glasmicrotermometrar
glasmicrotermometrar are specialized temperature measurement devices that employ glass or glass-like materials in a micro-scale configuration to provide accurate temperature readings with high spatial resolution. The core component is a thin glass or glass‑filled polymer sensor that changes its physical or electrical properties, such as resistance, capacitance, or optical characteristics, in response to ambient temperature variations. These micro‑sensors are typically fabricated using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) techniques, allowing the sensor to be integrated onto microscale platforms or within confined environments where conventional thermometers cannot be used.
The primary advantages of glasmicrotermometrar are their small size, low thermal mass, and ability to be embedded
Limitations include sensitivity to mechanical stress, a requirement for precise calibration, and a reduced dynamic range
Historically, the development of glasmicrotermometrar evolved from the broader field of microthermometry, driven by the needs