes research in the following markets: Sensors in HEV/EV Applications and,
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