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1701. Trade-off between Spectral Feature Extractors for Machine Health Prognostics on Microcontrollers

Umut Onus, Sebastian Uziel, Tino Hutschenreuther, Silvia Krug, Chemnitz, Germany 2022 2022 IEEE 9th International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Virtual Environments for Measurement Systems and Applications (CIVEMSA)

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1702. KODIAK

Set-up of the microfluidic cartridge for testing with SPARCL chemiluminescence assay. Photograph: IMMS.

IMMS researches image sensors for chemiluminescence assays with Thuringian industry and institutes from Erfurt-Südost and Jena

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1703. CMOS image sensor platform for time-resolved fluorescence measurements with europium

Quantitative readout of test strips demonstrates broad applicability in in-vitro diagnostics

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1704. Silicon Saxony Day

Demonstrator for AI-based monitoring of ventilation systems: motor bearings or fan blades can be directly monitored with the compact, retrofittable machine-learning solution. Defective parts are indicated directly via a red LED. Photograph: IMMS.

The Silicon Saxony Day offers unique insight into future technologies and business solutions covering hardware, software and connectivity topics.

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1705. Wissenstransfer im Forschungsprojekt EXPRESS

Valentin Knitsch, Rikard Grass, Hannes Mollenhauer, Silvia Krug, Tino Hutschenreuther, Juliane Welz, 2022 B&B Agrar, Die Zeitschrift für Bildung und Beratung

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1706. StorAIge

A small circuit board with moulded chip.

We are researching the use of ultra-low power embedded memories in wireless sensor front-end ICs for monitoring the condition of wind turbines and individual plants produced in greenhouses.

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1707. Lock-In Pixel CMOS Image Sensor for Time-Resolved Fluorescence Readout of Lateral-Flow Assays

Alexander Hofmann, Benjamin Saft, Peggy Reich, Martin Grabmann, Georg Gläser, Max Trübenbach, Alexander Rolapp, Marco Reinhard, Friedrich Scholz, Eric Schäfer, 2022 IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems

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1708. Measurement Precision of a Planar Nanopositioning Machine with a Range of Motion of Ø100 mm

Jaqueline Stauffenberg, Ingo Ortlepp, Johannes Belkner, Denis Dontsov, Enrico Langlotz, Steffen Hesse, Ivo W Rangelow, Eberhard Manske, 2022 Applied Sciences

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1709. The angle dependent ΔE effect in TiN/AlN/Ni micro cantilevers

Bernd Hähnlein, Maria Kellner, Maximilian Krey, Alireza Nikpourian, Jörg Pezoldt, Steffen Michael, Hannes Toepfer, Stefan Krischok, Katja Tonisch, 2022 Sensors and Actuators A: Physical

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1710. DE 10 2021 103 220

Arrangement of magnetic coils and magnetic coil actuators in the positioning system

Positioning system for the three-dimensional positioning of an object and method for its operation