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    • Sensors, Test & Measurement Projects
    P=Project   E=Experiment   C=Circuit

    Chemical Sensors

    Which Smoke Detector Will Work Best to Alert You to the Possibility of a Fire? [E]
    Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR): Using Surface Plasmons to Detect Chemical Changes [E]
    Chemical Sensing with Porous Silicon on an Autonomous Robot [E]
    Lead-Acid Battery Monitor [E]
    Light Sensors and Measurement
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    Miscellany

    Direct Detection of Dark Matter with LENS: A New Directionally Sensitive Low Energy WIMP Detector [E]
    Build a simple cosmic ray detector that can be built by high school teachers [E]
    Build a Fuse Monitor [C]
    Make your own thermistor and pressure sensor. [E] [E] [E]
    Demonstrate that If the number of detection zones can be larger than the number of sensors, then there is a mathematical algorithm to calculate the maximum number of detection zones given a number of sensors. [E]
    Determining the Coefficient of Kinetic Friction with a Microcontroller [E]
    Build Your Own Seismometer [E] [E] [E] [E]
    Research different sensors and demonstrate how they work. [E]
    Light Sensors and Measurement
    Electromagnetic Radiation Detectors
    Test & Measurement Circuits
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