Sensors
In the world of smart sensor technology, we have a wide range of sensors that are essential for many applications. These sensors include customizable camera modules, such as: usb camera modules, MIPI camera modules, endoscope camera modules, hyperspectral cameras and thermal cameras.
But also motion sensors, pressure sensors, orientation sensors, temperature and humidity sensors, as well as Lidar, Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensors.
These intelligent sensors come in small chips, adaptable modules, and easy-to-use evaluation kits. They transform industries by providing valuable data and enabling precise control, driving innovation in various fields. As technology keeps advancing, these sensors are likely to become even more important in shaping our interconnected world, making things smarter, safer, and more efficient.
PS04-G20KP-V4W
Gauge, 20kPa, 3psi. Analog
PS01-G250MP-3W
Gauge, 2500kPa, 363psi. Analog
PS08-G25MP-6P
Gauge, 2500kPa, 363psi. Analog
PS06-G25MP-5W
Gauge, 2500kPa, 363psi. Analog
PS04-G25MP-V4W
Gauge, 2500kPa, 363psi. Analog
PS02-G250MP-4W
Gauge, 2500kPa, 363psi. Digital I²C
PS01-G250KP-3W
Gauge, 250kPa, 36psi. Analog
PS08-G250KP-6P
Gauge, 250kPa, 36psi. Analog
PS06-G250KP-5W
Gauge, 250kPa, 36psi. Analog
PS04-G250KP-V4W
Gauge, 250kPa, 36psi. Analog
PS02-G250KP-4W
Gauge, 250kPa, 36psi. Digital I²C
PS08-G35KP-6P
Gauge, 35kPa, 5psi. Analog
Sensors
Sensors are everywhere. They can be found in any device and into special fabrics and clothing. Sensor sources forward data through wireless connectivity, IoT. For example in the smart home and wearables markets.
For device developers this is a huge challenge, specifically in balancing the limited battery resource available. Collecting physical data and using it to create context and turning sensor data into usable information is an intensive task.