Sensor
Sensor
Sensor are devices that perform input function in a system as they sense the changes in quantity.
The best example of a sensor is mercury thermometer.
A sensor is a device which can quantitatively measure a certain physical quantity and converts a physical quantity into an electrical signal.
- All the sensor can be classified into two types based on the power or signal requirement. They are Active sensor and passive sensor.
- Active Sensor:
- this type of sensor produce output signal with help of external excitation supply. In order to operate active sensor, require power signal from an external source.
- Strain gauge is an example of active sensor.
- Passive Sensor:
- it produces output signal without the help of external excitation supply. They do not need any extra stimulus or voltage.
- A thermocouple is a passive sensor which generates a voltage value corresponding to heat, applied. It does not need any power supply.
Types of Sensor
1. Position : a position sensor measures the position of an object; the position measurement can be either in absolute terms (absolute position sensor) or in relative terms (displacement sensor). Position sensors can be liner, angular, or multi-axis.
2. Occupancy and motion : Occupancy sensor detects the presence of people and animals in surveillance area, while motion sensor detects movement of people and object.
3. Velocity and Acceleration : Velocity (speed of motion) sensor may be linear or angular, indicating how fast an object moves along a straight line or how fast it rotates.
Criteria to Choose a Sensor
- Range
- Resolution
- Accuracy
- Precision
- Sensitivity
- Ruggedness
- Linearity
- Hysteresis
- Response Time
- Bandwidth
- Resonance
- Stability
- Repeatability
- Cost
- Power Consumption
- Type of Sensing
- Signal-to-noise ratio
- Operating Temperature
- Capacitive touch sensor
- Temperature sensor
- Humidity sensor
- Weight sensor
- Reducing cost and time for development
- Reducing cost and increasing time for development
- Increasing cost and increasing time for development
- Increasing cost and decreasing time for development
- Scale
- Accuracy
- Resolution
- Precision
- 2
- 4
- 6
- 3
- Microprocessor
- Motion Sensor
- Switching Device
- Humidity Sensor
- Separate physical parameters
- Activate response
- Track & transfer data to processor
- Move a robotic arm
- Input
- Data
- Physical
- None of These
- Sensors
- Actuators
- Microprocessors
- Microcontrollers
- Humidity Detection
- Image Processing
- Object Detection
- GPS
- Resistivity
- Photoconductivity
- Conductivity
- Both (A) and (C)
- 90%
- 100%
- Around 80%
- less than 50 %
- Radiation
- Resistivity
- Sensitivity
- All of the above
- Humidity sensor
- Gas sensor
- Light sensor
- Temperature sensor
- Optical Sensor
- Gas Sensor
- Smolke Sensor
- Pressure Sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Touch sensor
- Temperature sensor
- Humidity sensor
- Room temperature
- Sensors
- Actuators
- None of the above
- Capacitive Touch sensor
- Temperature sensor
- Humidity sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Proximity sensor
- Temperature sensor
- light sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Obstacles
- Resistance
- Position
- Humidity
- Sensors
- Arduino IDE
- Bluetooth
- Scanner
- Hall effect sensor
- Ambient Light sensor
- Gyroscope
- Proximity sensor
- active
- microcomputer
- range
- passive
- Radio transceiver
- Microcontroller
- An electronic circuit
- All the above
- Proximity sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Temperature sensor
- None of these
- Proximity sensor
- Humidity sensor
- Touch sensor
- None of these
- sensors are input devices
- sensors can be analog as well as digital
- sensors respond to some external stimuli
- All of these
- Store data
- Manage data
- Collect data
- Security
- Sensors are input devices
- Sensors can be analog or digital
- Sensors respond to some external stimuli
- All of the Above
- Proximity sensor
- Humidity sensor
- Touch sensor
- Pressure sensor
- Absolute pressure sensor
- Gauge pressure sensor
- Vacuum pressure sensor
- Differential pressure sensor
- Sensor
- Compiler
- Actuator
- Motors
- Actuator
- Sensor
- Power supply
- Display
- Moisture Sensor
- LDR
- PIR Sensor
- Ultrasonic Sensor
- Light Digital Receiver
- Light Dark Resistor
- Light Dependent Resistor
- Light Data Recorder
- Measuring Temperature
- Detecting Motion
- Measuring Pressure
- Detecting Moisture
- LDR
- Ultrasonic Sensor
- IR Sensor
- Gas Sensor
- Temperature only
- Humidity only
- Temperature and Humidity
- Pressure and Humidity
- Ultrasonic Sensor
- Moisture Sensor
- Temperature Sensor
- Gas Sensor
- Moisture
- Sound
- Light Intensity
- Temperature