Sensor evaluation

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Sensor evaluation

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• By group 4

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Table of contents

• 1- what is the meaning of sensor evaluation??
• 2- how to evaluate the sensor??
• SizeSensitivityRobustness--Standardization--S
  tability-Reliability--Frequency Response
  Dynamic Range--Economic Considerations--Safety
  Issues--Quality Control QA--Safety Issues
• 3- life application ((baby incubator))

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what is the meaning of sensor evaluation??

• Is it will be work rightly in these condition??
• How is it work ??
• What are the specification of this sensor ??
• Is it will be suitable ??
• Simplygtgtgt
• It is the important and only way to know and to
  select the the suitable sensor in suitableplace.

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how to evaluate the sensor??

• Reliability.. Is it will be load these conditions
• Threshold voltage....thermal stress... ESD
  sensitivity...

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how to evaluate the sensor??

• Frequency Response... How is the shape of
  response for the input and what is signal output
  shapegtgtgtdamped- under damping linear-over
  damping

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how to evaluate the sensor??

• Dynamic Range...
• what is range we need to apply in it??in the
  sensing of the human organs or more or downHuman
  Hearing Range Frequency is measured in terms of
  oscillations of these bones, per second. The unit
  of frequency is hertz. Typically, 1 Hz 1
  cycle/second
• 20 Hz to 20 kHz (20,000 Hz)

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how to evaluate the sensor??

• Power ConsumptionActive implantable devices
  gtgtBattery-operatedgtgtself dependant from sun
  energy

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how to evaluate the sensor??

• SizeMiniaturization is becoming a trend in
  sensor design, especially in biomedical
  applicationsscopes with different pore sizes of
  5 µm, 20 µm, and 30 µm was applied and the
  effects of humidity on sensor
• Sensitivity..Stability.. Robustness..
• the slope of output to input. The higher the
  slope, the more sensitive is the sensor How it
  can be far from the different divisions the
  degree to which a system or component can
  function correctly in the presence of invalid
  inputs or stressful environment conditions
• QC QAEase of maintenance and calibration in
  line production
• Economic Considerations

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Safety issue
Fluid Property Sensors Force Sensors Humidity
Sensors Photo Optic Sensors Piezo Film
Sensors Position Sensors Pressure
Sensors Temperature Sensors Torque
Sensors Traffic Sensors Vibration Sensors
Range Skin control 34 to 38 CResolution 0.1
CAccuracy  0.2 C
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THANK YOU FOR LISTENING ?
Special thanks for my team work
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Any Question ??!!!