Instrument Transducers
F Aughtie · Physics Bulletin · 1964
An Introduction to their Performance and Design By H. K. P. Neubert London: Clarendon Press. Oxford University Press. 1963. Pp. x + 390. Price 84s. The author uses 'transducer' in its commonly accepted meaning of a unit which converts a non-electrical quantity into an electrical one, and does not confine it, as some do, to energy converting devices. By the qualification 'instrument', which he attributes to J. J. Thomson, he limits his discussion to units which have an accuracy, in use, better than a few per cent (reviewer's description).