Electronics in Advanced Research Industries. Alessandro Massaro

Electronics in Advanced Research Industries

9Figure 9.1 Example of a 3D CAD modeling of an optoelectronic device based on...Figure 9.2 Absorbance enhancing the filtering behavior of the pillar type st...Figure 9.3 Measured transmittivity of the periodic pillar structure (inset: ...Figure 9.4 (a) Top view of the pillar layout (2D plane distribution of pilla...Figure 9.5 Example of 3D CAD modeling of a MEMS pressure sensor: (a) perspec...Figure 9.6 Simplified modeling and FEM simulation of the periodic structure ...Figure 9.7 (a) Printed mask on a plastic paper to be applied for bromograph ...Figure 9.8 Microantenna patch‐type layouts: (a) layout with holes; (b) layou...Figure 9.9 (a–d) Diffraction effect: preliminary profiles of integrated gold...Figure 9.10 Basic experimental setup for gas sensing detection (inset: photo...Figure 9.11 (a) Scheme experimental setup for gas mixing sensing detection (...Figure 9.12 (a) Example of a layout of Vivaldi antennas and (b) reflection c...Figure 9.13 (a) UAV equipped with sensors. (b) Electronic scheme of the comp...Figure 9.14 Geometrical model for GPR signal transmission and reception, det...Figure 9.15 Scheme of ready to use prototype technology for underground wate...Figure 9.16 Engineered processes for aqueduct inspection activities.Figure 9.17 (a) Radargram detecting water losses in a pipeline, indicating l...Figure 9.18 (a) 3D perspective of the designed diamond antenna. (b) Side vie...Figure 9.19 (a) Dimensions in millimeter scale of the antenna layout; (b) eq...Figure 9.20 (a) Comparison of the S₁₁ signals between numerical and experime...Figure 9.21 2D FEM normalized radiation patterns calculated by fixing θFigure 9.22 2D FEM normalized radiation patterns calculated by fixing θFigure 9.23 Examples of technologies for the realization of diamond antenna....Figure 9.24 (a) NDs sprayed on the antenna layout and (b) microscope image o...Figure 9.25 (a) Antenna sample; (b) I(V) characteristic measured in position...Figure 9.26 Array of patch antennas allocated on a pipeline or engine part w...Figure 9.27 (a) Optoelectronic circuits for encryption and decryption of an ...Figure 9.28 Different layouts and perspectives of diamond patch antennas: (a...Figure 9.29 Diamond material: properties and possible implementations.Figure 9.30 (a) PMMA with ND fillers and forces acting during a material cra...Figure 9.31 AI self‐adaptive rapid prototype model oriented toward technolog...Figure 9.32 Scheme of the first prototype: (a) Principle of photocurrent sti...Figure 9.33 Experimental trend: comparison of the current photoelectric effi...Figure 9.34 (a) 3D endoscope optical fiber system with nanocomposite tip. (b...Figure 9.35 (a) 3D endoscope probe controlled by a robotic arm. (b) Zooming ...Figure 9.36 (a) Clark level model (skin melanoma detection). (b) Voltage int...Figure 9.37 Endoscope system: grayscale reflectivity response measured as vo...Figure 9.38 (a) 3D endoscope system detecting a sphere. (b) Frontal perspect...Figure 9.39 (a) 3D PC cavity resonator. (b–d) Basic principle of DNA detecti...Figure 9.40 (a) Example of the emission signal of the fluorophore, laser sou...Figure 9.41 (a) First prototype of an artificial skin sensor. (b) Plasmonic ...Figure 9.42 First prototype of a fiber bundle matrix emitting light from dif...Figure 9.43 Photograph of the lighted embedded prototype connected to a phot...Figure 9.44 (a) Experimental setup scheme. (b) Theoretical trend of pressure...

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