Encyclopedia Of Sensors, 10 Vols. Set Hardcover

Spanning ten volumes, this extensive encyclopedia brings together 225 in-depth review chapters contributed by a global team of experts, offering a comprehensive overview of the current advancements in sensor science and engineering. Edited by scholars from the University of Pennsylvania, the collection covers a broad spectrum of topics relevant to professionals in diverse fields such as medical diagnostics, industrial process automation, and planetary chemical and physical analysis. Each chapter, averaging around 20 pages, is thoroughly referenced—collectively totaling approximately 35,000 citations—ensuring readers have access to a wide array of supporting literature. The content reflects the wide-ranging nature of the discipline, with topics including, but not limited to: acoustic gas sensors, cantilever biosensors, photo-assisted analysis using computer screens, drug-selective ion sensors, fiber-optic hydrogen detection, humidity sensors, semiconducting scintillators, sensor data linearization methods, and rugged temperature sensors designed for extreme conditions. The encyclopedia also explores cutting-edge areas such as piezo-optical devices, microdialysis for brain chemistry monitoring, and sensor technologies for detecting chemical warfare agents.