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Sensors moving 'smartly' into power industry
Power Engineering, 2003-02, Vol.107 (2), p.9
Copyright PennWell Publishing Company Feb 2003 ;ISSN: 0032-5961 ;CODEN: POENAI
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Title:
Sensors moving 'smartly' into power industry
Author:
Blankinship, S
Subjects:
Cost control
;
Innovations
;
Maintenance costs
;
Product development
;
Sensors
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Power Engineering, 2003-02, Vol.107 (2), p.9
Description:
Advances in manufacturing and micro-chip technology have led to surging interest in the field of 'smart sensors,' broadly referring to low-cost sensor chips with embedded micro-control units. Smart sensors can monitor a wide range of parameters, such as voltage, radiation, temperature, and humidity, and then process this information within the sensor itself, identifying threshold limits, processing data, and activating alarms. The potential for these devices currently exceeds their application by a wide margin, but advances are quickly closing the gap.
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Barrington: Clarion Events, Ltd
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English
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ISSN: 0032-5961
CODEN: POENAI
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ProQuest Central
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