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Simply put, daylight sensors sense the amount of light in an area and either dim or turn off electric lighting sources to that area. Occupancy sensors are not impacted by the amount of daylight in a space, but by the motion of people within the space, keeping the lights on when there is movement and turning them off after a set time without movement.
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Where are light sensors used?
light sensors are used in cars, televisions and computers. there are different types of light sensors.
What type of Sensors are used in traffic density?
IR and RF sensors
How weather affects oxygen sensors?
O2 sensors do not work correctly when cold.
Insects have olfactory sensors on their?
i know some insects have olfactory sensors on their feet idont know if all of them do tho
How many sensors are on a weather balloon?
Three (3) sensors. One (1) for barometric pressure. One (1) temparature. One (1) for humidity.
How can you tell the difference between a digital sensor and an analog sensor?
Analogue sensors are usualy more accurate :P
How do you make lamps that turn on at night in Minecraft?
You could hook up Redstone lamps to daylight sensors.
Do occupancy sensor sense the human bodies in an open area if so then how far it detects the human presence?
Yes. Occupancy sensor do sense the human movements in an open area with in the specified range. It is better to refer to the data sheet of a specific make, model to decide on the range. There are two types of occupancy sensors. Pyrotech Infra red (PIR) type or Ultrsonic type.
What do you do with nether quartz in Minecraft?
Making solar panels, quartz blocks and other forms, and redstonecomparator.
What is difference between upstream and downstream in relation to oxygen sensors on vehicles?
Upstream will be the closest to the engine, and are used to sense the air/fuel ratio and tell the computer how much fuel to inject. Downstream sensors are used to verify the upstream sensors and convertors are functioning correctly, so they are located after the convertors.
What is the difference between sensor and a actuator?
sensors sense how things are running, to see if anything needs to be adjusted, send info to ECU, ECU then sends info to actuator then the actuators does something to deal with the problem... sensors - input, actuators - output.
Is there a difference between a 1996 dodge neon wiring harness and a 1998 dodge neon 2.0?
yes.different plugs on several sensors and the plugs going into the pdc and ecu.
How does your hand tell the difference between hot and cold?
Probably Rubbing Alcohol or Listerine... OR OR Absenth
What is the difference between a passive sensor and an active sensor?
active sensors are sensors that transmit some kind of energy ( microwave , sound , light , .... ) into the environment in order to detect the changes that occur on the transmitted energy . That means it transmits and detect at the same time . But passive sensors don't transmit energy but only detects the energy transmitted from an energy source, e.g. motion detectors which are mostly passive infrared sensors.
What is the difference between before and after converter when installing oxygen sensors?
Depends on the vehicle. Sometimes they are all the same. Sometimes the O2 sensors in front of the converter are heated while the rear ones aren't. But the main difference is that the front ones are the ones that effect how the engine runs. The rear ones don't effect how the engine runs. They are only there as a check on the catalytic converter.
When flush mounting inductive or capacitive or capacitive sensors the distance between the sensors should be?
the flush mountain inductive sensors got done up the bum by mount everest
Is there a difference between the 2 O2 sensors on the 2.5L 2002 Sentra?
The first sensor senses if the engine is running rich or lean so the ecu can adjust the fueling. The second sensor looks for a difference in readings to verify the catalytic converter is functioning properly
