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En -An introdution to optoelectronic sensors


PREFACE
Although most of the basic principles of optoelectronic (OE) sen-
sors have been known for more than forty years, and optoelectronic
sensor technology emerged over the past 10{20 years, the industrial
applications are relatively new. The last years, however, have seen a
growing interest in this eld, which has resulted in a market growth
rate of more than 50% per year. On the other hand, the overall
optoelectronic market is quite healthy, nowadays, and is going to be
mature as a trillion dollar business.
The reasons for the success of OE sensors may be attributed
on one hand to the strong decrease of the price of most of the re-
quired devices, also due to the increasing di usion of low-cost optical
telecommunication components, and on the other hand to the possi-
bility of easily integrating many optical devices in a single chip.
The availability of a large variety of new or advanced materials
has also contributed to the improvement of the general performance
of optoelectronic sensors and of their design 
exibility.
Looking at the scienti c literature, it clearly appears that in the
recent years there has been an increasing number of journals and
magazines dealing with the subject of sensors, with large room ded-
icated to optical and optoelectronic devices. Every year, published
papers propose a large number of novel con gurations and applica-
tions.
In parallel, a growing number of industrial applications is also be-
ing demonstrated, which run from a better process control to safety
and security improvement, with particular care devoted to trans-
portation, environment, structural health monitoring and food qual-
ity. As diagnostic OE devices continue to be kept smaller, more
portable, more energy e cient, and cheaper, their use in bio-medical
applications will continue to grow. We can also expect that OE sen-
sors will signi cantly contribute to intelligent information systems in
stationary and mobile applications.











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