The Best Materials for Tiny, Clever Sensors
Many of today's tiniest sensors are built with microsystems technology, a set of design and production tools that uses techniques similar to integrated circuit production to make micrometer-scale mechanical structures. Since the 1970s, researchers have aimed to create smarter sensors and transd...
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| description | Many of today's tiniest sensors are built with microsystems technology, a set of design and production tools that uses techniques similar to integrated circuit production to make micrometer-scale mechanical structures. Since the 1970s, researchers have aimed to create smarter sensors and transducers--in which data are gathered and interpreted within the sensor or transducer--using this technology. Here, Hoof et al discuss the best materials for tiny, clever sensors. |
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