New Sensors and Processing Chain (eBook)

Jean-Hugh Thomas has been Assistant Professor at the University of Maine in France since 1998, and a teacher at ENSIM. His research activities at the Acoustics Laboratory deal with acoustic imaging techniques based on microphone arrays and signal processing methods to extract relevant features for diagnosis applications. Nourdin Yaakoubi has been Assistant Professor at the University of Maine in France since 2006, and a teacher at ENSIM. His research interests and activities at the Acoustics Laboratory include microsystems, Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) and biosensors.

Part 1. Realization of New Sensors

1. Microelectrodes Elaboration by Original Technologies Based on Soft Lithography

2. Parylene Self-suspended Measurement Cell by Nanocalorimetric Alternative Method

3. Characterization of Mesoporous Titania using Love Wave Sensors

4. Passive Device for Wireless Pressure Measurement. System Overview from the Electromagnetic-based Sensor to the Radar Reader.

5. Conception and Realization of LiTaO3-based Surface Acoustic Wave Sensor for Selective Antigens-Antibodies Recognition

Part 2. Processing Chain to Accomplish a Mission

6. Continuous and Online Fouling Measurement using a Microsystem in Industrial Processes.

7. Buried Sensors for the Analysis of Driver Behavior

8. Oscillatory Failure Case Detection in Electrical Flight Control System of Civil Aircraft.

9. Ground-based Deformable. Instrumentation of Phased Array Antennas in Harsh Environment and Radiating Pattern Compensation.