Sensors and Microsystems: Proceedings of the 4th Italian Conference Roma, Italy 3-5 February 1999,9789810241995

Sensors and Microsystems: Proceedings of the 4th Italian Conference Roma, Italy 3-5 February 1999

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ISBN13: 9789810241995
ISBN10: 9810241992
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Pub. Date: 1999-12-01
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Proceedings of the 4th Italian Conference held February 3-5, 1999, Roma, Italy.

Table of Contents

Plenary Talks 1(42)
Fuzzy and intermingling: modeling mind dynamics
3(9)
F. Orsucci
The imagery effect on memorizing verbal information: an experimental approach
12(7)
A. Colosimo
M. Fioravanti
Modelling nonlinear systems with cellular automata
19(5)
R. Serra
Recent trends on gas sensors based on semiconducting thin films
24(8)
C. Baratto
E. Comini
G. Faglia
R. Nelli
M. Pardo
G. Sherveglieri
From instruments to intelligent systems
32(11)
C. Bartoletti
F. Muzi
G. Sacerdoti
D. D'Amico
Biosensors and Bioelectronics 43(56)
DNA electrochemical biosensor for the detection of mutagenic pollutants
45(6)
G. Marrazza
I. Chianella
M. Mascini
Electrode probes for the rapid assay of seafood toxins
51(6)
D. Moscone
L. Micheli
S. Marini
S. Di Stefano
G. Palleschi
Electron transfer from glucose oxidase to electrode surface via electron relays, bound covalently to the enzyme
57(6)
L. Del Signore
R. Paolesse
G. Palleschi
A. Curulli
Immunodetection of the Maillard reaction in food
63(6)
M. Pallini
D. Compagnone
S. Marini
G. Palleschi
Development of superoxide dismutase biosensors and their use in the determination of radical scavengers
69(6)
L. Campanella
G. Favero
L. Persi
M. Tomassetti
New biosensors working in organic solvents
75(11)
L. Campanella
G. Favero
M.P. Sammartino
M. Tomassetti
A bioelectronic system based on microelectrode arrays coupled to brain slices for electrophysiological measurements
86(7)
M. Balestrino
M. Bove
Y. Dupont
M. Grattarola
M. Koudelka-Hep
H. Jahnsen
S. Martinoia
P. Thiebaud
J. Zimmer
A microvision based electrorotation measurement system to characterize dielectric properties of living cells
93(6)
G. De Gasperis
Chemical Sensors Based on Inorganic Materials 99(80)
Carbon monoxide electrochemical planar sensor for indoor applications
101(4)
C.M. Mari
R. Ruffo
M. Prudenziati
B. Morten
In2O3 sensors for environmental applications
105(6)
G. Faglia
B. Allieri
E. Comini
L.E. Depero
P. Nelli
L. Sangaletti
G. Sberveglieri
Gas sensing properties of nano-sized MoO3 thin films
111(6)
E. Comini
G. Faglia
G. Sberveglieri
C. Cantalini
M. Passacantando
S. Santucci
Y. Li
W. Wlodarski
W. Qu
Structural optical and electrical characterisation of nanostructed titania thick films
117(5)
N. Bonini
M.C. Carotta
A. Chiorino
M. Ferroni
M. Gallana
V. Guidi
C. Malagu
G. Martinelli
O. Richard
M. Sacerdoti
D. Van Dyck
J. Van Landuyt
An applicatin of gas sensors to high-energy physics
122(9)
V. Guidi
G. Faglia
M. Ferroni
F. Petrucci
G. Sberveglieri
Preparation and characterization of SnO2 and MoOx-SnO2 nano-sized powders for thick film gas sensors: surface chemistry and electrical response to NO2
131(12)
A. Chiorino
G. Ghiotti
F. Prinetto
M.C. Carotta
M. Gallana
G. Martinelli
Low level NO2 detection by means of a silicon integrated tin oxide sensor
143(5)
M. Mazzer
R. Rella
P. Siciliano
S. Capone
C. Cobianu
C. Savianu
A. Arnautu
R. Iorgulescu
D. Dascalu
Surface analysis of metal/SnO2 and SnO2/metal structures for gas sensors
148(6)
S. Kaciulis
G. Mattogno
L. Pandolfi
G. Scavia
A. Galdikas
A. Setkus
E. Bemporad
Porous silicon organic and pollutant gas sensor
154(6)
C. Baratto
E. Comini
G. Faglia
G. Sberveglieri
V. La Ferrara
G. Di Francia
L. Lancellotti
L. Quercia
R. Carpentiero
F. Bellucci
L. Boarino
G. Lerondel
G. Amato
M. Rossi
Reversible and irreversible effects of gas environments on porous silicon photoluminescence
160(5)
G. Di Francia
T. Fasolino
L. Quercia
G. Iadonisi
V. La Ferrara
L. Lancellotti
D. Ninno
The perturbative approach applied to the characterization of TiO2 films for SAW sensor applications
165(6)
C. Caliendo
Non-invasive specific chemical sensors and their applications
171(8)
E. Scarano
E. Bottari
M.R. Festa
L. Lioce
M. Mantarro
F. Spinelli
A. D'Amico
C. Di Natale
E. Mazzone
G. E. Pellegrini
Chemical Sensors Based on Organic Materials 179(60)
Structural properties of mixed ultrathin organic films investigated by scanning probe microscopy
181(5)
M.T. Parodi
W. Rocchia
A. Chiabrera
E. Di Zitti
D. Ricci
Study of the physical properties of Langmuir-Blodgett films of pyrrolic macrocycles
186(5)
R. Paolesse
C. Di Natale
A. Macagnano
A. D'Amico
C. Goletti
A. Sgarlata
R. Paradiso
M. Cocco
Polyvinyl-alcohol film coated relative humidity sensor based on dual resonator SAW oscillator
191(5)
M. Penza
G. Cassano
Porphyrin dimer Langmuir-Blodgett films for gas sensing applications
196(6)
D.P. Arnold
A. Genga
D. Manno
A. Serra
L. Valli
Preparation of porhyrin-C60 and phtalocyanine-C60 dyads
202(5)
L. Leo
G. Mele
G. Rosso
G. Stasi
L. Valli
G. Vasapollo
A new indicator dye covalently bound on controlled pore glasses as optical transducer for Hg(II)
207(6)
A. Flamini
F. Baldini
A. Falai
A tripodal ligand incorporating the dansyl group
213(9)
F. Bolletta
M.C. Fiorini
M. Montalti
L. Prodi
N. Zaccheroni
Sensing of anionic analytes based on the metal-ligand interaction
222(6)
L. Fabbrizzi
M. Licchelli
G. Rabaioli
A. Taglietti
Novel Di- and polynuclear Pd(II) and Pt(II) biphosphine complexes with (poly)ethynylthiophene bridges: sensitive membranes for the detection of humidity and alcohols
228(6)
M.V. Russo
A. Furlani
I. Fratoddi
P. Altamura
C. Lo Sterzo
A. Bearzotti
Quartz microbalances in solution: study of the influence of the electrical and mechanical properties of the liquid
234(5)
E. Bianchi
C. Di Natale
E. Galassi
R. Paolesse
A. D'Amico
L. Piras
R. Paradiso
M. Cocco
ChemFET 239(14)
An ISFET based chemical sensor for the food industry
241(6)
M. Corra
G.U. Pignatel
P. Conci
B. Margesin
M. Zen
A. Maglione
An ISFET based microsystem for pH measurements
247(6)
P. Conci
L. Ravezzi
G. Soncini
Arrays of Non-Selective Sensors 253(36)
Application of an electronic nose to the quality analysis of tobacco varieties
255(5)
C. Di Natale
A. Macagnano
R. Paolesse
A. Mantini
A. D'Amico
M. Ricciardi
M.R. Marotta
Detection of vapours by a sol-gel sensors array
260(5)
F. Quaranta
R. Rella
P. Siciliano
S. Capone
M. Epifani
L. Vasanelli
A. Distante
F. Filograna
Comparison between MOS and CP-based electronic noses in the discrimination of extra virgin olive oils
265(5)
M.S. Gardini
M. Allai
E. Dalcanale
F. Di Francesco
G. Pioggia
A systematic way of extracting features from the dynamic response of a sensor array
270(6)
M. Pardo
E. Comini
G. Faglia
G. Sberveglieri
Testing the resolving power of an electronic nose by discriminating various types of cheeses
276(6)
M. Pardo
G. Niederjaufner
E. Comini
G. Faglia
G. Sberveglieri
Development of an electronic tongue based on potentiometric sensors
282(7)
E. Mazzone
C. Di Natale
A. Mantini
A. D'Amico
A. Legin
A. Rudnitskaya
Yu. Vlasov
Infrared, Optical and Radiation Sensors 289(38)
Absorption spectroscopy in the ultraviolet and visible range of hexavalent chromium aqueous solutions
291(4)
A.G. Mignani
L. Spadoni
Amorphous silicon infrared photodetector working at room temperature
295(6)
D. Caputo
G. De Cesare
A. Nascetti
F. Palma
A. Ragni
Thin-film photodetectors for the ultraviolent and vaccum-ultraviolet spectral range
301(5)
G. De Cesare
F. Irrera
M. Mazzetta
P. Nicolosi
Silicon micro-optical antenna for EMC measurements
306(5)
G. Cocorullo
F.G. Della Corte
M. Iodice
R. Massa
G. Panariello
I. Rendina
A computational algorithm for the pyroelectric sensor response to arbitrarily modulated signals: a square wave application
311(11)
G. Bozzi
L. Capineri
L. Masotti
P. Mazzinghi
M. Mazzoni
A four-quadrant beam position sensor for applications with frequency modulated IR laser diodes
322(5)
L. Capineri
G. Toci
P. Mazzinghi
M. Mazzone
L. Masotti
Fiber Optics Sensors 327(14)
Optical fibers for the monitoring of lighting in museum environments
329(5)
A.G. Mignani
R. Falciaci
C. Trono
B. Tiribilli
Fiber optic optoacoustic sources
334(7)
E. Biagi
L. Masotti
M. Pieraccini
Mechanical Sensors 341(16)
Vibrating system for calibration of acceleration microsensors
343(6)
M. Petternella
M. Tiberti
R. Vitelli
Sensitive garments for body kinematics recording
349(8)
R. Francesconi
A. Mazzolid
P. Orsini
D. De Rossi
Microsystems and Technology 357(26)
An integrated Xenon flow regulator obtained by means of micromachining
359(7)
A. Diligenti
A. Nannini
F. Pieri
M. Piotto
G. Noci
Semiconductor devices characterization by scanning probe microscopy
366(5)
F. Bordoni
G. Aielli
L. Fasciani
G. De Gasperis
Magnetic type integrated position sensor for automotive applications
371(6)
L. Labate
U. Mastromatteo
B. Vigna
F.F. Villa
Low power silicon microheaters for gas sensors
377(6)
S. Brida
F. Giacomozzi
D. Giusti
V. Guarnieri
B. Margesin
M. Zen
Electronics and Signal Processing for Sensors 383(35)
Differential transresistance amplifier for noise performance optimisation in piezoresistive sensors
385(6)
A.S. Fiorillo
O. Pasqua
Read-out electronics for IR microbolometers array with smart features
391(7)
C. Corsi
M. Faccio
N. Liberatore
A. Matrone
C. Poduti
M. Salpietro
G. Soncini
A CMOS low-voltage bridge as an integrated temperature sensor
398(5)
G. Ferri
A. D'Amico
C. Di Natale
A CMOS low voltage circuit improves Wheatstone bridge sensitivity and resolution
403(5)
G. Ferri
A. D'Amico
C. Di Natale
A low-voltage resistive sensor based on a CMOS phase shifter
408(5)
G. Ferri
P. de Laurentis
A study about noise in low voltage CMOS integrated temperature sensor
413(5)
G. Ferri
R. Mazzone
A. D'Amico
C. Di Natale
Programmable ADC with non linear characteristics for smart sensor applications
418
M. D'Antonio
G. Bucci
M. Faccio
C. Landi

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