IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, Volume 13

Volume 13, Number 1, February 2010

• Miguel Pereira:
  Spread spectrum techniques in wireless communication Part 2: Transmission issues in free space. 8-14
  
• Ivan Müller, Renato Machado de Brito, Carlos Eduardo Pereira, Valner Brusamarello:
  Load cells in force sensing analysis - theory and a novel application. 15-19
  
• Reuven K. Mouallem:
  A do-it-yourself approach to securing patent protection, part 1 in a series on protecting your inventions with limited resources. 20-22
  
• Fred J. Harris, Robert Wade Lowdermilk:
  Software defined radio: Part 22 in a series of tutorials on instrumentation and measurement. 23-32
  
• Andrzej Michalski, Bogdan Dziadak:
  Quality engineering tools used to design & optimize a mobile measurement station [Instrumentation Notes]. 33-38
  
• John Witzel:
  Magnetic levitation [My Favorite Experiment]. 39-41
  
• Terry Quinn:
  World-wide recognition of National Measurement Standards: ten years of the CIPM MRA [Recalibration]. 42-46
  

Volume 13, Number 2, April 2010

• Cindy Harnett:
  Nanotechnology in environmental sensors. 8-12
  
• Dana Chisnell:
  Usability testing: Taking the experience into account. 13-15
  
• Fredrik Gustafsson:
  Rotational speed sensors: limitations, pre-processing and automotive applications. 16-23
  
• James Baker-Jarvis, Michael D. Janezic, Donald C. Degroot:
  High-frequency dielectric measurements. 24-31
  
• Shlomo Engelberg, Haim Hay Hazout, Jonathan Hirshowitz:
  A capacitive-sensing based simple serial mouse [Instrumentationnotes]. 32-36
  
• Stephen A. Dyer, Justin S. Dyer:
  Least-squares fitting of data by rational functions: Levy's method (part 2) [Bythenumbers]. 38-42
  
• Bryan P. Kibble:
  In metrology, simpler is better [Recalibration]. 43-45
  

Volume 13, Number 3, June 2010

• Sam Benz:
  Synthesizing accurate voltages with superconducting quantum-based standards. 8-13
  
• Ilkka Lähdesmäki, Angela J. Shum, Babak A. Parviz:
  Possibilities for continuous glucose monitoring by a functional contact lens. 14-17
  
• Reuven K. Mouallem:
  Being aware of details in preparing a patent disclosure. 18-21
  
• Lorenzo Peretto:
  The role of measurements in the smart grid era. 22-25
  
• Edward L. Wolf:
  Nanophysics and nanotechnology applied to sensors, part 1. 26-32
  
• Bruno Andò, Salvatore Baglio, Carlo Trigona:
  Autonomous sensors: From standard to advanced solutions [Instrumentation notes]. 33-37
  
• James F. Schooley:
  A matter of degree [History of physical standards]. 38-41
  
• John Witzel:
  Experiments in probabilities and randomness [My favorite experiment]. 43-45
  

Volume 13, Number 4, August 2010

• Dale Johnson:
  Implementing serial bus interfaces using general purpose digital instrumentation. 8-13
  
• Simon M. Jessop, Johan Reimann, Patrick W. Kalgren:
  Common S²ENCE maintenance. 14-20
  
• Carl Heide, David Kaushansky:
  Instrument design that solves the challenges of both legacy and emerging test requirements. 22-27
  
• Hussain Al-Asaad:
  Efficient techniques for reducing error latency in on-line periodic built-in self-test. 28-32
  
• Ian Williams, Susan Moran:
  Test program set data collection and data mining. 34-40
  
• Anuj Bhatia, James Hofmeister, Justin Judkins, Douglas Goodman:
  Advanced testing and prognostics of ball grid array components with a stand-alone monitor IC. 42-47
  

Volume 13, Number 5, October 2010

• John L. Schmalzel, Andrew Bracey, Stephen Rawls, Jon Morris, Mark Turowski, Richard Franzl, Fernando Figueroa:
  Smart sensor demonstration payload. 8-15
  
• Reuven K. Mouallem:
  Business and legal aspects of advancing your patent disclosure: Part 3 in a series on protecting your inventions with limited resources. 16-18
  
• Carlo Muscas:
  Power quality monitoring in modern electric distribution systems. 19-27
  
• Edward L. Wolf:
  Nanophysics and nanotechnology applied to sensors Part 2: Part 26 in a series of tutorials on instrumentation and measurement. 28-36
  
• Jacques L. Willems:
  The fundamental concepts of power theories for single-phase and three-phase voltages and currents: Part 27 in a series of tutorials on instrumentation and measurement. 37-44
  
• Lukasz Makowski, Andrzej Michalski:
  Selected aspects of wireless sensors network protocol designs and their practical use [Instrumentation Notes]. 45-49
  

Volume 13, Number 6, December 2010

• Justin Manley, Scott Willcox:
  The Wave Glider: A New Concept for Deploying Ocean Instrumentation. 8-13
  
• Tyler Harms, Sahra Sedigh, Filippo Bastianini:
  Structural Health Monitoring of Bridges Using Wireless Sensor Networks. 14-18
  
• Ruqiang Yan, Yongbin Liu, Robert X. Gao:
  Correlation Dimension Analysis: A Non-linear Time Series Analysis for Data Processing. 19-25
  
• Wenping Cao, Greg M. Asher, Xiaoyan Huang, He Zhang, Ian French, Jianyong Zhang, Michael Short:
  Calorimeters and Techniques Used for Power Loss Measurements in Electrical Machines. 26-33
  
• Shlomo Engelberg, Edmond Chalom:
  Measuring the Spectral Content of a Signal: An Introduction [Instrumentation Notes]. 34-38
  
• Robert Fulks:
  Applying Our Measurement Expertise to Investing [Recalibration]. 40-44
  
• James F. Schooley:
  Charge It, Please! [History of Physical Standards]. 46-48
  
• John Witzel:
  At What Temperature Does Water Really Freeze? [Favorite Experiment]. 50-53
  

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