Scholl G, Korden C, Riha E, Ruppel C, Wolff U, Riha G, Reindl L, Weigel R (2003)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2003
Publisher: IEEE
Book Volume: 4
Pages Range: 68-76
Journal Issue: 4
Wireless autonomous surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensors offer high flexibility for modern sensor systems. Because no battery or wiring is required for power-supply and communication tasks, they can be advantageously employed for nearly all kinds of short-range identification and measurement applications, where the use of conventional sensors, e.g., on moving or rotating parts or in industrial process chambers. Here, the basics of SAW-based radio sensor systems are reviewed and different examples out of a manifold of possible applications are given. Wireless SAW identification and sensor systems operate stable and maintenance free over many years even in harsh industrial environments. With a fast readout of only a few microseconds, a readout-distance of up to several meters, and a high sensor stability, even at temperatures above 200 deg;C, these highly flexible SAW-based radio systems are ideally suited for a multitude of measurement tasks in industrial, automotive, transportation, and domestic applications.
APA:
Scholl, G., Korden, C., Riha, E., Ruppel, C., Wolff, U., Riha, G.,... Weigel, R. (2003). SAW-based radio sensor systems for short-range applications. IEEE Microwave Magazine, 4(4), 68-76. https://doi.org/10.1109/MMW.2003.1266068
MLA:
Scholl, Gerd, et al. "SAW-based radio sensor systems for short-range applications." IEEE Microwave Magazine 4.4 (2003): 68-76.
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