Preparation of Manuscript for the 19th Sensor Symposium
A. B. Author and C. D. Smith*
Department of Sensors and Micromachines, Electrical Engineering University
2-41-16-103 Honcho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-0012, Japan*Sensor Systems and Applications Laboratories, Inc.
12 Main Street, New Lake City, STATE 12345 U.S.A.
Abstract
Please give a 100-150 word abstract at the top of the manuscript. The papers will be printed offset by direct photographic
reproduction in the Technical Digest. Use 4 or 6 (6-8) sheets of white A4 size paper for a contributed(invited) paper. Toinsure that papers will be reproduced clearly and in proper size, authors should observe following instructions; these
instructions are based on IEEE standard format.
Keywords: materials, physical and chemical sensors, micro machines, sensor systems and applications
1 INTRODUCTION

please underline it.

Authors of accepted papers and invited papers arerequested to submit the final manuscript in English, to alength of 4 or 6 pages for contributed papers and 6-8 pages
for invited papers by April 5, 2002. If the manuscript is notreceived by the deadline, the paper will not appear in theTechnical Digest.

2.3 Subheadings

2 STYLE AND FORMAT
Manuscript must be typed two columns to a page on white
A4 size sheets. Use one side only. Please fit the manuscript
inside 180 mm x 240 mm (width x height) rectangular area.
Any texts or figures outside this area will be lost. Fifteen
characters per inch standard or an equivalent proportionalspaced type such as Times New Roman font is preferred.
This sample uses the 10 point Times New Roman font.
Manuscript must be typed single-spaced. One line spaceshould be inserted between paragraphs. No indentation isnecessary at the beginning of the paragraph.
2.1 Title
Center the title on the page so as to run across the upper
portions of both columns within the rectangular column
boxes. The title of the paper is typed in upper and lower
case letters. The name of the author and his precise
business mailing address should follow on separate lines inupper and lower case letters.

Subheadings are in bold letters (or underlined) and placed
flush on the left-hand margin of the column.
A) Sub-subheading Sub-subheadings are in italic letters (orunderlined) and run at the beginning of the paragraph.
2.4 Equation Numbers
When numbering equations, enclose numbers inparentheses and place flush with the right-hand margin ofthe column.
3 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES
List and number all bibliographical references at the end ofthe paper. When referring to them in the text, type thecorresponding reference number in square brackets[1].
Follow the IEEE format as shown at the end of this paper.
4 SYMBOLS AND ACRONYMS
Use only IEEE standard symbols and unit abbreviation.
The use of the International System of Units(SI units) isadvocated. Define any acronyms the first time they appear.
5 ILLUSTRATIONS
5.1 Drawings and Photographs

2.2 Major Headings
Major headings are in capital letters and centered. If you
can choose multiple styles, please use bold letters: or if not,Line drawings and black and white photographs must be
put in place as close to their mention as possible. Lettering
should not be smaller than typewritten material.

Prescreened prints of photographs are preferred. Use an 80
or 100 line screen.
All lines should be black on white paper and heavy enoughto remain legible after reduction. On graphs, show only thecoordinate axes, or at most the major grid lines, to preclude
a dense, hard-to-read effect.
All lettering should be large enough to remain legible after
photographic reproduction, i.e., at least 2.5mm in height.

Figure 1. Figures must be large and clear enough after
photographic reproduction.
5.2 Tables
A typewritten table wider than a single column should not
be reduced to fit in the column - it becomes illegible. Place
it across two columns at the top or bottom of the page.
Center table captions above the tables like Table 1.
5.3 Figure Captions
Figure captions must be typed in place preferably right
below the Figure being described.
items
deadline

remarks
April 5, 2002

address forsubmission

Send PDF file of the manuscript as an
attachment to an email to:sensor@jprintec.net

Table 1. Important items for paper submission.

REFERENCES[1] A. B. Author, "The title of the paper," Journal, vol.
no.,pp.333-339, 1992.
[2] C. D. Jones and E. F. Smith, Title of the Book,IEEJPress, 1988.
[3] G. Yamada and H. Tanaka, "Title of the Paper," Proc.
of the Conference, City, State, Country, June 4-6, 1991,
pp.111-117.