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Most sensors are electrical or electronic, although other types exist. A sensor is a type of transducer. Sensors are either direct indicating (e.g. a mercury thermometer or electrical meter) or are paired with an indicator (perhaps indirectly through an analog to digital converter, a computer and a display) so that the value sensed becomes human readable. In addition to other applications, sensors are heavily used in medicine, industry and robotics.
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Firefighter's Handbook:Essentials of Firefighting and Emergency Response, 2e: Essentials of Firefighting and Emergency Response, 2e
Thomson Delmar Learning
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| Excerpt - page 904: "... Oxide Infrared Collection Point Collection Point Figure 29-15 Examples of combustible gas sensors: catalytic bead, metal oxide, and infrared. types. Readings can and do ..." | | See more references to Sensors, Catalytic Combustibles in this book. |
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Encyclopedia of Environmental Pollution and Cleanup (Wiley Encyclopedia Series in Environmental Science)
Robert A. Meyers and Diane Kender Dittrick
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| Excerpt - page 583: "... selectable level of energy emitted by the lamp. Chemical Gas Sensors Chemical sensors transform chemical information ... poten- tiometric sensors for oxygen, catalytic sensors for combustible gases, and semiconductor oxide sensors. These find use in the ..." | | See more references to Sensors, Catalytic Combustibles in this book. |
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Tool and Manufacturing Engineers Handbook (Vol 4: Quality Control and Assembly)
Tom Drozda, Charles Wick, John T. Benedict, and Raymond F. Veilleux
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| Excerpt - page 312: "... used directly into the system of the part tested A catalytic combustible detector test detects the amount ... a catalytic combustible except a sensor bead or thermistor semiconductor measures amount of a tracer gas ..." | | See more references to Sensors, Catalytic Combustibles in this book. |
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Electronic Materials
L.S. Miller and J.B. Mullin
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| Excerpt - page 497: "... (1962). 3. S. J. Gentry and P. T. Walsh, Poison-resistant catalytic flammable-gas sensing elements, Sensors Actuators 5, 239-251 (1984). 4. D. W. Dahill, S. J. Gentry, N. W. Hurst, A. Jones, and P. T. Walsh, Catalytic combustible Gas Sensors, U.K. Patent 2,083, 630 ( 1982). 5. L. ..." | | See more references to Sensors, Catalytic Combustibles in this book. |
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Biometrics: Personal Identification in Networked Society (The International Series in Engineering and Computer Science)
Anil K. Jain, Ruud Bolle, and Sharath Pankanti
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| Excerpt - page 259: "... as more research groups become active in this exciting field. Sensor Technology Application Sintered metal oxides ... anaesthetic gases, many `nose' applications Catalytic gas sensors Combustible gases MOS Field effect transistors Combustible gases, organic vapours Electrochemical ..." | | See more references to Sensors, Catalytic Combustibles in this book. |
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Process Analyzer Technology
Kenneth J. Clevett
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| Excerpt - page 250: "... aspirator system. The Model 770A measures simultaneously both oxygen and combustibles (utilizing a catalytic type combustibles sensor). The analyzer is suitable for sample temperatures up to 500.." | | See more references to Sensors, Catalytic Combustibles in this book. |
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