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A sensor is a device which responds to a certain cindition or state and responds to it, however the output signal of the sensor is quite low and sometimes unmeasureable. A smart sensor is a device which senses and also processes the low level signal i.e. amplifies it to a measurable form.
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Bluetooth based smart sensor network full knowledge?
The latest Bluetooth 4.0 technology is based on smart sensor network full knowledge.
Smart sensor full knowlwdge with example?
The smart sensor full knowledge is the use of the latest technology. An example is the latest 4.0 Bluetooth technology.
What smart phone does have a sensor to measure room temperatures?
iPhone
What has the author ELENA GAURA written?
ELENA GAURA has written: 'SMART MEMS AND SENSOR SYSTEMS'
What kind of phones are smartphones?
phones which have a good sensor touch and have features to make your work smart
What are the advantages of smart sensor over traditional sensor?
Electronics sensors are Widely used in current generation . The advantages of Electronics sensor are very vast - 1> very highly sensitive to atmospheric quantity. 2> very good operating speed -fast 3> very low power requirement for operation. 4> they are portable and used any where. 5> wide temperature ranges. Disadvantages> designing is complicated rather than mechanical system. maybe destroy on very high temperature. costly than mechanical system
What is the tilt sensor used for?
The tilt sensor is used to measure the tilting on multiple axes. This is typically used for airplanes that use accelerometers and even smart phones and tablets that use gyrometers.
What is tactile sensor?
In robotics and technology, a tactile sensor is a device designed to send a signal when it is touched (or when it touches something). A recent and common example of a tactile sensor is the touch screen on many smart phones, cash registers, and tablet PCs.
What is a tactile sensor?
In robotics and technology, a tactile sensor is a device designed to send a signal when it is touched (or when it touches something). A recent and common example of a tactile sensor is the touch screen on many smart phones, cash registers, and tablet PCs.
Is it safe to drive a car with the O2 sensor going bad?
Safe, yes, smart, no. Damage can occur to the Catalytic Converter.
What has the author Chung Yu written?
Chung Yu has written: 'Robust, Brillouin active embedded fiber-is-the-sensor system in smart composite structures' -- subject(s): Acoustic scattering, Smart structures, Composite structures, Brillouin effect
What knock sensor is considered right bank on a 2005 Chevy 5.3 engine. front or rear?
There is NO right are left bank knock sensor. If you are smart you will replace BOTH of them while you have the intake off. You do have left and right bank oxygen senors, But not knock sensors.
