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1. IR sensors are also often used for measuring temperature and detecting movement.
2. Such sensors are used to provide an electrical signal which varies as a function of the angular position of the butterfly valve. (Web site)
3. The sensors are connected to the monitor and detect the baby's heart rate as well as the uterine contractions. (Web site)
4. The sensors are used in the PC video camera market, in dental technology and in the automotive industry.
5. The sensors are redundant so that all four channels must report an acceptable fuel flow rate prior to liftoff. (Web site)

Accelerator Position Sensor

1. The revised F.I. system features a new separate TPS (throttle position sensor) and APS (accelerator position sensor) sensors. (Web site)

Dual Knock Sensors

1. To control the combustion process, SRT engineers fine-tuned the engine management system using dual knock sensors with premium fuel.
2. Dual knock sensors have been added for 2005 and enable improved engine calibration for both fuel economy and power output. (Web site)

Fiber Optic Oxygen Sensors

1. Our Fiber Optic Oxygen Sensors use the fluorescence of a chemical complex in a sol-gel to measure the partial pressure of oxygen. (Web site)

Sun Sensors

1. For attitude reference, star trackers, star scanners, solar trackers, sun sensors, and planetary limb trackers are used. (Web site)

Imaging Optics

1. Optic fibers or data fiber optics are often used in the field of telecommunications, imaging optics, sensors, and lighting in general.

Ecus

1. Currently the automobile manufacturers use a software architecture consisting of different Electronic control units (ECUs), a Gateway and Sensors.

Six Sensors

1. Designed for quality control in the field, the device is made up of six sensors which detect substances characteristic of a certain wine variety. (Web site)

Onboard Sensors

1. They have no onboard sensors or electronics, and are not altitude controlled. (Web site)
2. Failure to burn these gases can trip the onboard sensors and create the possibility of an overpressure and explosion of the vehicle during the firing phase. (Web site)

External Sensors

1. This paper describes a method for calibrating all six parameters at the same time, without the need for external sensors or devices. (Web site)

Larger Sensors

1. Small sensors mean that short focal length lenses are needed to give the same field of view as cameras using larger sensors or 35mm film. (Web site)

Hall Effect Sensors

1. Devices used for this include Hall effect sensors, current clamps, current transformers, and Rogowski coils. (Web site)

Electromagnetic Sensors

1. As with the electric guitar, vibrations of the metal strings create electrical signals in electromagnetic sensors called pickups.

Earth Sensors

1. Since attitude determination using simple sun and earth sensors is relatively cheap, the satellite remains inexpensive. (Web site)

Different Sensors

1. Also keep in mind, that as the satellite passes the terminator between day and night, different sensors will become active.

Remote Sensors

1. The light which our eyes - our "remote sensors" - can detect is part of the visible spectrum.

Air Mass

1. This approach required additional sensors to measure the atmospheric pressure and temperature, to ultimately calculate "air mass".

Moderate Usage

1. Built with durable plastic material, arcade sized sensors and sensitive buttons, the Playstation Regular Dance Pad is designed for light or moderate usage.

Position Sensors

1. The ECU also tracks the operation of the engine with position sensors on the crankshaft and both camshafts.
2. MTS Systems Corporation - Manufactures position sensors, temperature and level plus tank gauging systems.

Special Sensors

1. The catheter has special sensors in it to measure the pressure and blood flow in your heart. (Web site)
2. Special sensors, like those aboard the Landsat 7 satellite, record data about the amount of infrared light reflected or emitted from the Earth's surface. (Web site)

Intrusion Detection Sensors

1. Intrusion detection sensors are available for monitoring real time traffic as it arrives at your perimeter.
2. Install, monitor and tune sensors and intrusion detection sensors in the network.

Primary Sensors

1. Sensors 1, 3, and 6 are primary sensors and read more frequently than others as shown. (Web site)

Optical Sensors

1. The encoder consists of a glass or metal wheel with alternating clear and opaque stripes that are detected by optical sensors to produce the digital outputs.

Retinal Sensors

1. Retinal sensors send signals through the optic tract to the Lateral geniculate nucleus. (Web site)

Small Sensors

1. Many will have an ISO 400 setting, but above that the images from cameras with small sensors gets pretty noisy. (Web site)

Medical Sensors

1. At the end of the day medical specialists attached medical sensors to cosmonauts' bodies and wished them "good night" at 22:00.

Ir Sensors

1. Sensor life depends on technology, with 2-3 years typical for electrochemical cells and oxygen sensors and 5 years+ for IR sensors. (Web site)

Chemical Sensors

1. Tcl tests automobile engines, emergency telephone circuits, chemical sensors, microprocessors, rocket components, industrial ovens, and much, much more. (Web site)

Knock Sensors

1. Some modern vehicles come with "knock sensors" that listen for detonation, and automatically retard the ignition timing to eliminate detonation.

Motion Sensors

1. This allows for motion sensors, water level detectors, alarm switches, and other X10 enabled devices to keep a log of house activity and status.

Fine Guidance Sensors

1. These proceedings include discussions on the calibration of each instrument, including the Fine Guidance Sensors.
2. Finally, the Fine Guidance Sensors (FGS) are devices that lock onto "guide stars" and keep Hubble pointed in the right direction. (Web site)
3. During observations the Fine Guidance Sensors (FGS) track their respective guide stars to keep the telescope pointed steadily at the right target. (Web site)

Cmos Sensors

1. CCD sensors and cameras tend to be more sensitive, less noisy, and more expensive than CMOS sensors and cameras. (Web site)
2. Its basic function is the same as that of a CCD. CMOS sensors are currently found in only a handful of digital cameras. (Web site)

Various Sensors

1. Computer-controlled engine applications do a very good job of this with various sensors that report back to the ECM. (Web site)
2. Various sensors are provided to monitor engine operation conditions. (Web site)
3. The slider-format Cliq smartphone offers a 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen, a 5-megapixel autofocus camera, GPS, 3G HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, and various sensors. (Web site)

Catalytic Converters

1. Many innovative designs have been proposed using such items as fuel injection, turbo-charging, catalytic converters and "knock" sensors. (Web site)

Oxygen Sensors

1. Safe for use with catalytic converters, oxygen sensors, oxygenated gas and 10% ethanol blended gas.
2. Electronics and oxygen sensors have their own care requirements.
3. Knock sensors and oxygen sensors are two devices frequently employed to abate detonation. (Web site)

Element

1. The ECHO is equipped with modern sensors capable of collecting data from every element of the marine environment.

Future

1. In the near future, clothing might incorporate wearable computers, flexible wearable displays, medical sensors, etc. (Web site)

Digital

1. A lot of photographers are using the same cameras and digital sensors.
2. Canon EF-S lens mount - The EF-S lens mount is a derivative of the EF lens mount created for (digital) SLR cameras with APS-C sized image sensors.
3. The crankshaft and camshaft position sensors are digital.

Content

1. Cisco Secure IDS Sensors analyze the content and context of individual packets to determine if traffic is authorized. (Web site)

Heartbeat

1. In some applications, for example, monitoring the heartbeat of twin fetuses, it may advantageous to have two or more of any one or all of the sensors. (Web site)

Commercially

1. There are however commercially available oxygen sensors that will measure the oxygen concentration in liquids with great accuracy.
2. It utilizes commercially available hot film sensors to non-intrusively measure the thickness of the turbulent boundary layer on a surface. (Web site)

Acceleration

1. Extrinsic sensors are used to measure vibration, rotation, displacement, velocity, acceleration, torque, and twisting. (Web site)

Readings

1. The DG-700 contains 2 precision pressure sensors which provide simultaneous display of both building pressure and Blower Door fan flow readings.
2. The oxygen cell values are the actual pressure readings from the three oxygen sensors.

Scanner

1. The intrusion detection system comprises a scanner, one or more sensors and a security console for operation within a networked computing environment. (Web site)

Visually

1. These sensors allow the gunship to visually or electronically identify friendly ground forces and targets any place, any time. (Web site)
2. At its heart, WSC is three sensors that check your security configuration and indicate visually when your computer's protection isn't up to snuff.

Computer

1. Servicing Mission 3A, December 1999 (STS-103) replaced faulty gyroscopes and fine guidance sensors (reusing one returned by SM-1), installed new computer.
2. The computer is set to maintain a certain partial pressure of oxygen which it monitors using three oxygen sensors.
3. The oxygen level is measured by the oxygen sensors and the values are interpreted by the computer.

Products

1. They also manufacture a large range of products including sensors, input devices and automotive modules. (Web site)

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