SMART SENSOR

PRESENTATION BY INSHIRAH SIDDIQUI

A smart sensor is an analog/digital
transducer combined with a processing
unit and a communication interface . It
consists of transduction element , signal
conditioning electronic and
controller/processor that support some
intelligence in a single package. This
integrated sensors which has electronics
and the transduction element together on
one silicon chip , this system can be called
as system-on-chip(SoC).The main aim of
integrating the electronics and the sensor is
to make an intelligence sensor , which can
be called as smart sensor.
Smart sensors are
sensors with
integrated
electronics that
can perform one
or more of the
following
function:
1. Data
Conversion
2. Bidirectional
communication
3. Take decisions
4. Perform
logical operations
SMART SENSOR
NETWORK
A smart sensor is a
collection of sensors
integrated with each other
by a communication
network . A sensor
network is made up of
individual multifunctional
sensor nodes . It has much
significance like sensing
accuracy , area coverage ,
connectivity , minimal
human interaction.
APPLICATIONS OF SMART SENSORS
● INDUSTRIAL
In industries machines and equipments are
monitored and controlled for pressure , temperature ,
humidity level and also vibrations.
● AUTOMOTIVES
Communication between engine , transmission ,
suspension , braking and other controls has long
been anticipated.
● FINGERPRINT RECOGNIZATION
A fingerprint sensor is an electronic device used to
capture a digital image of the fingerprint pattern .
The captured image is called a live scan . This live
scan is digitally processed to create a biometric
template which is stored and used for matching.
CONCLUSION
Smart sensors play a crucial role in modern technology, enabling efficient data collection and analysis across various
applications. Their ability to communicate, process information, and adapt to changing conditions contributes to improved
automation, safety, and overall system performance. As technology continues to advance, smart sensors are likely to play
an even more integral role in shaping the future of industries such as healthcare, transportation, and smart cities.