A laser-induced wide-range thin-film temperature sensor without additional anti-oxidative encapsulations

A novel laser-induced thin-film temperature #Sensor offers wide-range thermal monitoring without the need for anti-oxidative encapsulation, maintaining high sensitivity and stability in challenging environments.

#IJEM #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1088/2631...
#HighSensitivity #ThermalStability

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Multimodal flexible sensors for edge AI system
2025 Appl. Phys. Express 18 110101

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#Physics
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#multimodal
#machine
#learning
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Reverse-Engineering A Handheld Car Tire Pressure Gauge The SDIC 8-bit MCU. (Credit: electronupdate, YouTube) In this wonderful world of MEMS technology, sensor technology has been downsized and reduced in cost to the point where you can buy a car tire pressure sensor for less than $3 USD on a site like AliExpress. Recently [electronupdate] got his mittens on one of these items to take a look inside, and compare it against his trusty old mechanical tire pressure gauge. Perhaps unsurprisingly, there isn’t a whole lot inside these devices once you pop them open to reveal the PCB. The MEMS device is a tiny device at the top, which has the pressurized air from the tire guided to it. The small hole inside the metal can leads to the internals that consist of a thin diaphragm with four piezoresistors that enable measurements on said diaphragm from which pressure can be determined. Handling these measurements and displaying results on the small zebra connector-connected LCD is an 8-bit MCU manufactured by Chinese company SDIC. Although the part number on the die doesn’t lead to any specific part on the SDIC site, similar SDIC parts have about 256 bytes of SRAM and a few kB of one-time programmable ROM. This MCU also integrates the clock oscillator, thus requiring virtually no external parts to work. Finally, its sigma-delta ADC interacts with the MEMS device, rounding out a very simple device that’s nevertheless more than accurate enough for a spot check as well as quite portable.

Reverse-Engineering a Handheld Car Tire Pressure Gauge In this wonderful world of MEMS technology, sensor technology has been downsized and reduced in cost to the point where you can buy a car tire...

#Teardown #MEMS #teardown #tire #pressure #sensor

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Reverse-Engineering A Handheld Car Tire Pressure Gauge The SDIC 8-bit MCU. (Credit: electronupdate, YouTube) In this wonderful world of MEMS technology, sensor technology has been downsized and reduced in cost to the point where you can buy a car tire pressure sensor for less than $3 USD on a site like AliExpress. Recently [electronupdate] got his mittens on one of these items to take a look inside, and compare it against his trusty old mechanical tire pressure gauge. Perhaps unsurprisingly, there isn’t a whole lot inside these devices once you pop them open to reveal the PCB. The MEMS device is a tiny device at the top, which has the pressurized air from the tire guided to it. The small hole inside the metal can leads to the internals that consist of a thin diaphragm with four piezoresistors that enable measurements on said diaphragm from which pressure can be determined. Handling these measurements and displaying results on the small zebra connector-connected LCD is an 8-bit MCU manufactured by Chinese company SDIC. Although the part number on the die doesn’t lead to any specific part on the SDIC site, similar SDIC parts have about 256 bytes of SRAM and a few kB of one-time programmable ROM. This MCU also integrates the clock oscillator, thus requiring virtually no external parts to work. Finally, its sigma-delta ADC interacts with the MEMS device, rounding out a very simple device that’s nevertheless more than accurate enough for a spot check as well as quite portable.

Reverse-Engineering a Handheld Car Tire Pressure Gauge In this wonderful world of MEMS technology, sensor technology has been downsized and reduced in cost to the point where you can buy a car tire...

#Teardown #MEMS #teardown #tire #pressure #sensor

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'Tattoo' op plant helpt bosbrand te voorspellen Onderzoekers aan de Universiteit van Texas ontwikkelden een sensor die je als een soort tatoeage op bladeren kunt plakken om te meten hoe dorstig je…

'Tattoo' op plant helpt bosbrand te voorspellen
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#hydratatie #vochtigheid #planten #bosbranden #sensor #grafeen #plantgezondheid
#waterstress #fotosynthese #tatoeage

Your old Android phone has a sensor suite that most IoT devices can only dream of Better specs and already in the junk drawer. It's easy to spend $30 on a single-purpose Zigbee motion sensor or...

#Other #Computing #Devices #Smart #Home #sensor #phones

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Enhancement of magnetic field sensitivity by spin-transfer torque in in-plane magnetized superparamagnetic tunnel junctions
2025 Appl. Phys. Express 18 103002

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#Physics
#spintronics
#magnetism
#sensor
#probabilistic
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Revolution | London and EXACT Technology Launch Integrated xBOLT Sensor for Real-Time Concrete Temperature Monitoring Revolution | London has launched xBOLT™ for INSIGHT™, a new in-drum temperature monitoring system designed to provide real-time visibility of concrete temperature during transport. Developed in collaboration with EXACT Technology, xBOLT™ is the first fully integrated sensor of its kind, built into a mixer’s control system without requiring additional hardware, screens, or software. The self-contained, wireless sensor fits inside a drum hatch bolt and communicates live temperature data directly through the INSIGHT™ Mixer System. This innovation allows producers and fleet operators to track the temperature of concrete from plant to pour, improving load management, reducing waste, and ensuring quality consistency throughout the delivery process. According to Revolution | London Vice President Bryan Datema, producers have long lacked insight into drum conditions once a truck leaves the plant. With xBOLT™, operators can now make better decisions in real time, especially in extreme weather or on long hauls. The technology was publicly unveiled at ConExpo, where it received strong industry interest. xBOLT™ will come standard on new Revolution | London mixers equipped with INSIGHT beginning in July 2026 and will be available as an aftermarket option for compatible Revolution, London, and McNeilus mixers. The rugged design is maintenance-free, requires no wiring, and resists harsh conditions like washouts and vibration. This collaboration underscores both companies’ commitment to advancing connected technologies that improve safety, efficiency, and overall concrete quality from production to delivery.

Revolution | London and EXACT Technology Launch Integrated xBOLT Sensor for Real-Time Concrete Temperature Monitoring

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#concrete #sensor #innovation

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Huch: ein #Sensor meldet #Batteriemangel und fast zeitgleich ein anderer, dass die #Außentemperatur unter die +3°C Marke gefallen ist...

#Auflösung: Der kleine runde, silberne #Sensor ist mittig im Bild drei zu sehen und befindet sich an der Ecke eines der #Solarmodule.

Mañana la #EUPLA acogerá la conferencia expertia “Sensórica inteligente para el Control de la Calidad” impartida por Rubén de la Rubia de la empresa Asai Industrial
#estudiantes #sensor #formación #calidad #control #actividades

¿Qué actividades complementarias hay en la #EUPLA del 23 al 26 de marzo❓

▶ Visita técnica
▶ Taller PowerBi (Nivel avanzado)
▶ Conferencia expertia "Sensórica inteligente para el control de calidad"

#actividades #taller #formación #conferencia #sensor #estudiantes #universidad #visita

La grande découverte de cette année concerne les films électro-actifs qui peuvent servir de capteurs, et en retour émettre des sons ou des vibrations. Ce qui pose la question des tableaux qui réagissent à leur environnement par l’intermédiaire de circuits électroniques. #digitalart #coating #sensor