Min Nam-gi et al.: Introduction to Sensor Engineering
If you look at the characteristics of the originals that have been kept from the first edition, you see:. Like in the end, before entering the mainline, we tried to understand the sensor's characteristics correctly by explaining the basics of terms and definitions of the subject first. So, sensors are very academically-based, and it takes a lot of knowledge to understand them. So he first suggested physical chemistry and effects related to each sensor, and then wrote them down so that they could be studied without the help of any other book possible by explaining structure and principle of motion. By the '80s, sensors and geostational techniques had been greatly improved by the development of semiconductive technology and by the reduction of microprocessor, and once again, by the introduction of the ICS (introducing the sensor development) in the early '90s, they were making a breakthrough and are still in progress. This publication has done much to help readers acquire and prepare for the sensor technology of the future by providing all the major sensors based on micro-making, MS, and. The source described the technique of the specialized sensor. And when you describe sensors at the level of R&D, you're worried that readers will be confused. However, the fact that practicalization is still delayed has also included some of the sensors that are considered important in the future.
Korean title: 센서공학 입문
Korean author: 민남기 외
Korean publisher: 동일출판사
ISBN-13: 9788938112743
