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    Smart Sensors

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    Elctronics & Instrumentation ) N.E.C‚Nellore ABSTRACT : Smart sensors represent the next evolutionary tools for studying the environment..The smart environment relies first and foremost on sensory data from the real world. Sensory data comes from smart sensors of different modalities in distributed locations. Smart sensor systems are capable of prediction‚ interpretation‚communication and intelligent interaction with the environment & hence

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    Humidity Sensors

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    Humidity Sensors Humidity Humidity is defined as the water vapor content in air or other gases. Humidity is usually measured in terms of absolute humidity (the ratio of the mass of water vapor to the volume of air or gas)‚ dew point (the temperature and pressure at which a gas begins to condense into a liquid)‚ and relative humidity‚ or RH (the ratio of the moisture content of air compared to the saturated moisture level at the same temperature or pressure). Thermal conductivity humidity sensors

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    Gillette Case Study Hbr

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    Division A Group 5 Gillette’s Marketing Strategy for Indonesia Executive summary The analysis has been done to achieve the country manager‚ Chester Allan’s objective to increase the market share by 19% through identifying the new customer segments‚ and increase brand loyalty. The problems faced while achieving the objective are as follows: * The rural population in Indonesia is unaware of the modern shaving trends and therefore do not add to the total sales of the company. With time‚ when

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    Gillette Cassette Case

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    1. Should Gillette enter the cassette market at all? Gillette Safety Razor Division (SRD) would be foolish to not enter the cassette market at this time in the game. With the established and well-trusted brand name on it’s side‚ Gillette will be able to exploit the undeveloped marketed to it’s fullest potential. The way that Gillette can accomplish this is by utilizing some of it’s biggest and strongest assets to overcome what the consultants believe are the three major problems in the industry:

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    “Cutting Edge” Barber‚ Head of Gillette Shaving Division RE: Rejuvenating the strategy of Gillette’s razor business Current Strategy Gillette has grown to be a power brand in the shaving industry. Its products are seen as premium quality and are thus sold at a premium price. Gillette’s current business model consists of high spending in marketing and product development (R&D). Gillette’s traditional competitive strategy for razors is to focus technology and marketing on increasingly sophisticated

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    SENSORS RESEARCH

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    RESEARCH: SENSORS ULTRASONIC RANGE FINDER An ultrasonic range finder sensor enables a robot to detect obstacles in its path by utilizing the propagation of high-frequency sound waves. The sensor emits a 40 kHz sound wave‚ which bounces off a reflective surface and returns to the sensor. Then‚ using the amount of time it takes for the wave to return to the sensor‚ the distance to the object can be computed. Unlike the bumper switch and limit switch that alert you when they have been hit‚ the ultrasonic

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    Magnetic Sensors

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    Vibration Sensors Introduction / Selection Characteristic Flat Frequency Response 20–1‚500 Hz 2–5‚000 Hz Phase Fidelity 2–5‚000Hz Reduced Noise at Higher Frequencies Linearity Mounting in Any Orientation Temperature Limitation EMI* Resistance Mechanical Durability Coil and Magnet Velocity Sensor Piezoelectric Velocity Sensor Yes No Yes Yes Acceptable Excellent No Good Sensor Dependent > +707°F (+375°C) Acceptable Good Yes Good Yes +248°F (+120°C)

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    Sensors and Interfacing

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    SENSORS AND INTERFACING BY S. Muhammad Raza RF POWER AMPLIFIER: An RF power amplifier is a type of electronic amplifier used to convert a low-power radio-frequency signal into a larger signal of significant power‚ typically for driving the antenna of atransmitter. It is usually optimized to have high efficiency‚ high output Power(P1dB)compression‚ good return loss on the input and output‚ good gain‚ and optimum heat

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    Gillette Brand Analysis

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    positioning statements 11 3.1.1 Comparisons 12 3.1.2 Contrast between two statements 12 4. Celebrity endorsement 13 4.1 David Beckham and Gillette 14 4.2 Other Gillette celebrity endorsers 15 4.3 Match-up hypothesis 16 4.4 Future Endorsement 17 5. Retail Environment 17 Appendices Bibliography Appendices Appendix 1 – Marketing Week Article Appendix 2 – Questionnaires Appendix 3 – Rossiter-Percy grid Appendix 4 – Brand image synthesis model Appendix 5 – Identity

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    Oxygen Sensor

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    Oxygen sensor invention could benefit fisheries to breweries | MSU News... 1 of 1 http://news.msu.edu/story/9168/ News Site Oxygen sensor invention could benefit fisheries to breweries Contact: Layne Cameron‚ University Relations‚ Office: (517) 353-8819‚ Cell: (765) 748-4827‚ layne.cameron@ur.msu.edu Published: April 04‚ 2011 E-m ail Editor ShareThis EAST LANSING‚ Mich. — Monitoring oxygen levels in water has applications for oil spills‚ fish farming‚ brewing beer and more

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