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Electronics for Low-Size Low-Power Sensors and Systems: From Custom Design to Embedded Solutions

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Dear Colleagues,

As smart sensing systems increase in functionality, complexity, and spread, the related electronic sections have to be flexible, reconfigurable, and possibly low-cost. Several electronics issues are still open among researchers, with the aim of minimizing energy consumption, optimizing performance, and reducing dimensions to obtain non-invasive and miniaturized solutions suitable in different applications and scenarios. The Special Issue “Electronics for Low-Size Low-Power Sensors and Systems: From Custom Design to Embedded Solutions” will publish innovative developments and synergies in the following topics (but not limited to them):

  • User-customizable SoC platform applied to sensing and control complex applications
  • Conditioning and interface electronics for smart sensing in real applications
  • Electronic solutions for MEMS devices applied to industrial applications
  • Electronics solutions for IoT-based health monitoring applications
  • Electronic solutions for smart cities, homes and smart workplaces
  • New sensors for food safety and quality: related interface electronics
  • Wearable systems for biophysical parameters detection: electronic issues
  • Wearable electronic systems for assisting people with physical disabilities, active living, and rehabilitation.
  • Applications and innovations of energy harvesting systems: electronics open issues
  • Low-size low-power sensors in embedded SoC: electronics aspects
  • IoT-based systems for remote process control in different scenarios
  • Low-power Electronic Solutions for signals acquisition/processing from wearable sensors;
  • Embedded solutions and platforms for data processing: firmware issues and applications

Prof. Dr. Paolo Visconti
Prof. Dr. Ramiro Velázquez
Dr. Fazio Roberto
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • Interface electronics
  • Low-power sensors and systems
  • Sensor and related electronics
  • Wearable systems and energy issues
  • IoT solutions in different scenarios
  • Remote process control
  • Sensors for industrial applications
  • Signals electronic conditioning
  • SoC platforms

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