From basic sensors to intelligent sensors: Definitions and examples

Abstract

Describes the improvements that smart sensors will bring to electronic measurement and control systems, and the advantages of using integrated sensors. Outlines the problems encountered when designing integrating electronics for use on a smart sensor chip and lists the major functions that smart sensors must perform. Concludes that the solution to many real life sensor problems will only be found when a well designed “care‐free” intelligent sensor can be produced and continues that the way to realize this concept is to combine a sensor device with a number of micro‐electronic components into a single sensor package.

Citation

Powner, E.T. and Yalcinkaya, F. (1995), "From basic sensors to intelligent sensors: Definitions and examples", Sensor Review, Vol. 15 No. 4, pp. 19-22. https://doi.org/10.1108/02602289510102327