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[PDF] Encyclopedia of Electronic Components, Volume 3 – SENSOR

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This third and fnal volume of the Encyclopedia of Electronic Components is devoted entirely to sensors.

Two factors have caused very signifcant changes in the feld of sensors since the 1980s.
First, features such as antilock braking, airbags, and emissions controls stimulated the development of low-priced sensors for automotive
applications. Many of these sensors were fabricated in silicon as MEMS (microelectromechanical) devices. The second wave began in 2007 when MEMS sensors were installed in the iPhone. A modern phone may contain almost a dozen diﬀerent types of sensors, and their size and price have
been driven down to a point that would have been unimaginable 20 years previously. Many MEMS sensors are now as cheap as basic semiconductor components such as a voltage regulator or a logic chip, and they are easy to
use in conjunction with microcontrollers. In this Encyclopedia, we have allocated signifcant space to this segment of the market, hoping that the specifc products that we have chosen will remain popular and available for at least the next decade. In addition, we have devoted space to older
components where durability has been proven

This ebook consists of 31 chapters included:

Chapter 1. GPS

Chapter 2. magnetometer

Chapter 3. object presence sensor

Chapter 4. passive infrared sensor

Chapter 5. proximity sensor

Chapter 6. linear position sensor

Chapter 7. rotary position sensor

Chapter 8. tilt sensor

Chapter 9. gyroscope

Chapter 10. accelerometer

Chapter 11. vibration sensor

Chapter 12. force sensor

Chapter 13. single touch sensor

Chapter 14. touch screen

Chapter 15. liquid level sensor

Chapter 16. liquid flow rate sensor

Chapter 17. gas/liquid pressure sensor

Chapter 18. gas concentration sensor

Chapter 19. gas flow rate sensor

Chapter 20. photoresistor

Chapter 21. photodiode

Chapter 22. phototransistor

Chapter 23. NTC thermistor

Chapter 24. PTC thermistor

Chapter 25. thermocouple

Chapter 26. RTD (resistance temperature detector)

Chapter 27. semiconductor temperature sensor

Chapter 28. infrared temperature sensor

Chapter 29. microphone

Chapter 30. current sensor

Chapter 31. voltage sensor

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[PDF] Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 2 LEDs, LCDs, Audio, Thyristors, Digital Logic, and Amplification

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This is the second of three volumes. Its purpose is to provide an overview of the most commonly used electronic components, for reference by students, engineers, hobbyists, and instructors.
While you can find much of this information dispersed among datasheets, introductory books, websites, and technical resources maintained by
manufacturers, the Encyclopedia of Electronic Components gathers all the relevant facts in one place, properly organized and verified, including
details that may be hard to find elsewhere. Each entry includes typical applications, possible substitutions, cross-references to similar devices,
sample schematics, and a list of common problems and errors.
You can find a more detailed rationale for this encyclopedia in the Preface to Volume 1.

The book consists of 30 chapters:

Chapter 1. SCR

Chapter 2. diac

Chapter 3. triac

Chapter 4. solid-state relay

Chapter 5. optocoupler

Chapter 6. comparator

Chapter 7. op-amp

Chapter 8. digital potentiometer

Chapter 9. timer

Chapter 10. logic gate

Chapter 11. flip-flop

Chapter 12. shift register

Chapter 13. counter

Chapter 14. encoder

Chapter 15. decoder

Chapter 16. multiplexer

Chapter 17. LCD

Chapter 18. incandescent lamp

Chapter 19. neon bulb

Chapter 20. fluorescent light

Chapter 21. laser

Chapter 22. LED indicator

Chapter 23. LED area lighting

Chapter 24. LED display

Chapter 25. vacuum-fluorescent display

Chapter 26. electroluminescence

Chapter 27. transducer

Chapter 28. audio indicator

Chapter 29. headphone

Chapter 30. speaker

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[PDF] Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 1 Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors, Switches, Encoders, Relays, Transistors

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Datasheets are indispensable, but they have limitations. Some are detailed; others are skimpy. Some show you sample schematics as a guide to using a component; many don’t. None of them tells you much about how a component works, because that’s not their purpose. Often they don’t mention other components that must be added. Some datasheets for DC-DC converters, for instance, say nothing at all about bypass capacitors, even though the capacitors may be essential. A datasheet for an optocoupler says
nothing about the pullup resistor required by the open-collector output.
Datasheets don’t facilitate comparison shopping. A datasheet from one manufacturer will not compare its products with those from another
manufacturer, and may not even provide much guidance about alternatives that are available from the same manufacturer. For example, a datasheet for a linear voltage regulator won’t suggest that you might do better to use a DC-DC converter in an application where high efficiency is important.

Most of all, datasheets don’t tell you how to avoid common mistakes. What actually happens if you connect that tantalum capacitor the wrong way
around? A datasheet gives you the customary list of absolute maximum values, and after that, you are on your own, burning things out, encountering mysterious electronic behavior, and discovering limitations that are so well known, the datasheet didn’t bother to mention them. In my experience, relying on datasheets creates a significant risk of reinventing the wheel.

The ebook consists of 29 chapters:

Chapter 1. How to Use This Book

Chapter 2. battery

Chapter 3. jumper

Chapter 4. fuse

Chapter 5. pushbutton

Chapter 6. switch

Chapter 7. rotary switch

Chapter 8. rotational encoder

Chapter 9. relay

Chapter 10. resistor

Chapter 11. potentiometer

Chapter 12. capacitor

Chapter 13. variable capacitor

Chapter 14. inductor

Chapter 15. AC-AC transformer

Chapter 16. AC-DC power supply

Chapter 17. DC-DC converter

Chapter 18. DC-AC inverter

Chapter 19. voltage regulator

Chapter 20. electromagnet

Chapter 21. solenoid

Chapter 22. DC motor

Chapter 23. AC motor

Chapter 24. servo motor

Chapter 25. stepper motor

Chapter 26. diode

Chapter 27. unijunction transistor

Chapter 28. bipolar transistor

Chapter 29. field effect transistor

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