Sensors
Sensor - to transfer signal for a process.
A sensor is an electrical device that calculates physical parameters such as pressure, light intensity, temperature, etc. The output of an electrical sensor is an analog or digital signal that is transferred to the appropriate hardware or software for the required processing.
Each sensor has different working principles depending on the structure and physical parameters it measures. But the common feature of all sensors is that they convert a physical parameter into an electrical signal.
Sensors can be classified from different perspectives, such as the type of output signal, the kind of function, the type of physical parameters they measure, the power source, the technology used for their operation, the type of building, and the installation location.
By browsing the Sensor category on our website, You can see PROXIMITY SENSOR, PRESSURE SENSOR, PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR, FIBER OPTIC, ENCODER, TEMPERATURE SENSOR, CAPACITIVE SENSOR, FLOW METER, ULTRASONIC SENSOR, DISTANCE SENSOR, and VISION SENSOR.
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Curious to know more about different types of sensors? The below blog post is just what you need:
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JKN Temperature Probes Thermocouple TK-301-P-6-100
JKN
TK-301-P-6-100 is a head type thermocouple. Thermocouples are two metal wires which are connected on a hot junction; when the temperature change, a signal is created. Customized thermocouples are also offered by JKN. Brand... -
Temperature Probe NTC 10K Thermistor, 2 m Cable - SN4B20P1
LAE ELECTRONIC
LEA Temperature Probe - SN4B20P1 2 wires, Cable type connection, IP 67 The SN4B20P1 by LAE Electronic is a temperature probe with a temperature range of -40 - 120°C. The sensor type is NTC10K (10000Ω at 25°C) with accuracy of... -
Riko Capacitive Sensor KC1820-KP2
Riko
Characteristic Maximum distance to grounded metal target. Sensitivity adjustment：20-turm potentiometer (VR). Widely applied to detect metal, water, oil, glass, plastics, paper etc.