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Sensors play a pivotal role in modern engineering, enabling the acquisition of data from the physical world and its transformation into actionable information. "IgMin Research: STEM" proudly presents the Engineering: Sensors section, dedicated to exploring the intricate world of sensing technologies and their multifaceted applications across various domains.

In an era characterized by data-driven decision-making, sensors serve as the bridge between the physical and digital realms. This section delves deep into the realm of sensors, offering insights into their design, operation, and integration. From detecting environmental parameters to enabling cutting-edge medical diagnostics, the realm of sensors knows no bounds.

With a firm emphasis on multidisciplinarity, our Engineering: Sensors section invites researchers, engineers, and enthusiasts to explore the latest advancements in sensor technologies. Dive into articles that unravel the inner workings of various sensor types, including optical sensors, biosensors, MEMS sensors, and more. Gain a profound understanding of how these devices enhance our ability to monitor, control, and respond to the world around us.

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Designing a Compact High-precision Positioner with Large Stroke Capability for Nanoindentation Devices
by Tarek Mohammad

A new design of a fine positioner or high precision driven unit with a large positioning range is proposed for a custom-made in-situ indenter device equipped inside an SEM chamber. The design configuration of the proposed system is size-effective for the confined working area of the SEM chamber. The indentation depths ...can be precisely varied by controlling the fine positioner driven by a piezoelectric actuator. The main goal is to achieve very deep penetrations toward the bottom layers of tall or large-size scale specimens by single indentation, without the need for sequential indentations. Thus, the proposed design can eliminate the need for sequential adjustments of the specimen position with respect to the indenter tip as currently being practiced by the researchers. The specimen position adjustment after each indentation heavily depends on the coarse positioner and its accuracy level in a sub-millimeter regime which could result in position errors and unwanted lateral forces in the nanoindentation process. Therefore, the sequential indentations technique could lead to considerable variations in the outcomes of nanoindentation tests done on similar specimens. The proposed design will be realized to deploy in the Continuous Stiffness Measurement (CSM) techniques generally used to evaluate elastic properties as a function of continuous penetration depth with high-frequency loading and unloading cycles.

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