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Nanostructured Magnetic Sensors

Authors :
Manuel Vázquez
Manuel Hernández-Vélez
Kleber R. Pirota
María del Puerto Morales
Aqustina Asenjo
G. A. Badini-Confalonieri
Source :
Sensors Based on Nanostructured Materials ISBN: 9780387777528
Publication Year :
2008
Publisher :
Springer US, 2008.

Abstract

The world of sensors is characterized by a large variety of devices, appropriately selected to answer the needs to detect different external conditions. For instance, multitudes of thermal sensors are present as contact and non-contact sensors, devices based on the measure of heat flux or temperature changes, and basic sensing technologies for temperature probes include thermocouple [1], thermistor [2], solid state [3] and fibre optic [4]. Magnetic sensors are equally variegated in their types and shapes according to the different physical principles they make use of: from those that are actuated by the presence of a permanent magnet, where their operating principle is based on the use of reed contacts, to fluxometric sensors which use the voltage induced by the changes in permeability of a ferromagnetic core.

Details

ISBN :
978-0-387-77752-8
ISBNs :
9780387777528
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Sensors Based on Nanostructured Materials ISBN: 9780387777528
Accession number :
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