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Announcement: The next SAW Symposium will be held September 20-21, 2012
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Wireless passive sensors for harsh environments
Wireless sensors have a wide range of applications such as environmental monitoring, tracking and tracing, engine metrology, safety and many more. In addition to these applications, passive sensors have a high future potential, because not only do they replace existing sensors, they actually make new sensing applications possible.
Surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensors, an offspring of precision filters used in mobile communication devices, have recently been developed for wireless sensing applications in the industry.
The wireless SAW sensor symposium will bring together the science and the industry. The program covers introductory talks on the technology, potential industrial applications and installed pilot applications. The goal of the event is to create a platform for cross-pollination of ideas between science and industry on wireless SAW sensor technology while acting as inspiration for innovative and as yet unknown applications.
News
15.11.2010
Wireless waves at Lake Faak
The SAW Symposium in the “Hotel Karnerhof” on the shore of Lake Faak puts wireless sensors employing surface acoustic waves, and their application for rough industrial uses in the focus. More than 60 industrial and scientific experts came from all over Europe, Asia and America, to exchange experiences and discuss the newest developments and future [...]
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Es funkt am See! – CTR organisiert international besetztes Symposium
Beim SAW-Symposium vom 11. bis 12. November am Faakersee (Kärnten) steht die Funk-Sensorik basierend auf Oberflächenwellen (engl. Surface Acoustic Wave – SAW) und ihre Anwendungen für raue Industrieeinsätze im Mittelpunkt. Experten aus Forschung und Industrie aus Europa, USA, Russland und China haben sich angekündigt. (Kleine Zeitung) „Surface Acoustic Wave Sensoren haben nun den technologischen Reifegrad erreicht, um Applikationen in der [...]
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