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Articles in January, 2006 issue of Sensors Magazine

• Readers' choices revealed: at look back at the product crowd pleasers of 2005.
  by Martella, Melanie
• Here's how spray cooling works.(for electronic equipment)
  by Selvam, Panneer
• Foundations of Analog and Digital Electronic Circuits.(Book review)
• Temperature, humidity meter.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Thought-Controlled Prosthetics.(IN THE NEWS)
• From a roar to a purr.(reducing car engine noise)(Brief article)
  by Hansson, Tiina
• A smarter workout.(Connectivity Systems for Life Fitness)(Brief article)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Rotary position hall IC.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• RoHS and sensors: what this means to you.(Reduction of Hazardous Substances)(Column)
  by Ramsden, Ed
• Handheld calibrator.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Welcome home.(goode sense)
  by Goode, Barbara G.
• Temperature sensors: contact or noncontact? First, answer this question: can you touch the object or fluid of interest or not? Now you can begin looking for the temperature sensor that will serve your application best.
  by Peacock, G. Raymond
• In your work, how many different properties (e.g., temperature, pressure) do you detect or measure?(OUIOK POLL)
• Hybrid ultrasonic flowmeter.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• The many faces of integration.(Data integration)
  by Kevan, Tom
• Wireless mesh network platform.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Improving safety for first responders.(National Institute of Standards and Technology developing standards for communication networks)(Brief article)
• More events.
• RoHS--without whiskers and hillocks.(ADVANCING SENSOR TECHNOLOGY)(National Institute of Standards and Technology and International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative are investigating on Reduction of Hazardous Substances)
  by Boettinger, Bill
• The next generation of color sensors: a new sensor's keen eye for subtle color variations helps line workers correct problems with nearly beige, almost silver, and sort of gray.
  by Letterle, Bill
• One weird state.(research on polycrystalline semiconductors)(Brief article)
  by Talbott, Kelly
• I think we've established that I (a.) love the web and (b.) have a lamentably twisted sense of humor.(Translation software)(Brief article)
  by Martella, Melanie
• 16-bit, 80 Msps ADC.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Time amazed by sensors.(magazine services)(Brief article)
• Balancing barrels.(SNAPSHOTS FOR APPLICATION INSPIRATION)(California Polytechnic's Civil Engineering )(Brief article)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Integrated motion sensor.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• ZigBee-WiFi compatibility, and nodes at 500 m.
  by Guy, Wise
• Multithreat detection system.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• SensorsGov not just for government.(MILITARY/HOMELAND SECURITY/AEROSPACE)(Brief article)
• Trace gas measurement.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• More capabilities in pressure sensors.(Venture Development Corp.'s study)(Brief article)
• Modular data logging system.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Weather underground.(National Weather Service)(Brief article)
  by Martella, Melanie
• PC/104 analog output board.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Smart shoe has hoop dreams.(athletic shoes from adidas-Salomon AG)(Brief article)
• Chemically resistant sensors.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Design, control, test software.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Wireless sensor telemetry systems.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• Society for experimental mechanics.(RECOMMENDED RESOURCES AND ODDMENTS)(Brief article)
  by Martella, Melanie
• CMOS image sensor.(HANDY NEW PRODUCTS)
  by Martella, Melanie
• ODVA expands CIP for sensor applications.(The Open DeviceNet Vendor Association is developing network using common industrial protocol)(Brief article)
• Universal signal conditioning for smart and multiple sensor systems: you don't have to do it all yourself. This signal conditioner is ready for applications where cost, size, power consumption, and time-to-market are the critical factors for product succe
  by Hsu, George; Miller, Joseph; Zdankiewicz, Edward
• 3D endoscopy reveals hidden lesions.(Genex Technologies Inc. won the contract of National Institutes of Health)(Brief article)
  by Yi, Steven