theory:sensor_technology:st16_resistive_sensors

Resistive Sensors

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Sensor Technology TOC

These are the chapters for the Sensor Technology course:

Chapter 1: Measurement Theory
Chapter 2: Measurement Errors
Chapter 3: Measurement Domains
Chapter 4: Circuits, Graphs, Tables, Pictures and Code
Chapter 5: Basic Sensor Theory
Chapter 6: Sensor-Actuator Systems
Chapter 7: Modelling
Chapter 8: Modelling: The Accelerometer - example of a second order system
Chapter 9: Modelling: Scaling - why small things appear to be stiffer
Chapter 10: Modelling: Lumped Element Models
Chapter 11: Modelling: Finite Element Models
Chapter 12: Modelling: Transducer Characterization by Impedance Spectroscopy
Chapter 13: Modelling: Systems Theory
Chapter 14: Modelling: Numerical Integration
Chapter 15: Signal Conditioning and Sensor Read-out
Chapter 16: Resistive Sensors
Chapter 17: Capacitive Sensors ← Next
Chapter 18: Magnetic Sensors
Chapter 19: Optical Sensors
Chapter 20: Actuators - an example of an electrodynamic motor
Chapter 21: Actuator principles for small speakers
Chapter 22: ADC and DAC
Chapter 23: Bus Interfaces - SPI, I²C, IO-Link, Ethernet based
Appendix A: Systematic unit conversion
Appendix B: Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)
Appendix C: A Schmitt Trigger for sensor level detection

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