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Multi-Sensor Input Networks and Environmental Monitoring Syntheses
Integrate optical, thermal, and mechanical switch transducers into a complete multi-variable environmental sensing front-end.
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Analogue Input Transducers and Potential Divider Sensors
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Design, analyse, and experimentally characterise analogue sensing sub-systems utilising NTC thermistors, light-dependent resistors, photodiodes, and switches.
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