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Gas Sensor Selection And Classification Of The Depth Of Analysis

By: polo | 2010-09-27 | Human Resources
Gas sensor The core of a gas detection system, usually installed in the probe within. In essence read more

How tilt sensors function?

By: Lewis carroll | 2011-09-14 | Manufacturing
Gage technique has enough expertise in manufacturing Tilt Sensors for various industries.Most common technology for electronic tilt sensors includes accelerometers, liquid capacitive, electrolytic, gas bubbles in liquid, and pendulum. read more

Wheel Speed Sensor

By: gaga | 2011-01-04 | Business
Special purpose speed sensors read more

Mass Flow Sensor

By: gaga | 2011-01-05 | Business
Automotive mass airflow sensors read more

Speed sensors and data logging systems

By: Jason H Walker | 2012-04-07 | Electronics
There’s a common misconception in motor sport that the use of speed sensors and data logging will always be prohibitively expensive. This view seems to widely held, particularly amongst bike racers. Actually this is a bit of a myth and isn’t necessarily true. read more

Motion Sensors and Alarm Detectors

By: Smith Lisa | 2011-04-22 | Technology
An alarm detector is a device which detects movement of people or things in the simplest terms. This concept finds large applications as burglar alarms, automatic lights, automatic doors etc. This article throws light on the principle of motion detectors, their various sensor types and the wide applications. read more

How tilt sensors work?

By: Lewis Carroll | 2012-01-06 | Business
The most commonly used application where beam sensors are employed is the home security system as a beam sensor comes out as an effective way shield their home and family from burglars and thieves that may cause harm to them. read more

The Independent Living Movement I

By: Karen Peralta | 2010-04-04 | Politics
I will start off by informing you that there is no real difference between the words "disabled" and "handicapped," except for the linguistic ones. They both refer to physically challenged people, who often need special living accommodations. read more

PIR Motion Sensors

By: Marcia Henin | 2010-09-22 | Home security
The PIR motion sensors or the Passive Infrared motion detectors make use of passive infrared technology which is the most advanced form of technology used in security and wireless video surveillance systems. These types of sensors usually need to be mounted on a wall or placed in the corner of a room. The motion sensors work by emitting several layers of finger like invisible rays in a covered area. read more

Wireless Internet CCTV - Adding Door Sensors

By: Michael I Harper | 2010-03-30 | Home Security
Now that people are catching on to the benefits of internet CCTV, especially wireless internet CCTV, with its easy-to-fit cameras that allow viewing of property over the internet, people are starting to find that these systems are about more than just cameras. In this article I am going to show how door sensors can be linked into a wireless internet CCTV camera system. read more

The Modern Art Movements

By: Breiana Cecil | 2010-02-25 | Reference & Education
Every Modern Art movement has something to teach us. These are such brief explanations of subjects that could be discussed and debated incessantly. What an interesting past has lead to our present day. read more

The American Abolitionist Movement

By: Karen Peralta | 2010-04-03 | Politics
The abolitionist movement, which represented the earliest days of the American Civil Rights Movement, succeeded in every northern state by 1804, although there were still at least a dozen "permanent apprentices" listed in the 1860 census. Three northern organizations advocating this reform were the Society of Friends (Quakers), the Pennsylvania Antislavery Society, and the New York Manumission Society. read more

New Solar-Powered Sensor Could Literally Change the World

By: Ben Kerr | 2010-11-12 | Sales
Science continues to amaze and one of the latest discoveries may literally change the world as we know it. This tiny solar-powered sensor can fit on the face of a penny and barely cover up the date. read more

The use of traction control and speed sensors in motor racing

By: Jason H Walker | 2012-04-21 | Electronics
Traction is needed if a car or racing vehicle is to accelerate effectively and safely. If there is insufficient traction, then when too much torque is transferred from the engine to the wheels, the wheels will spin and acceleration will be reduced. Traction control systems are devices which prevent or limit wheel spinning and thus make acceleration safer, more controlled and more effective read more

Level sensor, liquid level sensor- gauging level made simple!

By: Stephen berry | 2011-08-06 | Technology
The level of substances that flow, including liquids, slurries, granular materials, and powders are detected by level sensors. To become level in the container holding them, fluids and fluidized solids flow and this is possible because of gravity. read more