Suggested uses for superconducting materials include medical magnetic-imaging devices, magnetic energy-storage systems, motors, generators, transformers, computer parts, and very sensitive devices for measuring magnetic fields, voltages, or currents.
Their excellent conductivity and zero-band gap features promote electron transport between the sensor and analyte molecules, which is crucial for the development of ultra-fast-responsive and high sensitive devices for numerous biomedical applications.
"We build precise, sensitive devices for smartphones," Eichenwald said.
This kind of nanostructured materials can be applied to different fields that ranges from sensors (i.e., sensitive devices for UV-degradable substances, molecular strain sensor for polymer matrices) to photonics (i.e., linear absorbing polarizer, displays, non-linear optical devices).
Fifteen years earlier, her husband and his brother had developed a version of the electrometer, a sensitive device for measuring electric charge.
For example, working with a United States based software engineer, RNC produced the T3 (Talking Tactile Tablet), a touch sensitive device for interpreting tactile images such as diagrams, charts and maps.
Gravimeter, also called gravity meter, sensitive device for measuring variations in the Earth's gravitational field, useful in prospecting for oil and minerals.
The metal oxide silicon carbide field effect transistor (MISiCFET) sensor has several possible car engine applications, such as an ammonia sensor in selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems or as a lambda-sensitive device for enhancing catalytic converter efficiency.
Special surface treatment techniques allow for an increase of UV and blue light sensitivity for these green red sensitive devices.
Also vibration attenuation measured at the receiving end could be used for improving or revising the structural design, such as setting elastic pads for sensitive devices.
