Ultrasonic Sensors for Process Control
Peter R. Hauptmann, Ralf Lucklum, Bernd Henning
Abstract
Peter R. Hauptmann, Ralf Lucklum, Bernd Henning
Abstract
Ultrasonic sensors play an important role in many industrial applications as distance, proximity, level or flow sensors. By using new hardware and software techniques the accelerated development of new sensors and the improvement of known sensors on this field can be predicted. The use of ultrasonic state sensors is only beginning. New initiatives can be expected from new ideas for measurements in multicomponent systems. Acoustic microsensors are just starting to be used in industrial applications. Acoustic microsystems will play a very important role in the future.
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Ultrasonic sensors play an important role in many industrial applications as distance, proximity, level or flow sensors. By using new hardware and software techniques the accelerated development of new sensors and the improvement of known sensors on this field can be predicted. The use of ultrasonic state sensors is only beginning. New initiatives can be expected from new ideas for measurements in multicomponent systems. Acoustic microsensors are just starting to be used in industrial applications. Acoustic microsystems will play a very important role in the future.
Key concepts: Ultrasonic sensor, Microsystem, Process (computing), Software, Computer science, Field (mathematics), Engineering, Control engineering