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Sensors and Low Power Signal Processing [electronic resource] / by Syed Kamrul Islam, Mohammad Rafiqul Haider.

By: Kamrul Islam, Syed [author.].
Contributor(s): Haider, Mohammad Rafiqul [author.] | SpringerLink (Online service).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Boston, MA : Springer US, 2010Description: XX, 280p. online resource.Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780387793924.Subject(s): Engineering | Electronics | Systems engineering | Engineering | Circuits and Systems | Signal, Image and Speech Processing | Electronics and Microelectronics, InstrumentationDDC classification: 621.3815 Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
to Sensors and General Applications -- Devices for Low Power Electronics -- Low-Power Circuit Design -- Wireless Telemetry and Low-Power Sensor Applications -- Sensors Prototypes and Applications -- Development of Sensor Prototypes and Associated Electronics -- Conclusions.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: Low-power sensors and their applications in various fields ranging from military to civilian lives have made tremendous progress in the recent years. Low-power and extended battery life are the key focuses for long term, reliable and easy operation of these sensors. Sensors and Low Power Signal Processing provides a general overview of a sensor’s working principle and a discussion of the emerging sensor technologies including chemical, electro-chemical and MEMS based sensors. Also included is a discussion on design challenges associated with low-power analog circuits and the schemes to overcome them. Finally, a short discussion of some of the simple wireless telemetry schemes best suited for low-power sensor applications and sensor packaging issues is discussed. Applications and sensor prototypes included are environmental monitoring, health care monitoring and issues related to the development of sensor prototypes and associated electronics to achieve high signal-to-noise ratio are also presented. Sensors and Low Power Signal Processing is perfect for engineers in the sensors and signals community dedicated to developing new prototypes and applications for sensor based products.
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to Sensors and General Applications -- Devices for Low Power Electronics -- Low-Power Circuit Design -- Wireless Telemetry and Low-Power Sensor Applications -- Sensors Prototypes and Applications -- Development of Sensor Prototypes and Associated Electronics -- Conclusions.

Low-power sensors and their applications in various fields ranging from military to civilian lives have made tremendous progress in the recent years. Low-power and extended battery life are the key focuses for long term, reliable and easy operation of these sensors. Sensors and Low Power Signal Processing provides a general overview of a sensor’s working principle and a discussion of the emerging sensor technologies including chemical, electro-chemical and MEMS based sensors. Also included is a discussion on design challenges associated with low-power analog circuits and the schemes to overcome them. Finally, a short discussion of some of the simple wireless telemetry schemes best suited for low-power sensor applications and sensor packaging issues is discussed. Applications and sensor prototypes included are environmental monitoring, health care monitoring and issues related to the development of sensor prototypes and associated electronics to achieve high signal-to-noise ratio are also presented. Sensors and Low Power Signal Processing is perfect for engineers in the sensors and signals community dedicated to developing new prototypes and applications for sensor based products.

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