IEEE Catalog Number: ISBN:

CFP09SEN-PRT 978-1-4244-4548-6

2009 IEEE Sensors

Christchurch, New Zealand 25 – 28 October 2009

Pages 1-653

TABLE OF CONTENTS

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION RECENT ADVANCES IN BIOMAGNETICS AND BIOIMAGING FOR BRAIN RESEARCH AND SENSING TECHNOLOGIES .............................................................................................................................................. 1

S. Ueno

SESSION A2L-A-OPTICAL BIOSENSORS STRETCHABLE ARRAY OF ISFET DEVICES FOR APPLICATIONS IN BIOMEDICAL IMAGERS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

T. Zoumpoulidis, T. Prodromakis, K. Michelakis, H. Van Zeijl, M. Bartek, C. Toumazou, R. Dekker

OPTICAL SENSING OF NEURAL ACTIVITY IN BRAIN TISSUES ......................................................................... 13J. Lee, S. J. Kim

MONOLITHIC SILICON OPTICAL MICRODEVICES FOR BIOMOLECULAR SENSING................................. 17K. Misiakos, E. Mayrogiannopoulou, P. Petrou, S. Kakabakos

CHARACTERIZATION OF POROUS BASED OPTICAL SENSOR SYSTEM FOR BIOSENSOR APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 21

A. Kovacs, P. Jonnalagadda, X. Y. Meng, U. Mescheder

A FLOW-THROUGH OPTICAL SENSOR SYSTEM FOR LABEL-FREE DETECTION OF PROTEINS AND DNA........................................................................................................................................................ 27

P. S. Petrou, M. Zavali, I. Raptis, K. Beltsios, S. E. Kakabakos, D. Ricklin, J. D. Lambris, K. Misiakos

SIMULTANEOUSLY MONITORING OF TISSUE OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE PARTIAL PRESSURES BY MEANS OF MINIATURIZED IMPLANTED FIBER OPTICAL SENSORS ................................ 31

M. Cajlakovic, A. Bizzarri, M. Suppan, C. Konrad, M. Tscherner, E. Beran, I. Knez, V. Ribitsch

SESSION A2L-B-MATERIALS & FABRICATION PROCESS CHARACTERIZATION ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A CARBON NANOELECTRODE INSTRUMENTED NANOPORE SENSOR ....................................................................................................................................................... 37

P. S. Spinney, D. G. Howitt, R. Smith, S. Collins

EVALUATION OF THE PIEZORESISTIVE EFFECT IN SINGLE CRYSTALLINE SILICON NANOWIRES ...................................................................................................................................................................... 41

T. T. Bui, D. V. Dao, T. Toriyama, S. Sugiyama

MEASURING THE THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY OF CMOS CHIPS............................................................................. 45S. M. Kashmiri, K. A. A. Makinwa

ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE MATCHING WITH POROUS ALUMINIUM .................................................................. 49A. Dawson, P. Harris, G. Gouws, R. Young

AN ESTIMATION METHOD OF ELECTROPLATING CURRENT DENSITIES IN LSI FABRICATION TECHNOLOGY BY INVERSE ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC POTENTIALS IN CELLS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 53

Y. Kishimoto, K. Amaya, K. Hayabusa

A 3D PROFILE SIMULATOR FOR INCLINED/MULTI-DIRECTIONAL UV LITHOGRAPHY PROCESS OF NEGATIVE-TONE THICK PHOTORESISTS ...................................................................................... 57

Z. Zhu, Z.-F. Zhou, Q. A. Huang, W. H. Li

SESSION A2L-C-WIRELESS SENSORS & SYSTEMS WIRELESS SENSING BY MEANS OF PASSIVE MULTISTANDARD RFID TAGS ............................................... 61

D. Brenk, J. Essel, J. Heidrich, R. Weigel, G. Hofer, G. Holweg

SELF-ENERGIZED ACOUSTIC WIRELESS SENSOR FOR PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT IN INJECTION MOLDING CAVITY.............................................................................................. 65

Z. Fan, R. Gao, D. O. Kazmer

AUTOMATIC REACTION TO A CHEMICAL EVENT DETECTED BY A LOW-COST WIRELESS CHEMICAL SENSING NETWORK........................................................................................................... 69

S. Beirne, K. T. Lau, B. Corcoran, D. Diamond

GMR BASED EDDY CURRENT SENSING PROBE FOR WELD ZONE TESTING ................................................ 73O. Postolache, H. Ramos, A. L. Ribeiro, F. C. Alegria

LOW-VOLTAGE FLUXGATE MAGNETIC CURRENT SENSOR INTERFACE CIRCUIT WITH DIGITAL OUTPUT FOR PORTABLE APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................. 79

M. Ferri, A. Rossini, E. Dallago, P. Malcovati, A. Surano, A. Baschirotto

SPECIAL SESSION A2L-D- SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE CHANGE MONITORING ENERGY-AWARE WIRELESS-WIRED COMMUNICATIONS IN SENSOR NETWORKS................................... 83

C. Alippi, L. Sportiello

DEVELOPMENT OF INTRINSIC OPTICAL FIBER PH SENSORS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 89

T. H. Nguyen, T. Venugopalan, K. T. V. Grattan, T. Sun

UV LED-BASED FIBRE COUPLED OPTICAL SENSOR FOR DETECTION OF OZONE IN THE PPM AND PPB RANGE ..................................................................................................................................................... 95

M. Degner, N. Damaschke, H. Ewald, S. O'Keeffe, E. Lewis

LOW FREQUENCY PERMITTIVITY MEASUREMENTS OF SEA ICE ................................................................ 100G. Gouws, M. Ingham, S. Buchanan, A. Hibbard, A. Mahoney, A. Gough

A NOVEL PLANAR INTERDIGITAL SENSOR FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING................................ 105A. R. Mohd Syaifudin, M. A. Yunus, K. P. Jayasundera, S. C. Mukhopadhyay

SESSION A3L-A-NANO-STRUCTURED METAL OXIDE GAS SENSORS CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION OF CU2O AND CUO NANOSYSTEMS FOR INNOVATIVE GAS SENSORS.................................................................................................................................................................. 111

D. Barreca, E. Comini, A. Gasparotto, C. Maccato, C. Sada, G. Sbervegieri, E. Tondello,

NANOWIRE HYDROGEN GAS SENSOR EMPLOYING CMOS MICRO-HOTPLATE ....................................... 114S. Z. Ali, S. Santra, P. K. Guha, I. Haneef, V. Garofalo, C. Schwandt, J. A. Covington, R. V. Kumar, J. W. Gardner, W. I. Milne, F. Udrea

GAS SENSING PROPERTIES OF WO3-DOPED ZNO NANOPARTICLES SYNTHESIZED BY FLAME SPRAY PYROLYSIS ......................................................................................................................................... 118

C. Siriwong, K. Wetchakun, A. Wisitsoraat, S. Phanichphant

HIGHLY SELECTIVE H2 GAS SENSORS BASED ON ZNO-MODIFIED SNO2 NANOROD ARRAYS ............................................................................................................................................................................ 124

H. Huang, C. L. Chow, Y. C. Lee, C. K. Lim, O. K. Tan

SNO2 NANOWIRES FOR DETECTION OF CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS ................................................... 127E. Comini, A. Ponzoni, M. Ferroni, G. Faglia, G. Sberveglieri

SESSION A3L-B-OPTICAL FIBER SENSORS I INNOVATIVE SPECTROSCOPY OF LIQUIDS: A FIBER OPTIC SUPERCONTINUUM SOURCE AND AN INTEGRATING SPHERE FOR SCATTERING-FREE ABSORPTION MEASUREMENTS ................. 131

A. G. Mignani, H. Ottevaere, L. Ciaccheri, H. Thienpont, I. Cacciari, O. Parriaux, M. Johnson

FIBER-OPTIC SPECTROSCOPIC SENSOR FOR REACTIVE DYE MIXTURE SPECTRUM SYNTHESIS IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY ......................................................................................................................... 136

O. M. Conde, A. M. Cubillas, P. Anuarbe, M. Gutierrez, V. Martínez, J. M. Lopez-Higuera

AMMONIA DETECTION IN THE UV REGION USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR ........................................... 140H. Manap, S. O'Keeffe, E. Lewis, G. Dooly

MONITORIZATION OF SEA SAND TRANSPORT IN COASTAL AREAS USING OPTICAL FIBER SENSORS.............................................................................................................................................................. 146

L. F. Ferreira, P. F. C. Antunes, F. Domingues, R. N. Nogueira, P. A. Silva, J. Fortes, J. L. Pinto, P. S. André

RESONANCE BASED OPTICAL FIBER SENSORS BY MEANS OF TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE OXIDE COATING ................................................................................................................................ 151

C. R. Zamarreño, M. Hernáez, I. R. Matías, F. J. Arregui

ORGANIC VAPORS DETECTION USING SINGLE MODE FIBER AT THIRD TELECOMMUNICATION WINDOW........................................................................................................................... 154

C. Elosua, C. Bariain, I. R. Matías, F. J. Arregui, A. Luquin, M. Laguna

SESSION A3L-C-POSITION & FORCE SENSORS A NEW TWO-BEAM DIFFERENTIAL RESONANT MICRO ACCELEROMETER ............................................. 158

C. Comi, A. Corigliano, A. Longoni, G. Langfelder, B. Simoni, A. Tocchio

SENSITIVITY IMPROVEMENT OF MEMS-BASED TILT SENSOR USING AIR MEDIUM .............................. 164D. W. Jung, J. C. Choi, S. H. Kong, J. K. Lee, H. Jung

LINEARITY AND HEAT RESISTING IMPROVEMENT LOW-VOLTAGE FLUID-BASED INCLINATION SENSOR BY USING SILICA COATING PROCESS ....................................................................... 168

A. B. Abd Manaf, Y. Matsumoto, O. Sidek

ULTRA LOW-POWER ANGULAR POSITION SENSOR FOR HIGH-SPEED PORTABLE APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................... 173

P. Kejik, S. Reymond, R. S. Popovic

WALKING ANALYSIS BY 6-AXIS FORCE SENSOR FOR SIMULTANEOUS MEASURING OF PLANTAR DEFORMATION .......................................................................................................................................... 177

K. Sekiguchi, S. Suzuki, H. Takemura, H. Mizoguchi

SENSOR FOR VASCULAR COMPLIANCE AND BLOOD PRESSURE .................................................................. 181L. Lading, F. Nyboe, H. Pranov, D. Nilsson, T. W. Hansen

SPECIAL SESSION A3L-D-DESIGN METHODOLOGIES IN LOW POWER SENSOR AND MEMORY ARRAYS (INVITED) LOW-VOLTAGE PROCESS-ADAPTIVE LOGIC AND MEMORY ARRAYS FOR ULTRALOW-POWER SENSOR NODES............................................................................................................................................... 185

K. Roy, J. Kulkarni, M. Hwang

LOW POWER CMOS IMAGE SENSOR WITH PROGRAMMABLE SPATIAL FILTERING ............................. 189R. Njuguna, M. Hall, V. Gruev

AN IMPROVED AB2C SCHEME FOR LEAKAGE POWER REDUCTION IN IMAGE SENSORS WITH ON-CHIP MEMORY............................................................................................................................................ 193

A. Teman, O. Yadid-Pecht, A. Fish

A CMOS IMAGE SENSOR WITH RECONFIGURABLE RESOLUTION FOR ENERGY HARVESTING APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................... 197

C. Shi, A. Bermak, M. K. Law

A CROSS-LAYER DESIGN FOR LOW-POWER WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK ............................................ 201M. A. Lopez-Gomez, J. C. Tejero-Calado

POSTER SESSION A4P-1 POSTER SESSION- PHENOMENA, MODELING & EVALUATION I YOUNG'S MODULUS SIZE EFFECT OF SCS NANOBEAM BY TENSILE TESTING IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY .......................................................................................................................................... 205

Q. H. Jin, T. Li, Y. L. Wang, X. X. Li, H. Yang, F. F. Xu

MODELING OF ENERGY CONFINEMENT OF PLANO-CONVEX SHAPED RESONATORS FOR APPLICATIONS AT HIGH TEMPERATURES.................................................................................................. 209

E. Ansorge, B. Schmidt, J. Sauerwald, H. Fritze

A NON-ISOTHERMAL MODEL FOR SQUEEZE FILM DAMPING OF RAREFIED GAS .................................. 213H. Yang, H. Cheng, B. Dai, X. Li, Y. Wang

UTILIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC-ACOUSTIC RESONATORS FOR LIQUID LEVEL SENSING ................. 217F. Lucklum, B. Jakoby

A HYDROGEN EVOLUTION REACTION DETERMINATION SYSTEM INTEGRATED HIGH ELECTROCATALYST PALLADIUM NANO-ELECTRODE ENSEMBLE ............................................................. 222

C.-M. Chen, Y.-T. Chuang, M.-L. Yeh, C.-Y. Lee, C.-H. Lin

NOVEL MILLIMETER-WAVE GAS SENSOR USING DIELECTRIC RESONATOR WITH SENSITIVE LAYER ON TIO2......................................................................................................................................... 226

H. Hallil, P. Ménini, H. Aubert

DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF NOVEL DEVICES USING THE CASIMIR FORCE FOR NON-CONTACT ACTUATION ................................................................................................................................................ 229

E. L. Carter, M. Ward, C. Anthony

A SYSTEM LEVEL MODELING METHOD FOR A MEMS VARIABLE CROSS-SECTION BEAM DRIVEN BY ELECTROSTATIC FORCE ..................................................................................................................... 234

T.-Y Liu, W.-H. Li, Q.-A. Huang

CROSSTALK MEASUREMENTS ON PARTICLE SENSORS WITH UNBIASED AND SEGMENTED GUARD-RINGS ...................................................................................................................................... 238

R. Cornat

IMPACT OF SENSOR HEAD GEOMETRY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF HARD-FIELD TOMOGRAPHY RECONSTRUCTION FROM LIMITED VIEWS........................................................................... 240

E. P. A. Constantino, K. B. Ozanyan

ANALYSIS OF REMNANT FIELD DETECTED BY HALL SENSORS ABOVE SUPERCONDUCTOR TAPE........................................................................................................................................... 244

K. P. Thakur, R. A. Badcock, N. J. Long, K. A. Hamilton

NANO-SWITCH FOR STUDY OF GOLD CONTACT BEHAVIOR.......................................................................... 248A. Fruehling, S. Xiao, M. Qi, K. Roy, D. Peroulis

MICROWAVE MEASUREMENT OF WOOD IN PRINCIPAL DIRECTIONS ....................................................... 252M. Bogosanovic, A. Al Anbuky, G. Emms

MODELING AND SIMULATION OF A ZNO NANOWIRE BRIDGE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRICAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT IN LIQUID.......................................................................................... 257

R. Bajpai, M. Zaghloul

POSTER SESSION- CHEMICAL & GAS SENSORS I INFLUENCE OF OXYGEN CONTENT ON THE STRUCTURAL AND PH-SENSITIVE PROPERTIES OF THIN ND2O3 ELECTROLYTE-INSULATOR-SEMICONDUCTOR......................................... 262

T.-M. Pan, C.-W. Lin, J.-C. Lin, S.-H. Su, H.-M. Kuo, Y.-K. Chien

HIGHLY INTEGRATED ULTRA-SENSITIVE SILICON DISK MICRO RESONATOR FOR TRACE AMOUNT OF CHEMICALS DETECTION.................................................................................................... 266

J. Lu

A PT/ORIENTED-C HYDROGEN GAS SENSOR........................................................................................................ 270A. Moafi, A. Z. Sadek, J. G. Partridge, K. Kalantar-Zadeh, W. Wlodarski, D. G. McCulloch

ELECTRON BEAM EVAPORATION OF TUNGSTEN OXIDE FILMS FOR GAS SENSORS ............................. 273T. Tesfamichael

A ZN2+/UV-INSPIRED MOLECULAR LOGIC FUNCTION BASED ON AN ORGANIC/INORGANIC HYBRID MATERIALS........................................................................................................ 277

S. Jiang, S. Wang, G. Men, L. Zhao, Y. Wu, Y. Wang

HUMIDITY COMPENSATION BY NEURAL NETWORK FOR BAD-SMELL SENSING SYSTEM USING GAS DETECTOR TUBE AND BUILT-IN CAMERA ..................................................................................... 281

T. Nakamoto, T. Ikeda, H. Hirano, T. Arimoto

SEPARATE DENSITY AND VISCOSITY DETERMINATION OF ROOM TEMPERATURE IONIC LIQUIDS USING DUAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL MICROBALANCES ........................................................... 287

N. Doy, G. McHale, M. Newton, C. Hardacre, R. Ge, R. W. Allen, J. M. Macinnes

PT/GRAPHENE NANO-SHEET BASED HYDROGEN GAS SENSOR ..................................................................... 291M. Shafiei, R. Arsat, J. Yu, K. Kalantar-Zadeh, S. Dubin, R. B. Kaner, W Wlodarski

IMPROVEMENTS TO ATR-FTIR BASED CHEMICAL SENSORS FOR THE DETECTION OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS DISSOLVED IN WATER........................................................................................... 295

B. Pejcic, M. Myers, A. Ross, M. Baker, E. Crooke

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE GASOCHROMIC PERFORMANCE OF PD/WO3 AND PT/WO3 NANOTEXTURED THIN FILMS FOR LOW CONCENTRATION HYDROGEN SENSING ........................................................................................................................................................................... 300

M. H. Yaacob, M. Breedon, K. Kalantar-Zadeh, W. Wlodarski, Y. Li

ENHANCED HYDROGEN SENSING EMPLOYING ELECTRODEPSOITED PALLADIUM NANOWIRES ENCLOSED IN ANODIZED ALUMINUM OXIDE NANOPORES .................................................. 304

M. Kocanda, L. Potluri, A. Bose, M. Haji-Sheikh, D. Ballantine

CU2O DOPED ZNO AS MOISTURE SENSOR ............................................................................................................. 308N. K. Pandey, K. Tiwari, A. Roy

EFFECT OF CARBON DOPING ON GAS SENSING PROPERTIES OF MOLYBDENUM OXIDE NANONEEDLES............................................................................................................................................................... 312

A. Wisitsoraat, C. Saikaew, C. Oros, D. Phokharatkul, P. Limsuwan, A. Tuantranont

SIMULATION AND DESIGN OF NITRIC OXIDE SENSOR ARRAY FOR CELL CULTURES .......................... 316K. Aravindalochanan, J. Kieninger, G. Jobst, G. A. Urban

POSTER SESSION- BIOSENSORS I DIRECT DETECTION OF LONG, PERIODIC, SSDNA NANOSTRUCTURES ASSEMBLED ON CMOS TRANSISTOR ARRAYS ..................................................................................................................................... 320

M.-Y. Lin, S.-R. Chang, J.-S. Kao, H. Chen, Y.-S. Yang

POINT-OF-USE MEASUREMENT OF SALIVARY CORTISOL LEVELS ............................................................. 324M. Yamaguchi, S. Yoshikawa, Y. Tahara, D. Niwa, Y. Imai, V. Shetty

STUDYING NUCLEAR HORMONE RECEPTOR-RESPONSE ELEMENT INTERACTIONS USING SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE IMAGING TECHNIQUE ................................................................. 328

K. M. M. Aung, A. N. M. Naim, X. Su

DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL BIOSENSOR FOR IN-VITRO OBSERVATION OF PROTEIN BEHAVIORS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 334

I. Choi, S. Lee, S. Hong, Y. I. Yang, H.-D. Song, T. Kang, J. Yi

MICRO CELL ANALYSIS DEVICE USING CELLULAR PHOTOTHERMAL EFFECT AND THERMAL SENSOR........................................................................................................................................................ 338

B. S. Kwak, B. S. Kim, S.-H. Song, H. H. Cho, H.-I. Jung

DEVELOPMENT OF A PLATFORM FOR BIOCHEMICAL SENSING BASED ON OVERLAYERED LONG PERIOD GRATINGS WORKING IN TRANSITION ...................................................... 342

P. Pilla, P. Foglia Manzillo, V. Malachovska, S. Campopiano, A. Cutolo, M. Giordano, A. Cusano

STUDY OF SURFACE ENHANCED RAMAN SCATTERING (SERS) WITHIN HOLLOW CORE PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBER ...................................................................................................................................... 348

V. Tiwari, A. Khetani, M. Naji, H. Anis

MODIFIED ISFETS HAVING AN EXTENDED GATE ON THE THICK DIELECTRIC ...................................... 352C.-G. Ahn, C. W. Park, A. Kim, J.-H. Yang, C. S. Ah, T. Kim, M. Jang, G. Y. Sung

AUTONOMOUS VALVE FOR DETECTION OF BIOPOLYMER DEGRADATION ............................................. 356S. Keller, N. Noeth, S. Fetz, M. Grünefeld, O. Geschke, D. Haefliger, A. Boisen

THE EFFECT OF GLUTARALDEHYDE CROSS-LINKING LAYER ON QCM BASED ALPHA-FETOPROTEIN BIOSENSOR ........................................................................................................................................ 360

C. Y. Lin, I.-Y. Huang, E.-C. Wu

INDEPENDENT-COMPONENT-ANALYSIS-BASED SPIKE SORTING ALGORITHM FOR HIGH DENSITY MICROELECTRODE ARRAY DATA PROCESSING ............................................................................. 365

J. Sedivy, U. Frey, D. Jäckel, A. Hierlemann

CELL BIOPRINTING AS A POTENTIAL HIGH-THROUGHPUT METHOD FOR FABRICATING CELL-BASED BIOSENSORS (CBBS) ........................................................................................................................... 368

F. Xu, S. Moon, A. E. Emre, E. S. Turali, U. Demirci, C. Lien

A NOVEL PLATFORM TECHNOLOGY FOR THE DETECTION OF GENETIC VARIATIONS BY SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE ..................................................................................................................... 373

M. Mertig, A. Kick, M. Bönsch, B. Katzschner, J. Voigt, F. Sonntag, N. Schilling, U. Klotzbach, N. Danz, S. Begemann, A. Herr, M. Jung

ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY FOR DETECTION OF PARASITES IN DRINKING WATER ........................................................................................................................................................ 377

T. Houssin, J. Follet, E. Dei Cas, V. Senez

A CMOS CAPACITIVE DOPAMINE SENSOR WITH SUB-NM DETECTION RESOLUTION........................... 381S.-W. Wang, Y.-S. Yang, M. S.-C. Lu

POCKET-SIZE MULTIPLEXED ELECTRICAL DETECTION OF BIO-SUBSTANCES BY ULTRA SENSITIVE NANOWIRE NANOSENSORS ................................................................................................... 386

L. Novak, P. Neuzil, Y. Wee, J. S. B. Soon

POSTER SESSION- OPTICAL SENSORS I IMPACT DETECTION IN CARBON FIBER BEAM USING SELF-MIXING SENSORS....................................... 389

T. Bosch, J. El-Assad, G. Plantier

CANTILEVER-BASED POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE) MICROOPTOELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 394

V. J. Cadarso, J. A. Plaza, K. Zinoviev, C. Dominguez, S. Büttgenbach, A. Llobera, S. De Pedro

PHOTORESPONSIVE INTERPENETRATING NETWORK PHOTONIC CRYSTAL........................................... 399M. K. Maurer, D. E. Condon, H. McKinney, J.-K. Kim

BIOMIMETIC SENSORS FOR THE HEAVY METAL DETECTION ...................................................................... 403S. Lee, I. Choi, S. Hong, Y. I. Yang, J. Lee, H.-D. Song, T. Kang, J. Yi

TEMPERATURE AND CURRENT DEPENDENCE OF DOPPLER SNR IN A VCSEL BASED SELF-MIXING SENSOR ................................................................................................................................................. 406

R. S. Matharu, Y. L. Lim, R. Kliese, K. Bertling, A. Bakar, J. Perchoux, A. D. Rakic, A. Ashrif

ULTRA-MINIATURIZED MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED POLYMER COATED SI OPTOELECTRONIC CANTILEVERS FOR GAS SENSING APPLICATIONS ...................................................... 410

K. Misiakos, I. Raptis, D. Goustouridis, A. Geradino, H. Contopanagos, M. Kitsara, E. Valamontes

SIMPLIFIED BRILLOUIN DISTRIBUTED SENSING SCHEME USING ULTRA-HIGH EXTINCTION RATIO RF PULSES ............................................................................................................................... 414

A. Zornoza, D. Olier, S. Díaz, A. Loayssa

ENHANCED PHOTO-RESPONSE OF THERMALLY TREATED ZINC OXIDE ULTRA-VIOLET PHOTON DETECTOR WITH FURNANCE METHOD AND PULSED LASER IRRADIATION.......................... 418

R. Menon, M. Tomar, A. Chowdhuri , K. Sreenivas, V. Gupta

POSTER SESSION- MECHANICAL SENSORS I PIEZORESISTIVE CMOS SENSORS FOR OUT-OF-PLANE SHEAR STRESS ..................................................... 422

M. Baumann, B. Lemke, P. Ruther, O. Paul

SLIPPAGE DEGREE ESTIMATION FOR DEXTEROUS HANDLING OF VISION-BASED TACTILE SENSOR .......................................................................................................................................................... 426

Y. Ito, Y. Kim, G. Obinata

PIEZOELECTRIC-CERAMIC-EMBEDDED SMART CONCRETE MODULE FOR STRUCTURE HEALTH MONITORY .................................................................................................................................................... 430

Y. Chen, Y. Wen, L. Ping

DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURE ENHANCED MICROMACHINED ACOUSTIC EMISSION SENSORS WITH WIDE-BANDWIDTH AND IMPROVED SENSITIVITY ............................................................. 436

G.-H. Feng, M.-Y. Tsai, J.-S. Chen

CMOS MULTI-TERMINAL PRESSURE SENSOR WITH ON-CHIP BIASING CIRCUIT ................................... 440G. De Oliveira Coraucci, F. Fruett

CIRCULAR PIEZOELECTRIC ACCELEROMETER FOR HIGH BAND WIDTH APPLICATION ................... 444C. C. Hindrichsen, J. Larsen, R. Lou-Møller, K. Hansen, E. V. Thomsen

FABRICATION OF SOI MEMS INERTIAL SENSORS WITH DRY RELEASING PROCESS............................. 448X. Mao, Y. M. Wei, Z. C. Yang, G. Z. Yan

POSTER SESSION- PHYSICAL SENSORS I TEMPERATURE STABILITY IMPROVEMENT OF THIN-FILM THERMOPILES BY IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIFFUSION BARRIER OF TIN .................................................................................... 452

R. Buchner, C. Sosna, W. Lang

DUAL MODE SENSOR FOR BELT CONVEYOR SYSTEMS BASED ON PLANAR METAMATERIALS ......................................................................................................................................................... 456

M. Puentes, B. Stelling, M. Schüßler, A. Penirschke, C. Damm, R. Jakoby

MEMS GYROSCOPE CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR DIRECT ANGLE MEASUREMENTS ................................... 461C.-Y. Chi, T.-L. Chen

A METHOD FOR MEASURING FREQUENCY SERIES WAVE SPEED IN VISCOELASTIC PIPES.................................................................................................................................................................................. 466

I.-Y. Lee, M.-G. Kang

STATIC DEFLECTION CONTROL FOR SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT OF PIEZOELECTRIC ULTRASONIC MICROSENSORS ON SILICON DIOXIDE DIAPHRAGMS .......................................................... 471

K. Yamashita, T. Yoshizaki, M. Noda, M. Okuyama

A MEMS PHASE DETECTOR AT X-BAND BASED ON MMIC TECHNOLOGY ................................................. 475D. Hua, X. P. Liao, Y. Jiao

SINGLE CRYSTAL CVD DIAMONDS AS SENSORS FOR HEAVY ION SPECTROSCOPY............................... 478C. Tuve, R. Potenza

POSTER SESSION- SENSOR & ACTUATOR SYSTEMS I DUAL GATE FET HYDROGEN GAS SENSOR........................................................................................................... 482

K. Tsukada, M. Kariya, T. Yamaguchi, T. Kiwa, H. Yamada, T. Maehara, T. Yamamoto, S. Kunitsugu

FLEXIBLE SENSOR FOR MCKIBBEN PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR ....................................................................... 485S. Kuriyama, M. Ding, Y. Kurita, J. Ueda, T. Ogasawara

DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND PRELIMINARY TEST OF MUTIL-LAYERS NANO RESONANT TUNNELING FILM GYROSCOPE................................................................................................................................ 491

J. Liu, K. Du, M. Li, Y. Shi

ELECTROMAGNETIC MEMBRANE-PUMP WITH AN INTEGRATED MAGNETIC YOKE............................ 497T. Lederer, M. Heinisch, W. Hilber, B. Jakoby

ENHANCEMENT IN ULTRASONIC MICRO-TRANSPORT USING FOCUSED INTER-DIGITAL TRANSDUCERS IN A SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE DEVICE: FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION STUDY .................................................................................................................................................. 503

R. Singh, V. R. Bhethanabotla

INTEGRATED MICRO-SOLAR CELL STRUCTURES FOR HARVESTING SUPPLIED MICROSYSTEMS IN 0.35µM CMOS TECHNOLOGY............................................................................................... 507

M. Ferri, D. Pinna, E. Dallago, P. Malcovati

CITY-WIDE MOBILE AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENT SYSTEM ........................................................................ 511V. Carvalho, J. Gabriel Lopes, F. Corrêa Alegria, H. Geirinhas Ramos

ULTRASENSITIVE MEMS-BASED INERTIAL SYSTEM ........................................................................................ 517L. Novak, P. Neuzil, J. Li, M. Woo

POSTER SESSION- SENSOR NETWORKS I MINIMIZING SLEEP DURATION TIME FOR ENERGY HARVESTING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS...................................................................................................................................................................... 520

B. Suh, C. Won, S.-W. Kim

SAMOP: SYNCHRONIZATION AVOIDING MODIFICATION OF THE OUTGOING PACKET IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS ............................................................................................................................... 525

E. Kim, J. Park, S. Lee, J. Yoon, K. Kim

A ROBUST FUSION RULE USING PIECE-WISE LINEAR FUNCTION IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS...................................................................................................................................................................... 529

J. T. Park, E. C. Kim, G. S. Kim, K. Kim

A NOVEL COVERAGE-PRESERVING ALGORITHM WITH ENERGY EFFICIENCY ...................................... 533C.-P. Chen, C.-L. Chuang, T.-S. Lin, C.-W. Lui, K.-C. Liao, J.-C. Shieh, J.-A. Jiang

WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK FOR POWER CONSUMPTION REDUCTION IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS ............................................................................................. 537

T. Itoh, Y. Zhang, M. Matsumoto, R. Maeda

A NEW APPROACH TO DESIGN AMBIENT SENSOR NETWORK FOR REAL TIME HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM ................................................................................................................... 541

S.-J. Jung, T.-H. Kwon, W.-Y. Chung

USE OF ANTENNAS AS SENSORS TO DISCOVER SIGNALS TO FORM MOBILE BROADBAND NETWORKS ........................................................................................................................................... 546

A. Smith, E. T. Matson

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF MOBILE BASE STATION ON CLUSTERED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS ...................................................................................................... 550

S. M. Guru, D. Smith, Y. Shu, P. De Souza

EVALUATION OF COORDINATION STRATEGIES FOR HETEROGENEOUS SENSOR NETWORKS AIMING AT SURVEILLANCE APPLICATIONS ............................................................................... 556

E. Pignaton De Freitas, T. Heimfarth, C. E. Pereira, A. Morado Ferreira, F. Rech Wagner, T. Larsson

A FRAMEWORK FOR MEASUREMENT ANOMALY DETECTION IN SENSOR NETWORKS....................... 562K. Nathan, L. Reznik

LIQUID DAMPING ISOLATION ON QUARTZ CRYSTAL MICROBALANCE FOR EFFECTIVE PRESERVATION OF HIGH QUALITY FACTOR AND SENSITIVITY IN LIQUID ............................................. 566

C. R. Kirkendall, J. W. Kwon

POSTER SESSION- APPLICATIONS I GALFENOL RESONANT SENSOR FOR INDIRECT WIRELESS OSTEOSYNTHESIS PLATE BENDING MEASUREMENT .......................................................................................................................................... 570

W. J. Fischer, U. Marschner, S. Sauer, B. Adolphi, C. Wenzel, B. Jettkant, B. Clasbrummel

MONITORING OF SOIL MOISTURE AND GROUNDWATER LEVEL USING ULTRASONIC WAVES TO PREDICT SLOPE FAILURES .................................................................................................................. 576

K. Tanaka, T. Suda, K. Hirai, K. Sako, R. Fukagawa, M. Shimamura, A. Togari

RFID TAG ARRANGEMENT FOR MOBILE ROBOT LOCALIZATION ............................................................... 580S. Kim, S. Lee

IMPLEMENTATION OF ULTRASONIC TOUCHLESS INTERACTIVE PANEL USING POLYMER-BASED CMUT ARRAY .............................................................................................................................. 584

T.-I. Chiu, H.-C. Deng, S.-Y. Chang, S.-B. Luo

MICROWAVE APPLICATION FOR THE DETECTION OF BIODIESEL-GLYCERINE AND BIODIESEL-WATER INTERFACES IN THE BIODIESEL PRODUCTION ........................................................... 590

K. Khalid, A. Hazwani Jabar, I. Valeriu Grozescu

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF TI/PT THIN FILM HEATER AND TEMPERATURE SENSORS ON SI PLATFORM.................................................................................................................................................................. 594

D. Resnik, D. Vrtacnik, U. Aljancic, M. Movek, S. Amon

PROXIMITY SENSOR OF A COATED QUARTZ CRYSTAL IN AIR ..................................................................... 598W.-T. Chang, C.-H. Ting, Y.-T. Chen

ENHANCING THE PERFORMANCES OF A SPINE SURGERY BY USING A SILICON PRESSURE SENSOR ....................................................................................................................................................... 602

X. Liu, Q.-A. Huang, M. Qin, H. Chen

A LOW-LOSS MEMS TUNABLE CAPACITOR WITH MOVABLE DIELECTRIC .............................................. 606Y. Zhu, M. R. Yuce, S. O. R. Moheimani

AN APPROACH TO MONITOR SOLID PHASE RATIO OF SOLID/LIQUID MIXTURE FOR COLD ENERGY STORAGE AND TRANSFER SYSTEMS ........................................................................................ 610

Y. Yamamoto, H. Ohkubo

FIELD-TEST SYSTEM FOR UNDERGROUND FIRE DETECTION BASED ON SEMICONDUCTOR GAS SENSOR ............................................................................................................................... 614

P. Reimann, S. Horras, A. Schütze

PATTERN RECOGNITION FOR SENSOR SIGNALS................................................................................................ 620M. Wolff, C. Tschöpe

SENSING TRAIN INTEGRITY ...................................................................................................................................... 624H. Scholten, R. Westenberg, M. Schoemaker

FLIGHT ATTITUDE TRACK RECONSTRUCTION USING TWO AHRS UNITS UNDER LABORATORY CONDITIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 630

M. Sipos, P. Paces, M. Reinstein, J. Rohac

MICROFLUIDIC VALVELESS PUMP ACTUATED BY ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE .................................. 634V.Thanh Dau, T. Xuan Dinh, D. Quang Nguyen, K. Tanaka, R. Amarasinghe, S. Sugiyama

TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE MONITORING OF A WHIPPED CREAM DEVICE .................................... 638M. J. Moser, H. Zangl

POSTER SESSION- LATE NEWS A BIOSENSOR FOR DETECTION OF DNA SEQUENCES BASED ON A 50MHZ QCM ELECTRONIC OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT ..................................................................................................................... 642

E. A. Bustabad, G. García, L. Rodriguez-Pardo, J. Fariña, H. Perrot, C. Gabrielli, B. Bucur, M. Lazerges, D. Rose, C. Compére, A. Arnau

SELF CALIBRATING PRESSURE SENSOR FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS ............................................ 646P. Yameogo, U. Heiba, M. Al Bahri, P. Pons

AN OPTICAL SYSTEM TO MEASURE THE THICKNESS OF THE SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE TISSUE LAYER ................................................................................................................................................................ 650

H. K. Hong, Y. C. Jo, Y. S. Choi, H. D. Park, B. J. Kim

DESIGN AND TESTING OF PIEZOELECTRIC ENERGY HARVESTING DEVICES FOR GENERATION OF HIGHER ELECTRIC POWER FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS............................. 654

M. Zhu, E. Worthington

DUAL-PROBE LUMINESCENCE LIFETIME MEASUREMENTS FOR THE OXYGEN COMPENSATION IN ENZYMATIC BIOSENSORS ................................................................................................... 658

B. Collier, R. Long, M. McShane

THERMALLY ACTUATED MEMS RESONANT SENSORS FOR MASS MEASUREMENT OF MICRO/NANOSCALE AEROSOL PARTICLES ......................................................................................................... 662

A. Hajjam, A. Rahafrooz, J. C. Wilson, S. Pourkamali

SESSION A5L-A-CHEMICAL/GAS SENSORS GAS SENSING CHARACTERISTICS OF AU SENSING ELECTRODE FABRICATED ON YSZ SINGLE-CRYSTALS........................................................................................................................................................ 666

V. V. Plashnitsa, P. Elumalai, Y. Fujio, N. Miura

MIXED-POTENTIAL-TYPE ZIRCONIA-BASED SENSOR USING NI-TI-O SENSING ELECTRODE FOR DETECTION OF PROPYLENE .................................................................................................. 670

Y. Fujio, V. V. Plashnitsa, P. Elumalai, N. Miura

NOVEL IMPEDIMETRIC AND PERFORATED THERMAL FLOW SENSOR FOR INLINE CHEMICAL PROCESS ANALYSIS IN MICRO RESIDENCE TIME REACTORS................................................ 674

T. Jacobs, C. Kutzner, M. Kropp, G. Brokmann, W. Lang, A. Steinke, A. Kienle, P. Hauptmann

MICRO-CALORIMETRIC SENSOR FOR VAPOUR PHASE EXPLOSIVE DETECTION WITH OPTIMIZED HEAT PROFILE ....................................................................................................................................... 678

A. Greve, J. K. Olsen, N. Privorotskaya, L. Senesac, T. Thundat, W. P. King, A. Boisen

MICROCANTILEVER HUMIDITY SENSOR BASED ON EMBEDDED NMOSFET WITH <100>-CRYSTAL-ORIENTATION CHANNEL ....................................................................................................................... 682

J. Wang, W. G. Wu, Y. Huang, Y. L. Hao

CHARACTERIZATION OF A LOGARITHMIC SPIKE TIMING ENCODING SCHEME FOR A 4X4 TIN OXIDE GAS SENSOR ARRAY ....................................................................................................................... 686

K. T. Ng, B. Guo, A. Bermak, D. Martinez, F. Boussaid

SESSION A5L-B-ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSING METHODS A FAST MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD METHOD FOR IMPROVING AMCW LIDAR PRECISION USING WAVEFORM SHAPE ......................................................................................................................................... 690

J. P. Godbaz, M. J. Cree, A. A. Dorrington, A. D. Payne

SPACE-TIME VERSUS FREQUENCY DOMAIN SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR 3D THZ IMAGING .......................................................................................................................................................................... 694

R. Heremans, M. Vandewal, M. Acheroy

PERFORMANCE OF A CONSTANT PHASE ELEMENT (CPE) SENSOR TO DETECT ADULTERATION IN COW-MILK WITH WHEY ...................................................................................................... 700

S. Das, M. Sivaramakrishna, M. Dey, B. Goswami, K. Biswas

ON LINE WIRE DIAGNOSIS USING MULTCARRIER TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY FOR FAULT LOCATION................................................................................................................................................ 706

A. L. Lelong, M. O. Carrion

ARTIFICIAL TRANSMISSION LINES FOR HIGH SENSITIVE MICROWAVE SENSORS ............................... 710C. Damm, M. Schüßler, M. Puentes, H. Maune, M. Maasch, R. Jakoby

MULTIVARIATE DATA ANALYSIS FOR ACCURACY ENHANCEMENT AT THE EXAMPLE OF AN INDUCTIVE PROXIMITY SENSOR ................................................................................................................ 714

H. Krüger, H. Ewald, A. Frost

SESSION A5L-C-SENSORS FOR HOSTILE & HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS DIAGNOSTIC MODELS FOR SENSOR MEASUREMENTS IN ROCKET ENGINE TESTS ............................... 719

M. Russell, G. Lecakes Jr., S. Mandayam, S. Jensen

ROBUST DESIGNED CAPACITIVE GAS PRESSURE SENSOR FOR HARSH ENVIRONMENT...................... 725H.-S. Lee, C. Cho, S. P. Chang

THERMAL AND CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF MATERIALS PRIOR TO COMBUSTION ..................... 729R. Ghosh, C. A. Kramer, R. Loloee, I. S. Wichman

HIGH TEMPERATURE STORAGE FOR ENERGY HARVESTING IN HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 732

S. Barker, B. Miao, D. Brennan, N. Wright, A. B. Horsfall

WHITE RABBIT - SENSOR/ACTUATOR PROTOCOL FOR THE CERN LHC PARTICLE ACCELERATOR .............................................................................................................................................................. 736

P. Loschmidt, G. Gaderer, N. Simanic, A. Hussain, P. Moreira

VARIABLE SENSITIVITY ONLINE OPTICAL FIBRE RADIATION DOSIMETER ............................................ 742S. O'Keeffe, E. Lewis, A. Santhanam, J. P. Rolland

SPECIAL SESSION A5L-D-ENCAPSULATION & PACKAGING BIOCOMPATIBLE ENCAPSULATION OF CMOS BASED CHEMICAL SENSORS ............................................ 746

T. Prodromakis, K. Michelakis, C. Toumazou, T. Zoumpoulidis, R. Dekker

POST-CMOS PACKAGING METHODS FOR INTEGRATED BIOSENSORS........................................................ 750M. Dandin, J. Gallagher, M. Piyasena, N. Nelson, I. Deok Jung, M. Urdaneta, E. Smela, P. Abshire, C. Artis

WAFER LEVEL ENCAPSULATION TECHNIQUES FOR A MEMS MICROREACTOR WITH INTEGRATED HEAT EXCHANGER ........................................................................................................................... 754

F. Santagata, L. Mele, M. Mihailovic, B. Morana, J. F. Creemer, P. M. Sarro

WAFER LEVEL PACKAGED CANTILEVER ARRAY TYPE CONTACT FORCE SENSOR .............................. 758J. Jeong, J. Kim, B. Lee, K. Chun

PACKAGING AND ANTENNA DESIGN FOR WIRELESS SAW TEMPERATURE SENSORS IN METALLIC ENVIRONMENTS...................................................................................................................................... 762

A. Binder, E. Kaldjob, B. Geck, R. Fachberger

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING - BETTER SOLUTIONS USING FIBER OPTIC SENSORS? ......................................................................................................................................................................... 766

S. K. T. Grattan, S. E. Taylor, P. A. M. Basheer, T. Sun, K. T. V. Grattan

THIN MEMBRANE TRANSDUCER DETECTING DNA HYBRIDIZATION ON CHIP........................................ 770J.-K. Choi, M. Cha, J. Lee

LABEL-FREE DETECTION OF P53 ANTIBODY USING A MICROCANTILEVER BIOSENSOR WITH PIEZORESISTIVE READOUT........................................................................................................................... 774

Y. Zhou, Z. Wang, W. Yue, K. Tang, W. Ruan, Q. Zhang, L. Liu

SURFACE FORCE SENSED BY CELLS USED FOR AUTONOMOUS MIGRATION........................................... 778J. H. Hong, S. J. Lee, M. Cha, J. Lee

CONTINUOUS BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN DAILY ACTIVITIES ................................................. 782G. Lopez, K. Hidaka, H. Ushida, M. Shuzo, Y. Imai, J.-J. Delaunay, I. Yamada

AVIAN INFLUENZA-DNA HYBRIDIZATION DETECTION USING WAVELENGTH INTERROGATION-BASED SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE BIOSENSOR.................................................. 787

S. A. Kim, S. H. Lee, K. M. Byun, T. H. Park, S. J. Kim, S. G. Kim

A BIO-THERMOCHEMICAL SENSOR OF MICROBOLOMETER IMMOBILIZED LIPOSOME FOR DETECTION OF CAUSATIVE PROTEIN OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, AMYLOID BETA.................... 791

M. Noda, T. Asai, T. Shimanouchi, K. Yamashita, H. Umakoshi, M. Okuyama, R. Kuboi

SESSION B2L-B-OPTICAL FIBER SENSORS II FIBER-OPTIC SAGNAC INTERFEROMETER AS SEISMOGRAPH FOR INVESTIGATION ROTATION SEISMIC EVENTS ..................................................................................................................................... 795

L. R. Jaroszewicz, Z. Krajewski, J. Wiszniowski

FIBER-OPTIC PH SENSORS FABRICATION BASED ON SELECTIVE DEPOSITION OF NEUTRAL RED ................................................................................................................................................................ 800

C. R. Zamarreño, M. Hernáez, I. R. Matías, F. J. Arregui

NOVEL MULTIMODE FIBRE-CAVITY FOR RING-DOWN EXPERIMENTS...................................................... 803M. Fabian, E. Lewis, T. Newe, S. I. Lochmann

ALL-FIBER HYBRID CAVITY FOR SENSING APPLICATIONS............................................................................ 807D. Paladino, G. Quero, A. Cutolo, A. Cusano, C. Caucheteur, P. Mégret

IN-LINE FIBER-OPTIC FABRY-PEROT ULTRASOUND SENSOR FORMED BY HOLLOW-CORE PHOTONIC-CRYSTAL FIBER.......................................................................................................................... 813

Y.-J. Rao, W. Wang, T. Zhu, D. Duan

NOVEL IN-LINE FIBER-OPTIC FABRY-PEROT SENSORS BASED ON ETCHED ERBIUM- AND BORON-DOPED OPTICAL FIBERS ................................................................................................................... 816

Y.-J. Rao, B. Xu, Z.-L. Ran, Y. Gong

SESSION B2L-C-RESONANT SENSORS & FATIGUE FREQUENCY RESOLUTION OF A MULTI DEGREE OF FREEDOM RESONATOR......................................... 820

K. Moran, K. J. Åström, B. E. Demartini, K. Turner

EFFECT OF LASER DEFLECTION ON RESONANT CANTILEVER SENSORS ................................................. 824C.-K. Yang, H. Sadeghian, K. Babaei Gavan, J. F. L. Goosen, A. Bossche, E.Van Der Drift, F. Van Keulen, P. J. French, H. Van Der Zant

DESIGN AND MODELING OF AN ALL-OPTICAL FREQUENCY MODULATED MEMS STRAIN SENSOR USING NANOSCALE BRAGG GRATINGS ................................................................................ 828

K. Reck, N. S. Almind, M. Mar, J. Hübner, O. Hansen, E. V. Thomsen

A RESONANT CMUT SENSOR FOR FLUID APPLICATIONS ................................................................................ 833M. Thränhardt, P.-C. Eccardt, H. Mooshofer, P. Hauptmann, L. Degertekin

FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF OUT-OF-PLANE VIBRATION POLYSILICON CANTILEVER BEAM UNDER HIGH-CYCLE VIBRATION LOADS.............................................................................................................. 839

L. L. Chen, J. Song, Q.-A. Huang, J.-Y. Tang

REAL-TIME MONITORING OF THE FATIGUE DAMAGE ACCUMULATION IN POLYSILICON MICROSTRUCTURES AT DIFFERENT APPLIED STRESSES................................................... 843

G. Langfelder, A. Longoni, F. Zaraga, A. Corigliano, A. Ghisi, A. Merassi

SPECIAL SESSION B2L-D-ANTENNAS FOR SENSORS & SENSOR NETWORKS WIRELESS ACCESS SYSTEM FOR WIDE AREA UBIQUITOUS NETWORK..................................................... 849

Y. Shimizu, D. Uchida, F. Nuno, S. Kuwano, S. Ishihara, O. Kagami

IMPROVING THE READ RANGE OF RFID SENSORS ............................................................................................ 854U. Olgun, C.-C. Chen, D. Psychoudakis, J. Volakis

A THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANTENNA ARRAY FOR TERAHERTZ SENSING .................................................... 858A. Goltsman, A. I. Zaghloul

94GHZ FABRICATION OF A SLOTTED WAVEGUIDE ARRAY ANTENNA BY DIFFUSION BONDING OF LAMINATED THIN PLATES............................................................................................................... 862

J. Hirokawa, M. Zhang, M. Ando

NOVEL MINIATURIZED ANTENNAS FOR RFID-ENABLED SENSORS ............................................................. 867A. Traille, L. Yang, A. Rida, M. Tentzeris

ANTENNA IMPEDANCE MATCHING FOR MAXIMUM POWER TRANSFER IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS..................................................................................................................................................... 871

T. S. Bird, N. Rypkema, K. W. Smart

SESSION B3L-A-(BIO)-MEDICAL SENSORS A FUSED PH AND FLUORESCENCE SENSOR USING THE SAME SENSING AREA ........................................ 875

H. Nakazawa, H. Ishii, M. Ishida, K. Sawada

AUTOMATIC PROCESSING OF SOLUTIONS FOR CHEMICAL ANALYSES USING AN ELECTROWETTING-BASED VALVE AND AN INTEGRATED CELL ................................................................. 879

P. Siribunbandal, S. Yamaguchi, J. Fukuda, H. Suzuki

ADVANCED DIASCOPIC ILLUMINATION TECHNIQUE FOR MULTI-WAVELENGTH FLUORESCENCE DETECTION IN CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS SYSTEM ............................................ 883

S.-W. Lin, C.-H. Chang, C.-H. Lin

DNA-PROGRAMMED INTEGRATED PROTEIN-NANOELECTRONIC TRANSDUCER ARRAY ................... 887J. H. Kim, G. Withey, J. Xu

A NOVEL HYBRID BIOELECTRODE MODULE FOR THE ZERO-PREP EEG MEASUREMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................... 894

L.-D. Liao, Y.-H. Chen, P. C.-P. Chao, C.-T. Lin, L.-W. Ko, H.-H. Lin, W.-H. Hsu

IMPEDANCE SENSING OF BLADDER CANCER CELLS BASED ON A SINGLE-CELL-BASED DEP MICROCHIP ............................................................................................................................................................ 898

C. H. Chuang, Y. M. Hsu, H. S. Huang, C. H. Wei, F. B. Hsiao

SESSION B3L-B-MECHANICAL SENSORS ULTRATHIN FLEXIBLE NANOCOMPOSITE MEMBRANES AS MINIATURE PRESSURE SENSORS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 903

V. V. Tsukruk, M. McConney

A VERY LOW-COST, 3-AXIS, MEMS ACCELEROMETER FOR CONSUMER APPLICATIONS .................... 907D. Hollocher, X. Zhang, A. Sparks, P. Narayanasamy, C. Pipitone, S. Bart, F. Sammoura, C. Tsau, H. Samuels, R. Mhatre, D. Whitley, K. Nunan, J. Memishian, S. Ng, M. Bhagavat, W. Sawyer, M. Judy, M. Farrington, K. Yang

SLIPPAGE AND DIRECTION SENSING BASED ON A FLEXIBLE TACTILE SENSOR WITH STRUCTURAL ELECTRODES...................................................................................................................................... 912

C.-H. Chuang, C.-T. Lu, T.-H. Fang

M&NEMS : A NEW APPROACH FOR ULTRA-LOW COST 3D INERTIAL SENSOR......................................... 917P. Robert, V. Nguyen, S. Hentz, L. Duraffourg, G. Jourdan, S. Harrisson, J. Arcamone

VERTICAL CONTACT POSITION DETECTION AND GRASPING FORCE MONITORING FOR MICRO-GRIPPER APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 921

M. Porta, J. Wei, M. Tichem, P. M. Sarro, U. Staufer

MICRO-G SILICON ACCELEROMETER USING SURFACE ELECTRODES...................................................... 925R. G. Walmsley, L. K. Kiyama, D. M. Milligan, R. L. Alley, D. L. Erickson, P. G. Hartwell

SESSION B3L-C-ELECTROMAGNETIC SENSING AN INHERENTLY-ROBUST 300° C MEMS TEMPERATURE SENSOR FOR WIRELESS HEALTH MONITORING OF BALL AND ROLLING ELEMENT BEARINGS ...................................................... 929

S. Scott, F. Sadeghi, D. Peroulis

VERSATILE WIRELESS SACRIFICIAL TRANSDUCERS FOR ELECTRONIC STRUCTURAL SURVEILLANCE SENSORS .......................................................................................................................................... 933

P. Pasupathy, D. P. Neikirk, S. L. Wood, S. Munukutla

TIMBER CHARATERIZATION USING A NON-INVASIVE TDR SENSOR .......................................................... 938M. Hagedorn, I. G. Platt, I. M. Woodhead

HIGH SENSITIVITY SLIP SENSOR USING PRESSURE CONDUCTIVE RUBBER............................................. 942S. Teshigawara, S. Shimizu, K. Tadakuma, M. Aiguo, M. Ishikawa, M. Shimojo

RESONANT MEMS MAGNETOMETER WITH CAPACITIVE READ-OUT ......................................................... 946M. J. Thompson, D. A. Horsley

FIELD DEPENDENCE OF MAGNETO-MECHANICAL DAMPING IN MAGNETOSTRICTIVE MATERIAL FOR MAGNETIC FIELD SENSING ....................................................................................................... 950

L. X. Bian, Y. M. Wen, P. Li

SESSION B3L-D-WSN: PERFORMANCE, OPTIMIZATION & APPLICATIONS REVIEW OF PLATFORMS AND SECURITY PROTOCOLS SUITABLE FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS..................................................................................................................................................... 954

S. Möller, T. Newe, S. Lochmann

LOCALIZATION IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS.......................................................................................... 958G. Gaderer, P. Loschmidt, R. Exel, T. Sauter, A. Nagy

INTEGRATING MOBILE TELEPHONE BASED SENSOR NETWORKS INTO THE SENSOR WEB.................................................................................................................................................................................... 964

J. Clarke, J. Lethbridge, A. Terhorst, R. P. Liu

OBJECT-CENTRIC THERMAL MAPPING (OCT MAP): A WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK PERSPECTIVE ................................................................................................................................................................. 969

N. Yamani, A. Al-Anbuky

ACQUISITION, ANALYSIS AND DISTRIBUTION OF REAL-TIME MULTI-SENSOR SATELLITE DATA, IN A HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT, FOR DISASTER MITIGATION APPLICATIONS: CASE STUDIES FROM THE NATO SCIENCE FOR PEACE FUNDED KAMAL EWIDA EARTH OBSERVATORY IN EGYPT, THE ELECTRONIC GEOPHYSICAL YEAR (EGY)- AFRICA AND THE US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SUPPORTED AMERICA VIEW.............................................................................................................................................................. 974

G. L. Rochon, B. Araya, L. L. Biehl, D. Grant, O. Ersoy, J. Quansah, G. Altay, M. M. A. Wahab, G. S. El Afandi, T. El Ghazawi, M. A. Mohamed, M. Shokr, H. Sithole

INTRUSION DETECTION IN SENSOR NETWORKS BASED ON MEASUREMENTS........................................ 980L. Reznik, M. Negnevitsky, B. K. Bitemirov

POSERS SESSION B4P-2 POSTER SESSION- PHENOMENA, MODELING & EVALUATION II EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE DIELECTROSTRICTION OF SIO2 WITH A MICRO-FABRICATED CANTILEVER ....................................................................................................................................... 984

J.-Q. Huang, Q.-A. Huang, M. Qin, W.-J Dong, X.-W. Chen

DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF ANALYTICAL MODELS FOR PRINTABLE INTERDIGITAL CAPACITOR SENSORS ON PAPERBOARD ........................................................ 988

Y. Feng, J. Hällstedt, Q. Chen, Y. P. Huang, L.-R. Zheng

GAS AMBIENT DEPENDENCE OF QUALITY FACTOR IN MEMS RESONATORS .......................................... 994Q. Li, J. F. L. Goosen, J. T. M Van Beek, F. Van Keulen

DESIGN OF MUTUALLY INTERACTING MULTI-DIRECTIONAL TRANSDUCER CONFIGURATIONS ON A SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE DEVICE FOR ENHANCED BIOSENSING .................................................................................................................................................................... 998

R. Singh, V. R. Bhethanabotla

PIEZORESISTIVE AND THERMOELECTRIC EFFECTS OF CNT THIN FILM PATTERNED BY EB LITHOGRAPHY....................................................................................................................................................... 1002

V. Thanh Dau, T. Yamada, D. Viet Dao, B. Thanh Tung, K. Hata, S. Sugiyama

IMPACT OF SACRIFICIAL LAYER TYPE ON THIN FILM METAL RESIDUAL STRESS ............................. 1006A. Garg, J. Small, A. K. Mahapatro, X. Liu, D. Peroulis

EVALUATION OF MICROELECTROMECHANICAL DEVICES FOR DC AND RF VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS ......................................................................................................................................................... 1010

J. Dittmer, R. Judaschke, S. Büttgenbach

A NOVEL THREE DIMENSIONAL FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION FINITE ELEMENT MODEL OF WAVE PROPAGATION IN SAW DEVICE:APPLICATION TO BIOSENSING & MICROFLUIDICS .......................................................................................................................................................... 1015

R. Singh, S. K. R. S. Sankaranarayanan, V. R. Bhethanabotla

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF A LFE ACOUSTIC WAVE GAS SENSOR WITH FINITE ELEMENT METHOD .................................................................................................................................................... 1019

Y.-Y. Chen, C.-C. Liu

FERROFLUIDS FOR A NOVEL APPROACH TO THE MEASUREMENT OF VELOCITY PROFILES AND SHEAR STRESSES IN BOUNDARY LAYERS ............................................................................ 1023

B. Andò, S. Baglio, C. Trigona, C. Faraci

THREE DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT MODELING AND SIMULATION OF QUASI-SHEAR MODE RESONATOR BASED ON C-AXIS-TITLED ZNO FILM ............................................................. 1026

C. J. Cheng, M. Z. Atashbar

POSTER SESSION-CHEMICAL & GAS SENSORS II ETHANOL VAPOR SENSORS BASED ON CARBOXYL- ALKANETHIOLATE SELF-ASSEMBLED MONOLAYERS MODIFIED AU/GAAS SCHOTTKY DIODES ..................................................... 1031

P.-J. Lin, C.-C. Tung, Y.-I. Chou, W.-C. Liu, H.-I. Chen

MICRO GAS CHROMATOGRAPH FOR HARSH REFINERY GAS ENVIRONMENT: MICROVALVES BASED ON PEEK MEMBRANES ................................................................................................. 1035

K. Nachef, B. Bourlon, F. Marty, K. Danaie, P. Guieze, E. Donzier, T. Bourouina

A COMPARISON OF FABRICATION METHODS FOR IRIDIUM OXIDE REFERENCE ELECTRODES ................................................................................................................................................................ 1040

R. Franklin, S. Negi, F. Solzbacher, R. B. Brown, S. Joo

DISCRIMINATION EFFECTS IN ZEOLITE MODIFIED METAL OXIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GAS SENSORS................................................................................................................................................................ 1044

R. Binions, A. Afonja, S. Dungey, D. W. Lewis, I. P. Parkin, D. E. Williams

DEMONSTRATION OF FREE SPACE TRANSMISSION FROM A THZ QUANTUM CASCADE LASER TO A QUANTUM WELL DETECTOR ......................................................................................................... 1050

P. D. Grant, R. Dudek, S. Laframboise, M. Graf, Z. R. Wasilewski, H. C. Liu

DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-COST OZONE AND NITROGEN DIOXIDE MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS SUITABLE FOR USE IN AN AIR QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK ............................. 1053

D. E. Williams, G. S. Henshaw, D. B. Wells, G. Ding, J. Wagner, J. Akaji, J. Salmond, G. Laing, B. Wright, J. Wilson

RELATIVE AIR HUMIDITY SENSING ELEMENT BASED ON A MICROMACHINED FLOATING POLYSILICON RESISTOR .................................................................................................................... 1059

P. Zambrozi Jr., F. L. Della Lucia, F. Fruett

EFFECTS OF VARIOUS SURFACE MODIFICATIONS ON GAS SENSING CHARACTERISTICS OF MWCNT/POLYANILINE COMPOSITE FILMS ................................................................................................. 1063

M. J. Lee, K.-P. Yoo, C.-W. Park, K.-H. Kwon, N.-K. Min

EXTENDED BASE H+-ION SENSITIVE BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR WITH SNO2/ITO GLASS SENSING MEMBRANE................................................................................................................................... 1067

C. Y. Chen, H.-L. Hsieh, T.-P. Sun, C. T.-S. Ching, P.-L. Liu

SELECTION OF OPTIMAL SENSOR/TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS FOR WINEGRAPE ANALYSIS USING GERERALIZED ADDITIVE MODELING OF THERMALLY CYCLED METAL OXIDE SENSORS ........................................................................................................................................... 1071

A. Z. Berna, D. Clifford, P. Boss, S. Trowell

SENSITIVITY IMPROVEMENTS OF HFXWYOZ SENSING MEMBRANES FOR PK SENSORS BASED ON ELECTROLYTE-INSULATOR-SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURE ................................................ 1075

W.-Y. Chuang, T.-F. Lu, C.-M. Yang, C.-S. Lai

SODIUM AND POTASSIUM ION SENSING PROPERTIES OF EIS AND ISFET STRUCTURES WITH FLUORINATED HAFNIUM OXIDE SENSING FILM.................................................................................. 1079

K.-I. Ho, T.-F. Lu, C.-P. Chang, C.-S. Lai

BI-LAYERED SENSOR STRUCTURES (SNO2 FILM-CUO NANOLAYER) WITH IMPROVED RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS FOR H2S GAS..................................................................................................... 1083

M. Verma, A. Chowdhuri, K. Sreenivas, V. Gupta

APPLICATION OF TRIS (2-2'-BIPYRIDYL) RUTHENIUM (II)-NAFION-ORMOSIL-MODIFIED ELECTRODE IN SELECTIVE SENSING OF DOPAMINE ..................................................................................... 1086

D. S. Chauhan, P. C. Pandey

A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON ELECTROCHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF CARBOXYLIC ACID SUBSTITUTED INDOLES AND THEIR APPLICATION IN SELECTIVE OXIDATION OF DOPAMINE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1091

V. Singh, D. Chauhan, P. Pandey

KULLBACK-LEIBLER DISTANCE OPTIMIZATION FOR ARTIFICIAL CHEMO-SENSORS ....................... 1097A. Vergara, M. K. Muezzinoglu, N. Rulkov, R. Huerta

FABRICATION OF CONDUCTING POLYMER NANOWIRE SENSOR ARRAY ............................................... 1102W. Choi, T. An, G. Lim

MULTICOUPLING GAP SYSTEM MODELING FOR METHANE DETECTION USING HOLLOW-CORE PHOTONIC BANDGAP FIBERS ................................................................................................. 1105

A. M. Cubillas, J. M. Lazaro, O. M. Conde, M. N. Petrovich, F. Madruga, J. M. Lopez-Higuera

POSTER SESSION-BIOSENSORS II AN AMPEROMETRIC IMMUNOSENSOR BASED ON CARBON NANOTUBE EMBEDED CONDUCTING POLYMER .......................................................................................................................................... 1109

Y. Zhu, S.-C. Chang, D.-S. Park, Y.-B. Shim

INVESTIGATION OF IN-VITRO BACTERIAL SURFACE LAYER FORMATION BY FBARS ....................... 1112M. Mertig, A. Blüher, C. Erler, B. Katzschner, W. Pompe, M. Nirschl, M. Schreiter

UNIFORM MAGNETIC MOBILITY IN A CURVED MAGNETOPHORETIC CHANNEL ................................ 1116J. Kim, J. Park, M. Müller, H.-H. Lee, H. Seidel

FABRICATION AND EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF A DIELECTROPHORETIC SEPARATION DEVICE................................................................................................................................................. 1119

L. Zhang, J. Bastemeijer, J. R. Mollinger, A. Bossche

A FULLY-INTEGRATED RF LC TRANSPONDER PLATFORM FOR IMPLANTABLE WIRELESS SENSOR APPLICATIONS....................................................................................................................... 1123

S.-H. Cho, J.-B. Lee

CARBON NANOTUBE BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL IMMUNOSENSORS FOR HIGH-SENSITIVE DETECTION OF E. COLI ....................................................................................................................... 1127

J.-Y. Lee, E.-J. Park, C.-J. Lee, M. J. Kim, S.-W. Kim, S.-I. Hong, J. J. Pak, N.-K. Min

DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPARENT BIOCHIP PLATFORM FOR PATCH CLAMP TECHNOLOGY .............................................................................................................................................................. 1131

H.-K. Ken, S.-H. Kuo, J.-J. Li, C.-Y. Chen, C.-H. Luo

SURFACE MODIFICATION OF IMMUNOASSYS ON COC, CROSS-FLOW MICROFLUID CHANNELS AND FRET MOLECULES...................................................................................................................... 1135

Y. J. Kim, H. Y. Kim, K. H. Chung, M. Y. Jung, S. H. Park, W. I. Jang

DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF A HOLLOW MICRO-DISK MASS SENSOR................................................. 1138L. Zhao, J. Jiao, Y. Zhang, B. Mi, J. Gu, P. Zhou, X. Zhang

DEVELOPMENT OF A DIRECT DETECTION METHOD FOR ALEXANDRIUM SPP. USING SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE AND PEPTIDE NUCLEIC ACID PROBES ............................................... 1142

A. R. Bratcher, L. B. Connell, R. L. Smith

ELECTROCHEMICAL BIOSENSOR FOR INVESTIGATION OF ANTICANCER DRUGS INTERACTIONS (DOXORUBICIN AND ELLIPTICINE) WITH DNA.................................................................. 1146

L. Trnkova, D. Huska, T. Eckschlager, M. Stiborova, V. Adam, J. Hubalek, R. Kizek

NANOFILMS FOR UNIVERSAL COATINGS FOR BIOSENSORS........................................................................ 1150J. Park, M. McShane

IMPEDANCE BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL BIOSENSORS................................................................................ 1154B. B. Narakathu, M. Z. Atashbar, B. E. Bejcek

NATURAL CONVECTION PCR IN A DISPOSABLE POLYMER CHIP ............................................................... 1159K. H. Chung, Y. H. Choi, M. Y. Jung

OPTIMIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURED METAL LAYERS FOR DNA HYBRIDIZATION MONITORING IN A SPR-I EXPERIMENT ............................................................................................................... 1163

M. G. Manera, R. Rella, J. Spadavecchia, J. Moreau, M. Canva, A. Savchenko

MICROMACHINED ULTRASONIC TRANSDUCER USING PIEZOELECTRIC PVDF FILM TO MEASURE THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BIO CELLS .......................................................................... 1167

M. H. Jung, M. G. Kim, J. H. Lee

POSTER SESSION-OPTICAL SENSORS II SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENT OF STRAIN AND TEMPERATURE USING TYPE I AND PRE-STRAINED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS........................................................................................................... 1171

R. Aashia, S. Asokan

FUNDAMENTAL STUDY OF OPTICAL PROBE CURRENT SENSOR USING KERR EFFECT OF SINGLE MAGNETIC DOMAIN FILM........................................................................................................................ 1174

M. Sonehara, K. Asanuma, N. Otani, T. Goto, Y. Kikuchi, T. Sato, K. Yamasawa, Y. Miura

CVD DIAMOND X-RAY DETECTORS FOR RADIOTHERAPY DOSIMETRY .................................................. 1180S. P. Lansley, G. T. Betzel, F. Baluti, L. Reinisch, J. Meyer

VISUALIZATION AND MEASUREMENT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS IN HYDRODYNAMIC FLOW FOCUSING...................................................................................................................... 1186

V. Nock, R. J. Blaikie

FABRICATION, CHARACTERISATION AND MODELING OF PVDF BASED ORGANIC IR-SENSORS FOR HUMAN BODY RECOGNITION ..................................................................................................... 1190

G. Scheipl, M. Zirkl, B. Stadlober, J. Groten, G. Jakopic, J. R. Krenn, A. Sawatdee, P. Bodö, P. Andersson

IMPROVED SPECTRAL TAG METHOD FOR FBG SENSOR MULTIPLEXING WITH EQUALLY SPACED SPECTRAL CODES AND SIMULATED ANNEALING ALGORITHM ............................ 1194

K.-S. Choi, J. Youn, E. You, J. A. Yoon, G.-A. Kim, S.-J. Baik, K. T. Kim , S.-H. Jeong, K. Im

DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPTICAL BIOSENSOR DEVICE BASED ON GRATING-ASSISTED GUIDED HYBRID-MODE EXCITATION .................................................................................................................. 1198

B. Menges, H. Halberstadt, U. Langbein

SNO2 NANOWIRES FOR OPTICAL AND OPTOELECTRONIC GAS SENSING................................................ 1202S. Todros, C. Baratto, E. Comini, G. Faglia, M. Ferroni, G. Sberveglieri

ADVANCED NANOCRYSTALLINE ZRO2 FOR OPTICAL OXYGEN SENSORS............................................... 1206J. D. Fidelus, D. Millers, K. Smits, L. Grigorjeva, W. Lojkowski

MULTI-CHANNEL TURBIDITY DETECTION OF SHRIMP VIRUS BY LOOP-MEDIATED ISOTHERMAL AMPLIFICATION REACTION........................................................................................................ 1211

A. Sappat, W. Jaroenram, S. Mongpraneet, W. Kiatpathomchai, T. Lomas, A. Tuantranont

DETECTION OF TSUNAMI WAVE GENERATION AND PROPAGATION USING FIBER BRAGG GRATING SENSORS...................................................................................................................................... 1216

A. S Guru Prasad, R. Tatavarti, S. Asokan

POSTER SESSION-MECHANICAL SENSORS II A LATCHING ACCELERATION SWITCH WITH CYLINDRICAL CONTACTS INDEPENDENT TO THE PROOF-MASS................................................................................................................................................. 1220

Z. Y. Guo, Z. C. Yang, L. T. Lin, Q. C. Zhao, H. T. Ding, X. S. Liu, X. Z. Chi, J. Cui, G. Z. Yan

SENSITIVE IN PLANE MOTION DETECTION OF NEMS THROUGH SEMICONDUCTING (P+) PIEZORESISTIVE GAUGE TRANSDUCERS ........................................................................................................... 1224

E. Mile, G. Jourdan, L. Duraffourg, S. Labarthe, C. Marcoux, D. Mercier, P. Robert, P. Andreucci

SMART-CUTTM PIEZORESISTIVE STRAIN SENSORS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 1227

H. I. Kuo, W. H. Ko

HIGH FERROUS SHIELDING RATIO FOR MAGNETIC PROXIMITY SWITCH APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 1230

M. Neumayer, H. Zangl

TACTILE SENSOR USING GELLED POLY-URETHANE ULTRATHIN FILM.................................................. 1234M. Suzuki, Y. Ikejiri, T. Fukutani, S. Aoyagi

PMMA HIGH SENSITIVE CAPACITIVE MICRO ACCELEROMETER FABRICATED BASED ON HOT EMBOSSING .................................................................................................................................................. 1238

S. Amaya, D. V. Dao, S. Sugiyama

ULTRA MINIATURE NOVEL THREE-AXIS MICRO ACCELEROMETER ....................................................... 1242R. Amarasinghe, D. V. Dao, V. T. Dau, S. Sugiyama

POSTER SESSION- PHYSICAL SENSORS II DETECTING THE MAGNETIC FIELD DIRECTION BY A CANTILEVER OPERATING IN DIFFERENT VIBRATION MODES............................................................................................................................. 1246

J. Chen, Q. Huang, M. Qin

A SURFACE-MICROMACHINED MEMS ACOUSTIC SENSOR WITH X-SHAPE BOTTOM ELECTRODE ANCHOR................................................................................................................................................ 1250

J. Lee, S. C. Ko, C. H. Je, M. L. Lee, Y. S. Yang, S. Heo, C. A. Choi, J. Kim

BULK DISK RESONATOR BASED ULTRASENSITIVE MASS SENSOR ............................................................ 1254A. Cagliani, Z. J. Davis

A MICROMACHINED RESONANT PRESSURE SENSOR WITH DETFS RESONATOR AND DIFFERENTIAL STRUCTURE.................................................................................................................................... 1258

J. Wang, D. Chen, L. Liu, Z. Wu

A NOVEL THERMAL TRANSDUCTION METHOD FOR SUB-MW FLOW SENSORS..................................... 1262S. Cerimovic, A. Talic, T. Sauter, F. Kohl, R. Beigelbeck, J. Schalko, A. Jachimowicz

EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF PIEZORESISTIVE MEMS AND FIBER BRAGG GRATING STRAIN SENSORS ..................................................................................................................................... 1266

J. Rausch, P. Heinickel, B. Koegel, K. Zogal, P. Meissner, R. Werthschuetzky

NANOSTRUCTURED NEUTRON DETECTORS WITH ON CHIP INTEGRATED CIRCUITS FOR SPACE FLIGHT MONITORING ........................................................................................................................ 1271

S. Pellegrin, R. Waguespack, D. Harbour, S. Forrest, C. Wilson

POSTER SESSION-SENSOR & ACTUATOR SYSTEMS II 2D MAGNETIC FIELD MOBILE SENSING SYSTEM FOR EDDY CURRENT TESTING................................. 1276

B. Silva, D. Pasadas, F. Carvalho, P. Agulha, H. Geirinhas Ramos, A. Lopes Ribeiro, O. Postolache,, F. Corrêa Alegria

PERFORMANCE TRADEOFFS OF INTEGRATED CMOS CHARGE AMPLIFIERS ........................................ 1282A. J. Lopez-Martin, M. Massarotto, A. Carlosena

A NOVEL NON-INVASIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF PUMPING MECHANISM IN PRE-EXISTING CAPILLARY ............................................................................................................................................... 1286

B. Andò, S. Baglio, A. Beninato

LOW POWER CAPACITIVE HUMIDITY SENSOR READOUT IC WITH ON-CHIP TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND FULL DIGITAL OUTPUT FOR USN APPLICATIONS.................................. 1291

Y. C. Jo, T. Y. Nam, K. N. Kim

BIOMIMETIC INSECT INFOCHEMICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM.......................................................... 1295M. Cole, J. W. Gardner, Z. Racz, S. Pathak, T. C. Pearce, J. Challiss, D. Markovic, B. S. Hansson, S. Olsson, L. Kübler, A. Guerrero, L. Munoz, G. Carot

NEW GENERATION OF INTEGRATED POSITION SENSOR SYSTEMS FOR PARALLEL ROBOTIC APPLICATIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 1299

C. Boese, M. R. Kirchhoff, M. Feldmann, J. Güettler, S. Büttgenbach

A MECHANICAL FREQUENCY UP-CONVERSION METHOD FOR VIBRATION BASED ENERGY HARVESTERS .............................................................................................................................................. 1303

O. Zorlu, E. T. Topal, H. Kölah

MICROFLUIDIC ACTUATION BY DEHYDRATION OF HYDROGEL ............................................................... 1307Yh Choi, K. H. Chung, S. S. Lee

WIRELESS SENSOR SYSTEM FOR DETECTION OF AVIAN INFLUENZA OUTBREAK FARMS AT AN EARLY STAGE .................................................................................................................................. 1311

H. Okada, K. Suzuki, K. Tsukamoto, T. Itoh

POSTER SESSION-SENSOR NETWORKS II SELECTION AND OPTIMIZATION OF WIRELESS SENSORS IN A SMART DIGITAL HOME FOR THE ELDERLY ..................................................................................................................................................... 1315

A. Gaddam, K. Kaur, S. C. Mukhopadhyay, G. Sen Gupta

HYBRID RF MAPPING AND RANGING BASED LOCALIZATION FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS.................................................................................................................................................................... 1320

B.-C. Seet, Q. Zhang, C. H. Foh, A. C. M. Fong, A. Gonzalez

APPLICATION OF LOAD-BALANCED TREE ROUTING ALGORITHM WITH DYNAMIC MODIFICATION TO CENTRALIZED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS......................................................... 1325

Y. J. Chu, C. P. Tseng, C. H. Hung, Y.-C. Wang, K.-C. Liao, C.-L. Tseng, E.-C. Yang, C.-S. Ouyang, C.-W. Yen, J.-A. Jiang

MOBILE AND WIDE AREA DEPLOYABLE SENSOR SYSTEM FOR NETWORKED SERVICES ................. 1329Z. B. Pang, J. Chen, D. M. Sarmiento, Z. Zhang, J. Gao, Q. Chen, L. Zheng

A GLOBAL SATELLITE LINK SENSOR NETWORK ............................................................................................. 1333B. Preindl, L. Mehnen, F. Rattay, S. Krinninger, J. D. Nielsen, K. K. Sorensen

POWERING OF WIRELESS SENSORS THROUGH THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF KINETIC ENERGY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1339

R. Waters, B. Dick, M. Fralick, H. Jazo, M. Kerber

NON-PLANAR TARGET FOR MULTI-CAMERA NETWORK CALIBRATION................................................. 1343E. Shen, G. P. K. Carr, P. Thomas, R. Hornsey

POWER CONSIDERATIONS WHEN USING HIGH CAPACITY DATA STORAGE ON WIRELESS SENSOR MOTES ...................................................................................................................................... 1348

M. Healy, T. Newe, E. Lewis

ROBUST THERMAL FLOW SENSOR FOR A CONTAINMENT TEST FACILITY ........................................... 1352M. Ritterath, P. Voser, H.-M. Prasser, D. Paladino, W. Dietze

TINYREEF: A REGISTER-BASED VIRTUAL MACHINE FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS.................................................................................................................................................................... 1356

I. L. Marques, J. Ronan, N. S. Rosa

WIRELESS TELEMETRY FOR ELECTRONIC PILL TECHNOLOGY ............................................................... 1360M. R. Yuce, T. Dissanayake, H. C. Keong

A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK MOTE TECHNOLOGIES ...................... 1366M. Johnson, M. Healy, P. Van De Ven, M. J. Hayes, J. Nelson, T. Newe, E. Lewis

POSTER SESSION-APPLICATIONS II MUST FERMENTATION PROGRESS MONITORING BY POLYMER COATED CAPACITIVE VAPOUR SENSOR ARRAYS........................................................................................................................................ 1370

P. Oikonomou, K. Manoli, D. Goustouridis, I. Raptis, M. Sanopoulou

A VIBRATION ENERGY HARVESTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE/PIEZOELECTRIC COMPOSITE TRANSDUCER ...................................................................................................................................... 1374

X. Z. Dai, Y. M. Wen, P. Li, J. Yang, X. F. Jiang

TOWARDS ISFET BASED DNA LOGIC FOR RAPID NUCLEIC ACID DETECTION ...................................... 1378W. Wong Jr, L. Shepherd, P. Georgiou, C. Toumazou

PATCH TYPE SENSOR MODULE FOR ESTIMATING THE ENERGY EXPENDITURE ................................. 1382L. Meina, K. H. Byun, H. J. Kim, J. Kang, Y. T. Kim

NEW APPROACH OF SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR CLASSIFICATION PROBLEMS USING A-PRIORI INFORMATION .............................................................................................................................................. 1386

H. Krüger, H. Ewald

INDOOR LOCALIZATION: AUTOMATICALLY CONSTRUCTING TODAY'S RADIO MAP BY IROBOT AND RFIDS..................................................................................................................................................... 1390

L.-W. Yeh, M.-S. Hsu, Y.-C. Tseng, Y.-F. Lee

IMAGING SENSOR SYSTEM USING A COMPOSITE ULTRASONIC ARRAY ................................................. 1394H. Furuhashi, Y. Uchida, M. Shimizu

IDENTIFICATION OF SHREDDED PLASTICS IN MILLISECONDS USING RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY FOR RECYCLING ........................................................................................................................ 1400

A. Tsuchida, H. Kawazumi, A. Kazuyoshi, T. Yasuo

A ROBUST AND REAL-TIME VELOCITY SENSOR FOR AGRICULTURAL VEHICLE................................. 1404I. Ohmura, T. Mitamura, H. Takauji, S. Kaneko, M. Shimizu, Y. Miyashita, K. Yamamura

THE DESIGN OF PRACTICAL MAPPING SYSTEM FOR MOBILE ROBOTS USING LASER RANGE SENSOR............................................................................................................................................................ 1409

Y.-C. Lee, W. Yu

5.4 GHZ HIGH-Q BANDPASS FILTER FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK SYSTEM................................ 1414C. M. Fang, P. Y. Chen, Y. C. Chin, H. R. Lin, P. Z. Chang, S. C. Lin

ONBOARD WAVEFRONT ESTIMATION USING SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATOR AS A PHASE DIVERSITY GENERATOR .......................................................................................................................................... 1419

N. Miyamura

A VEHICULAR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK FOR CO2 MONITORING..................................................... 1425S.-C. Hu, Y.-C. Wang, C.-Y. Huang, Y.-C. Tseng

MINIATURIZED FLOW-THROUGH SENSOR ARRAY FOR METHANE FERMENTATION MONITORING................................................................................................................................................................ 1429

P. Ciosek, A. Buczkowska, E. Witkowska, A. Zamojska, K. Szewczyk, W. Wróblewski

TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIONS IN LPG TANK WITH RBF NEURAL NETWORK .................................... 1433C.-Y. Lee, S.-H. Ryu, S.-R. Lee, C.-W. Park

CALIBRATION OF A TRIAXIAL FLUXGATE MAGNETOMETER AND ACCELEROMETER WITH AN AUTOMATED NON-MAGNETIC CALIBRATION SYSTEM .............................................................. 1437

V. Petrucha, P. Kaspar

SAW-RFID AND TEMPERATURE MONITORING OF SLIDE GATE PLATES.................................................. 1441R. Fachberger, A. Erlacher, A. Binder

ULTRASONIC NON-DESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION FOR SPOT WELDING IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY ......................................................................................................................................... 1445

N. Athi, S. Wylie, J. D. Cullen, T. Sun, A. Al-Shamma'A

MEASUREMENT OF WEAK LIGHT EMITTED FROM MECHANOLUMINESCENCE MATERIALS USING SI PHOTODIODE AND LIGHT CONCENTRATOR .......................................................... 1451

N. Bu, N. Ueno, C.-N. Xu, O. Fukuda

USEFULNESS VERIFICATION OF BIOCOMPATIBLE MICRONEEDLE PATCH FOR TRANSDERMAL DRUG DELIVERY ......................................................................................................................... 1456

C. Y. Jin, M. H. Han, S. S. Lee, Y. H. Choi

NOVEL PROCESSING FOR A POLYMER PATCH CLAMPING SYSTEM ......................................................... 1461S. Wilson, W. Pfleging, M. Bruns, P. B. Kirby, A. Welle

A 2-DOF WIDEBAND ELECTROSTATIC TRANSDUCER FOR ENERGY HARVESTING AND IMPLANTABLE APPLICATIONS............................................................................................................................... 1465

Y. Zhu, S. O. R. Moheimani, M. Yuce

SESSION B5L-A-OPTICAL BIOMEDICAL SYSTEMS MAGNETIC SENSOR MACROSPHERES AS EASY-TO-USE, REMOTE-CONTROLLED, OPTICAL SENSORS IN BIOPROCESS MONITORING .......................................................................................... 1469

G. Mistlberger, K. Koren, I. Klimant, S. M. Borisov

MULTI-COLOR INFRARED SENSING WITH SUPERLATTICE QUANTUM DOT STRUCTURES AND ABSORPTION ENHANCEMENTS ......................................................................................... 1475

A. G. U. Perera, G. Ariyawansa, M. S. Shishodia, G. Huang, P. Bhattacharya, Z. R. Wasilewski, M. Buchanan, H. C. Liu, V. Apalkov

EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERISATION OF ROUGHNESS INDUCED SCATTERING LOSS IN SI AND SI WAVEGUIDE SENSORS............................................................................................................................ 1480

E. Margallo-Balbás, C. K. Yang, G. Pandraud, P. J. French

A MID INFRARED LED-PHOTODIODE BASED SENSOR FOR CELL ANALYSIS .......................................... 1485S. Van Den Driesche, W. Witarski, M. J. Vellekoop

MINIATURIZED ABSORBANCE BASED CELL ANALYSIS SYSTEM WITH INTEGRATED MICROFLUIDIC AND OPTICAL ELEMENTS......................................................................................................... 1489

M. Rosenauer, M. J. Vellekoop

SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE IMAGING FOR MEDICAL AND BIOSENSING...................................... 1493T. Wilkop, A. S. Ramlogan, I. Alberts, J. D. De Bruija, A. K. Ray

SESSION B5L-B-SENSOR ARRAYS EXPLOITATION OF MULTIPLE SENSOR ARRAYS IN ELECTRONIC NOSE................................................. 1497

N. H. Saad, M. C. L. Ward, C. J. Anthony, R. Al-Dadah

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF TEMPERATURE SENSORS FOR TEXTILE APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 1502

T. Kinkeldei, C. Zysset, K. Cherenack, G. Troester

INNER CAR SMART FLOORING FOR MONITORING CHASSIS DEFORMATION ........................................ 1506A. F. Silva, F. Goncalves, L. A. Ferreira, F. M. Araujo, P. M. Mendes, J. H. Correia

SENSOR MODELING FOR THE VIRTUAL AUTONOMOUS NAVIGATION ENVIRONMENT ..................... 1510C. Goodin, A. Carrillo, R. Kala, L. Y. Liu

APPLYING A THREE-ANTENNA GPS AND SUSPENSION DISPLACEMENT SENSORS TO A ROAD VEHICLE ............................................................................................................................................................ 1515

L.-Y. Hsu, T.-L. Chen

WSN BASED 3D MOBILE INDOOR MULTIPLE USER TRACKING ................................................................... 1520B.-G. Lee, K.-H. Do, W.-Y. Chung

SESSION B5L-C-ROBOT SENSORS & SENSOR ARRAYS AN AMORPHOUS SILICON PHOTODIDODE ARRAY FOR GLASS-BASED OPTICAL MEMS APPLICATION ............................................................................................................................................................... 1526

M. Moridi, S. Tanner, N. Wyrsch, P. A. Farine, S. Rohr

FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF MEGAPIXEL DUAL-BAND QWIP FOCAL PLANE ARRAY.......................... 1531S. Gunapala, S. V. Bandara, J. K. Liu, J. W. Mumolo, D. Z. Ting, C. J. Hill, J. Nguyen, M. Tidrow, J. Woolaway, P. Levan

DEVELOPMENT OF INFRARED SENSORS USING CARBON NANOTUBE (CNT) BASED FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR (FET) ........................................................................................................................ 1535

H. Chen, N. Xi, K. W. C Lai, C. K. M. Fung, R. Yang

DEVELOPMENT OF MAGNETIC POSITION SENSOR FOR UNMANEED DRIVING OF ROBOTIC VEHILCLE .................................................................................................................................................. 1540

D.-Y. Im, Y.-J. Ryoo, S.-G. Park, H.-R. Cha

DEVELOPMENT OF SUSPENDED GATE FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS ARRAY-BASED MICROSYSTEM FOR PH MEASUREMENTS .......................................................................................................... 1545

B. Da Silva Rodrigues, O. De Sagazan, F. Le Bihan, T. Mohammed-Brahim, N. Morimoto, S. Crand

FULLY PRINTED, FLEXIBLE, LARGE AREA ORGANIC OPTOTHERMAL SENSORS FOR HUMAN-MACHINE-INTERFACES ............................................................................................................................ 1550

M. Zirkl, G. Scheipl, B. Stadlober, A. Haase, G. Jakopic, J. R. Krenn, A. Sawatdee, P. Bodö, P. Andersson

SESSION B5L-D-IMAGING & VISION SENSOR DEVELOPMENT OF 77 GHZ MILLIMETER WAVE PASSIVE IMAGING CAMERA ...................................... 1554

H. Sato, K. Sawaya, K. Mizuno, J. Uemura, M. Takeda, J. Takahashi, K. Yamada, K. Morichika, T. Hasegawa, H. Hirai, H. Niikura, T. Matsuzaki, J. Nakata

ALL PDMS MULTI-COLOR TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION (TIR)-BASED DEVICES FOR MULTI-FLUORESCENCE DETECTION AND IMAGING ...................................................................................... 1558

N. C. H. Le, D. V. Dao, R. Yokokawa, J. C. Wells, S. Sugiyama

A NOVEL CMOS COLOR PIXEL FOR VISION CHIPS .......................................................................................... 1562Q. Y. Fu, W. C. Zhang, Q. Y. Lin, N. J. Wu

A CMOS IMAGE SENSOR ZERO POWER DYNAMIC RANGE INCREASING TECHNIQUE ........................ 1566T.-H. Tsai, C.-C. Wang

A WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE CHECKERED-COLOR CMOS IMAGE SENSOR WITH IR-CUT RGB AND VISIBLE-TO-NEAR-IR PIXELS ............................................................................................................... 1570

S. Kawada, S. Sakai, N. Akahane, R. Kuroda, S. Sugawa

THE TRANSVERSE FIELD DETECTOR: A CMOS ACTIVE PIXEL SENSOR CAPABLE OF ON-LINE TUNING OF THE SPECTRAL RESPONSE

........................ 1574

G. Langfelder, A. Longoni, F. Zaraga

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION SMART CONFIGURABLE WIRELESS SENSORS AND ACTUATORS FOR INDUSTRIAL MONITORING AND CONTROL ................................................................................................................................. 1580

A. M. Madni

SESSION C2L-A-BIOMEDICAL & HEALTHCARE APPLICATIONS OPTO-CHEMICAL METHOD FOR ULTRA-LOW OXYGEN TRANSMISSION RATE MEASUREMENT ........................................................................................................................................................... 1582

M. Tscherner, C. Konrad, A. Bizzarri, M. Suppan, M. Cajlakovic, V. Ribitsch, F. Stelzer

DISCRIMINATION OF EATING HABITS WITH A WEARABLE BONE CONDUCTION SOUND RECORDER SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................... 1588

M. Shuzo, G. Lopez, T. Takashima, S. Komori, S. Yanagimoto, T. Tatsuta, J.-J. Delaunay, I. Yamada

WIRELESS POWER RECHARGING FOR IMPLANTABLE BLADDER PRESSURE SENSOR ....................... 1592P. Cong, M. A. Suster, D. J. Young, N. Chaimanonart

A WIRELESS SELF-POWERED URINARY INCONTINENCE SENSOR SYSTEM ............................................ 1596A. Tanaka, Y. Nakagawa, K. Kitamura, F. Utsunomiya, N. Hama, T. Douseki

INTEGRATION OF A SUITE OF SENSORS IN A WIRELESS HEALTH SENSOR PLATFORM..................... 1600P. Van De Ven, A. Bourke, C. Tavares, R. Feld, J. Nelson, A. Rocha, G. Ó Laighin

INCREASING THE ACCURACY WITH A RICH SENSOR SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC LASER OSTEOTOMY ................................................................................................................................................................. 1606

H. Mönnich, D. Stein, J. Raczkowsky, H. Wörn

SESSION C2L-B-TEMPERATURE & POWER SENSING LOW DOSE PLASTIC OPTICAL FIBRE RADIATION DOSIMETER FOR CLINICAL DOSIMETRY APPLICATIONS.................................................................................................................................... 1611

S. O'Keeffe, E. Lewis, A. Santhanam, J. P. Rolland, A. Winningham

A MICROMACHINED SILICON CAPACITIVE TEMPERATURE SENSOR FOR RADIOSONDE APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 1615

H.-Y. Ma, Q.-A. Huang, M. Qin, T. T. Lu

LINEARIZATION OF A THERMAL-DIFFUSIVITY-BASED TEMPERATURE SENSOR................................. 1619C. P. L. Van Vroonhoven, K. A. A. Makinwa

AN OFFSET REDUCTION INFRARED TRACKING SYSTEM WITH WINNER-TAKE-ALL IMPLEMENTATIONFOR CMOS THERMAL MICROSENSOR............................................................................ 1623

J.-Q. Wang, C.-H. Shen

A GAAS MMIC-BASED INLINE RF MEMS POWER SENSOR.............................................................................. 1627Z. Q. Zhang, X. P. Liao, L. Han, S. Su

A NON-CONTACT TEMPERATURE SENSING WITH ULTRASOUND AND THE POTENTIAL FOR MONITORING HEATED MATERIALS............................................................................................................ 1631

I. Ihara, M. Takahashi, H. Yamada

SESSION C2L-C-ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING USING LOCAL WIND INFORMATION FOR GAS DISTRIBUTION MAPPING IN OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT WITH A MOBILE ROBOT ............................................................................................................ 1637

M. Reggente, A. J. Lilienthal

ESTIMATING GAS-SOURCE LOCATION IN OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT USING MOBILE ROBOT EQUIPPED WITH GAS SENSORS AND ANEMOMETER ....................................................................... 1643

Y. Fukazawa, H. Ishida

THE AIRBORNE EARTH SCIENCE MICROWAVE IMAGING RADIOMETER (AESMIR) - NASA'S NEW PASSIVE MICROWAVE AIRBORNE IMAGER.............................................................................. 1647

E. Kim

DEVELOPMENT AND OCEANOGRAPHIC APPLICATIONS OF UNDERWATER IN-SITU RADON SENSOR USING PLASTIC SCINTILLATOR............................................................................................. 1651

K. Shitashima, K. Karasawa, K. Miyakawa

LONG TERM MONITORING OF CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS USING AN NMR SENSOR.......................... 1655R. H. Morris, M. I. Newton, M. Bencsik, P. R. Knowles, P. A. Davies, P. Griffin

DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH RESOLUTION SNOW DEPTH SENSOR USING ULTRASONICS ....................... 1660Z. S. Lim

SESION C2L-D-SURFACE-ACTIVATED SENSORS OPTIMIZATION OF THE WORK FUNCTION RESPONSE OF CO2-SENSING POLYSILOXANE LAYERS BY MODIFICATION OF THE POLYMERIZATION .............................................................................. 1664

S. Stegmeier, M. Fleischer, A. Tawil, P. Hauptmann

FUNCTIONALIZATION OF HIGH FREQUENCY SAW RFID DEVICES FOR OZONE DOSIMETRY .................................................................................................................................................................. 1669

R. S. Westafer, G. Levitin, M. H. Bergin, D. W. Hess, P. J. Edmonson, W. D. Hunt

HUMIDITY SENSOR LEAKY SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVES IN YX-LITAO3 WITH NANOSTRUCTURED PORPHYRIN FILM ................................................................................................................ 1675

R. Rimeika, D. Ciplys, V. Poderys, R. Rotomskis, M. Shur

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A PIG ODORANT BINDING PROTEIN BY IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY ................................................................................................................................. 1680

S. Capone, L. Francioso, P. Siciliano, K. C. Persaud, A. M. Pisanelli, C. De Pascali

TOWARDS EASILY REPRODUCIBLE NANO-STRUCTURED SERS SUBSTRATES ....................................... 1685M. S. Schmidt, A. Boisen, J. Hübner

REAL-TIME AND LABEL-FREE ANALYSIS OF CELLULAR ACTIVITY ON CHIP ....................................... 1690S. Milgram, S. Cortes, M. B. Villiers, P. N. Marche, T. Livache, Y. Roupioz

SESSION C3L-A-ELECTROCHEMICAL BIOSENSORS RAPID DIAGNOSTIC DEVICE FOR MASTITIS BASED ON ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION OF SUPEROXIDE PRODUCED FROM NEUTROPHILS IN FRESH MILK ................................ 1694

K. Okada, J. Fukuda, H. Suzuki, S. Ayano, Y. Nikaido, T. Nishi, K. Oka

RAPID CHOLESTEROL DETECTION BY FUNCTIONALIZED CARBON NANOTUBE BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSOR ON FLOW INJECTION MICROFLUIDIC CHIP ........................................... 1698

A. Wisitsoraat, P. Sritongkham, C. Karuwan, D. Phokharatkul, T. Maturos, A. Tuantranont

NANODIAMOND MACRO- AND MICROELECTRODE ARRAY BIO-SENSOR ................................................ 1702W. P. Kang, J. L. Davidson, S. Raina

FABRICATION OF A BIOMIMETIC MEMBRANE WITH BIOMATERIALS ATTACHED CONDUCTING POLYMER: APPLICATION TO A NADH SENSOR .................................................................... 1706

K.-S. Lee, H.-B. Noh, M.-S. Won, Y.-B. Shim

A NOVEL MICROCHIP SYSTEM INTEGRATED WITH GOLD NANO-ELECTRODE ENSEMBLE FOR ELECTROCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF HYALURONIC ACID................................ 1710

C.-M. Chen, C. S. Chien, M.-L. Yeh, C.-H. Lin, Y.-T. Chuang

SESSION C3L-B-WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING WIRELESS MAGNETIC SENSOR NETWORK FOR COLLECTING VEHICLE DATA.................................... 1714

J. Chinrungrueng, S. Kaewkamnerd

WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK TESBED FOR STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING OF BRIDGES ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1718

Y. Tselishchev, A. Boulis

DEVELOPMENT OF A PROTOTYPING PLATFORM FOR THE INTEGRATION OF MULTIPLE FIBER OPTIC SENSING DEVICES TO A SHIMMERTM SYSTEM FOR IN-SITU MARITIME MONITORING ......................................................................................................................................... 1722

E. O'Connell, S. O'Keeffe, T. Newe, E. Lewis, W. Lyons, M. Healy

LOW POWER SENSOR PLATFORM FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING .............................................. 1726A. Sieber, J. Markert, M. F. Wagner, C. Woegerer

THE FIRST ORDER LOAD-BALANCED ALGORITHM WITH STATIC FIXING SCHEME FOR CENTRALIZED WSN SYSTEM IN OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ....................................... 1732

Y.-C. Wang, C.-L. Tseng, Y.-J. Chu, C.-P. Tseng, K.-C. Liao, Y.-C. Wu, K.-Y. Ho, E.-C. Yang, F.-M. Lu, J.-A. Jiang

MICROCLIMATE REAL-TIME MONITORING BASED ON ZIGBEE SENSOR NETWORK .......................... 1736N. Watthanawisuth, T. Kerdcharoen, A. Tuantranont

SESSION C3L-C-DYNAMIC SENSORS & SYSTEMS GAPO4: AN INTERESTING CRYSTAL FOR VIBRATING INERTIAL SENSORS ............................................. 1741

O. Le Traon, O. Ducloux, R. Levy, S. Masson

DIGITAL CONTROL OF TUNNELING ACCELEROMETER................................................................................ 1746C. Burgner, Z. Yie, N. Kataria, L. Oropeza, K. Aström, F. Brewer, K. Turner

A WIDE BANDWIDTH, WIDE DYNAMIC-RANGE THERMAL ΣΔ ARCHITECTURE FOR CONVECTIVE ACCELEROMETERS ........................................................................................................................ 1750

O. Leman, F. Mailly, L. Latorre, P. Nouet

NOVEL STRUCTURE AND FABRICATION OF AN ENERGY HARVESTING DEVICE BASED ON VIBRATION-ORIENTED GENERATION FOR LOW-OSCILLATION OPERATION................................. 1754

T. Suzuki, S. Nagasawa, H. Okamoto, H. Kuwano

RESONANCE FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR OF SILICON NITRIDE CANTILEVERS AS A FUNCTION OF PRESSURE IN DIFFERENT GAS ENVIRONMENTS.................................................................. 1758

K. Babaei Gavan, J. Van Der Heijden, E. Van Der Drift, H. Van Der Zant

OPTIMIZATION OF KINETIC ENERGY HARVESTER FOR LOW AMPLITUDE VIBRATION ................... 1762R. Waters, M. Fralick, R. Waters, H. Jazo, M. Kerber, J. Brewer

SPECIAL SESSION C3L-D-MAGNETIC SENSORS (INVITED) UNCOOLED, MILLIMETER-SCALE ATOMIC MAGNETOMETERS WITH FEMTOTESLA SENSITIVITY ................................................................................................................................................................. 1766

J. Kitching, S. Knappe, W. C. Griffith, J. Preusser, V. Gerginov, P. D. D. Schwindt, V. Shah, R. Jimenez-Martinez

MAGNETIC NOISE IN A LOW-POWER PICOTESLA MAGNETORESISTIVE SENSOR ................................ 1770S. H. Liou, D. Sellmyer, S. E. Russek, R. Heindl, F. C. S. Da Silva, J. Moreland, D. P. Pappas, L. Yuan, J. Shen

ACHIEVING 1/F NOISE REDUCTION WITH THE MEMS FLUX CONCENTRATOR ..................................... 1774A. Edelstein, G. A. Fischer, J. E. Burnette, W. F. Egelhoff, S. F. Cheng

GMR-BASED SENSORS FOR ULTRA-SENSITIVE MAGNETOMETRY............................................................. 1778M. Pannetier-Lecoeur, C. Fermon, H. Polovy, H. Dyvorne, J. Paul

CROSSFIELD EFFECT IN MAGNETIC SENSORS.................................................................................................. 1782P. Ripka, M. Janosek, M. Butta, S. Billingsley, E. Wakefield

SESSION C4L-A-ELECTRICAL BIOSENSORS IMPEDIMETRIC BIOSENSOR SYSTEM FOR THE ON-LINE ANALYSIS OF STIMULATED NEURONAL CELLS EMBEDDED IN GEL MATRICES.......................................................................................... 1786

T. Jacobs, T. Valero, S. Kintzios, P. Hauptmann, M. Naumann

APTAMER-BASED LABEL-FREE IMMUNOSENSORS USING CARBON NANOTUBE FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS .............................................................................................................................................. 1790

K. Maehashi, K. Matsumoto

A LABEL-FREE IMMUNOSENSOR FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DENGUE INFECTION WITH SIMPLE ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS .............................................................................................................. 1794

X. Q. Fang, O. K. Tan, M. S. Tse, E. E. Ooi

AMPEROMETRIC MICRO-IMMUNOSENSOR FOR RAPID SUBSTANCE-P QUANTIFICATION IN BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS ............................................................................................................................................ 1800

J. Horak, B. Enderle, H. Bakirci, G. A. Urban

A LEAKAGE CURRENT MICROSENSOR FOR DETECTION OF INTERACTION BETWEEN AN ELECTROLYTE-ENTRAPPING LIPOSOME AND PROTEIN ........................................................................ 1803

M. Noda, T. Asai, T. Shimanouchi, K. Yamashita, H. Umakoshi, M. Okuyama, R. Kuboi

LABEL FREE POTENTIOMETRIC SIALIC ACID DETECTION APPLICABLE TO LIVING CELL DIAGNOSIS ......................................................................................................................................................... 1807

A. Matsumoto, N. Sato, H. Cabral, K. Kataoka, Y. Miyahara

SESSION C4L-B-HIGH PERFORMANCE OPTICAL DETECTORS CHARACTERIZATION OF SINGLE-PHOTON AVALANCHE DIODES IN STANDARD CMOS .................... 1811

B. Nouri, M. Dandin, P. Abshire

SILICON CARBIDE PHOTOMULTIPLIERS AND AVALANCHE PHOTODIODE ARRAYS FOR ULTRAVIOLET AND SOLAR-BLIND LIGHT DETECTION ................................................................................. 1815

A. Vert, S. Soloviev, A. Bolotnikov, P. Sandvik

UV SIC AVALANCHE PHOTODETECTORS FOR PHOTON COUNTING ......................................................... 1819S. Soloviev, A. Vert, A. Bolotnikov, P. Sandvik

HIGHLY SENSITIVE RADIO-FREQUENCY UV SENSOR BASED ON PHOTOCAPACITIVE EFFECT IN GAN ............................................................................................................................................................ 1823

V. S. Chivukula, D. Ciplys, A. Sereika, M. S. Shur, J. Yang, R. Gaska

SESSION C4L-C-FORCE & FLUID SENSING PLATINUM SPUTTERED CMOS-MEMS ELECTROTHERMAL PROBES WITH PIEZORESISTIVE FORCE SENSING ........................................................................................................................ 1828

J. Liu, L. Draghi, M. Noman, J. A. Bain, T. E. Schlesinger, G. K. Fedder

DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND CALIBRATION OF CAPACITIVE AIR GAP SENSORS FOR APPLICATION IN LEVITATION BASED GUIDES IN MICROACTUATORS .................................................... 1832

B. Denkena, H.-H. Gatzen, H. Kayapinar, F. Pape

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELASTIC TACTILE SENSOR EMULATING HUMAN FINGERS FOR TELE-PRESENTATION SYSTEMS ............................................................................................................................ 1836

Y. Hidaka, Y. Shiokawa, K. Tashiro, T. Maeno, M. Konyo, T. Yamauchi

A NOVEL CALORIMETRIC FLOW SENSOR IMPLEMENTATION BASED ON THERMAL SIGMA-DELTA MODULATION ................................................................................................................................. 1840

S. Cerimovic, A. Talic, R. Beigelbeck, T. Sauter, F. Kohl, J. Schalko, F. Keplinger

DESIGN OF A NEUTRALLY BUOYANT SELF-POWERED MULTI-PARAMETER SENSOR FOR DATA LOGGING IN FLOW APPLICATIONS .......................................................................................................... 1844

S. Thiele, S. Schöne, F. Voigt, M. J. Da Silva, U. Hampel

PNEUMATIC PUMPING OF LIQUIDS USING THERMAL TRANSPIRATION FOR LAB-ON-A-CHIP APPLICATIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 1848

C. Yamarthy, K. Pharas, A. Schultz, S. McNamara

SESSION C4L-D-HYDROCARBON SENSING EFFECT OF MICROPILLAR DENSITY ON SEPARATION EFFICIENCY OF SEMI-PACKED MICRO GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY COLUMNS .................................................................................................... 1852

S. Nishiyama, T. Nakai, M. Shuzo, J.-J. Delaunay, I. Yamada

TOTAL HYDROCARBON ANALYSIS WITH A PLANAR MICRO FLAME IONIZATION DETECTOR..................................................................................................................................................................... 1856

W. J. Kuipers, J. Müller

EXTREMELY SMALL METHANOL SENSOR WITH MICRO/NANO POROUS AU-PT ELECTRODES FOR COMPACT DMFC APPLICATIONS...................................................................................... 1860

J. D. Kim, Y. J. Lee, J. Y. Park

MICRO PRECONCENTRATOR WITH SEEDLESS ELECTROPLATED GOLD AS SELF-HEATING ADSORBENT............................................................................................................................................... 1864

B. Alfeeli, M. A. Zareian-Jahromi, M. Agah

IMPROVING THE SENSITIVITY AND SELECTIVITY OF ALCOHOL SENSORS BASED ON ORGANIC THIN-FILM TRANSISTORS BY USING CHEMICALLY-MODIFIED DIELECTRIC INTERFACES ................................................................................................................................................................. 1868

T. Mori, Y. Kikuzawa, K. Noda

FIBER OPTIC BIO-SNIFFER (BIOCHEMICAL GAS SENSOR) USING UV-LED LIGHT FOR MONITORING ETHANOL VAPOR WITH HIGH SENSITIVITY & SELECTIVITIY........................................ 1872

H. Kudo, M. Sawai, K. Miyajima, D. Takahashi, T. Arakawa, H. Saito, K. Mitsubayashi

SESSION C5L-A-PATIENT MONITORING A WSN-BASED WIRELESS MONITORING SYSTEM FOR INTRADIALYTIC HYPOTENSION OF DIALYSIS PATIENTS ............................................................................................................................................. 1876

Y.-C. Wu, W.-D. Chang, T.-S. Lin, T.-Y. Lai, J.-Y. Wang, C.-T. Tsai, C.-K. Hsu, J.-C. Shieh, J.-A. Jiang

DESIGN OF FLEXIBLE, LOW-POWER AND WIRELESS SENSOR NODES FOR HUMAN POSTURE TRACKING AIDING EPILEPTIC SEIZURE DETECTION................................................................. 1880

B. Huyghe, J. Vanfleteren, J. Doutreloigne

WEARABLE WIRELESS ACCELEROMETER WITH EMBEDDED FALL-DETECTION LOGIC FOR MULTI-SENSOR AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING APPLICATIONS ............................................................. 1884

A. Lombardi, M. Ferri, G. Rescio, M. Grassi, P. Malcovati

IMPLANTABLE OPTICAL SENSOR FOR CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF VARIOUS HEMOGLOBIN DERIVATIVES AND TISSUE PERFUSION.................................................................................. 1888

J. Fiala, R. Gehrke, N. Weber, P. Bingger, H. Zappe, A. Seifert

SENSOR SYSTEM FOR NON-INVASIVE OPTICAL HEMOGLOBIN DETERMINATION .............................. 1892U. Timm, E. Lewis, D. McGrath, J. Kraitl, H. Ewald

SESSION C5L-B-SPECIAL IMAGING & SPECTROSCOPIC APPLICATIONS OPTICAL ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY USING LASER AMPLITUDE MODULATION.......................... 1896

J. H. Chow, A. R. Wade, C. Mow-Lowry, D. S. Rabeling, I. C. M. Littler, M. B. Gray, D. McClelland

DESIGN OF HIGHLY REFLECTIVE SUBWAVELENGTH DIFFRACTION GRATINGS FOR USE IN A TUNABLE SPECTROMETER.................................................................................................................... 1901

R. Waters, M. Kerber, M. Fralick, B. Dick, H. Jazo

SUBWAVELENGTH DETECTION OF TERAHERTZ RADIATION USING GAAS HEMTS ............................ 1905T. A. Elkhatib, A. V. Muravjov, D. B. Veksler, W. J. Stillman, V. Y. Kachorovskii, X.-C. Zhang, M. S. Shur

TERAHERTZ PLASMON-RESONANT MICROSHIP EMITTERS AND THEIR POSSIBLE SENSING AND SPECTROSCOPIC APPLICATIONS............................................................................................... 1908

T. Otsuji, Y. Tsuda, T. Komori, A. El Fatimy, T. Suemitsu

SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE IMAGING WITH POLARISATION MODULATION ............................. 1914D. J. L. Graham, L. R. Watkins

SESSION C5L-C-LIQUID-BASED SENSORS A PLASMA SPECTROSCOPIC MICRODEVICE FOR ON-SITE WATER MONITORING............................... 1918

J. Sweeney, C. Whitney, C. G. Wilson

PH MICRO SENSOR WITH MICRO-FLUIDIC LIQUID-JUNCTION REFERENCE ELECTRODE ON-CHIP FOR CELL CULTURE APPLICATIONS.................................................................................................. 1922

J. Kieninger, A. Marx, F. Spies, A. Weltin, G. Jobst, G. A. Urban

FABRICATION OF A MULTI-MODAL SENSOR WITH PH, EC AND TEMPERATURE SENSING AREAS FOR AGRICULTURE APPLICATION ......................................................................................................... 1926

M. Futagawa, T. Iwasaki, H. Takao, M. Ishida, K. Sawada

MEASUREMENT OF LIQUID COMPLEX DIELECTRIC CONSTANTS USING NON-CONTACT SENSORS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1930

J. W. Kim, P. Pasupathy, D. Neikirk, S. Zheng

PPT-LEVEL AQUEOUS BENZENE DETECTION WITH AN UV-SPECTROSCOPY BASED PORTABLE SENSOR .................................................................................................................................................... 1934

S. Camou, A. Shimizu, T. Horiuchi, T. Haga

SPECIAL SESSION C5L-D-MOLECULAR LEVEL DETECTION MECHANISM FOR BIO & CHEMICAL SENSING (INVITED) STEPWISE IMPROVEMENT OF ROOM TEMPERATURE VOC SENSING LAYERS BY ADDITION OF CATALYSTS ON MICRO- AND NANOSCALE ............................................................................. 1938

S. Stegmeier, M. Fleischer, P. Hauptmann

TAILORING OF FIELD EFFECT GAS SENSORS FOR SENSING OF NON-HYDROGEN CONTAINING SUBSTANCES FROM MECHANISTIC STUDIES ON MODEL SYSTEMS ............................... 1944

M. Andersson, A. Lloyd Spetz

OXYGEN DETECTION VIA NANOSCALE OPTICAL INDICATORS.................................................................. 1949R. Ghosh, S. P. Kramer, R. Loloee, P. Askeland, C. Weeks

EFFECT OF WATER VAPOUR ON GALLIUM DOPED ZINC OXIDE NANOPARTICLE SENSOR GAS RESPONSE ............................................................................................................................................ 1952

R. Pearce, A. Hagelin, P.-O. Käll, R. Yakimova, A. Lloyd Spetz, F. Söderlind, E. Becker, M. Skoglundh

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