Information rights: Sensor Engineering Learned Through IoT Practice

Today, the general knowledge and use of sensors is a basic measure of what's happening to all of us who are interested in engineering. Even if it's not related to engineering, the behavior of sensors that are installed in everyday life, such as smartphones, appliances, cars, and so on, is not recognized by us, but has been set up as a vital element in our lives, as is air. A look at the techniques used in sensors can help you to apply the basics of motion and thus make a lot of sense in many areas. So to understand the basic workings of physics, you need a lot of knowledge, such as mathematics, chemistry, electrons, and so on, and it was normal to approach sensors based on complex mathematics and physics, as a rule. Perhaps quite naturally, not everyone has to be a sensor expert, and not now, as in the past, can make sensors with the power of a genius and a special person. As you can see from the media, there are people who have degrees in certain areas, or even those who are not geniuses, who like something, and then get interested in it, naturally explore things that are more specific and produce great results. I thought, wouldn't it be better if we were to approach the area of sensor engineering that way? I've seen a lot of cases where we are forced to give up because we're exposed to sensor engineering in the framework of engineering, such as physics and mathematics. To be interested and interested in sensor engineering, it is important to first control the main sensor modules that are readily available in each field.

Korean title: IoT 실습으로 배우는 센서공학

Korean author: 정보권

Korean publisher: 생능출판

ISBN-13: 9788970505336