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(motion-sensor camera) I am endlessly fascinated by their grace, effectiveness, speed and everything else about them! Besides the fact that many places would be a mess without them :-)
The sensor of our forehead thermometer, and another macro slack-job. I like this one better than the razor at least.
Barometric sensor, Shrimp, FTDI, RGB LED strip, resistors, NPNs, separate temp sensor & a lorra wire! Coding next and then if it works, transfer to perfboard, lots of soldering, testing and only if it all still works it'll be transferred to skirt = *phew*!
Under your mirror on the bottom of your mirror box lives your Auto Focus sensor. The little indent the pickup lives in invites dust bunnies and other crud to invade and block your sensors view of the world..
The capacitive sensor system capaNCDT 6300/6310 is designed for industrial use in production plants, for measuring and testing during in-process quality assurance.
The capacitive measuring principle ensures very stable and very accurate measuring results. The 6300 series is a single channel solution.
More details at: www.micro-epsilon.co.uk/link/capa
A microneedle-based sensor puck designed by Sandia researchers means quicker results for health care providers and less pain than a blood draw for patients. The wearable sensor system tracks levels of vancomycin, a "last line of defense" antibiotic.
Learn more at bit.ly/3tuIr2C
Photo by Craig Fritz
In der Juni Ausgabe berichtet das neue sensor Magazin über den heimathafen Wiesbaden: wp.me/p2hiGa-73
El espejo está rodeado de estos. Se supone que modifican su curvatura y hacen correcciones.
La verdad es que el espejo se ve bastante curvo, pero ese efecto no lo captan las fotos.
Left fuel level sensor was replaced under warranty. Instead of lifting the rubber flap from the front, like it was supposed to be done, dealership mechanics decided to just rip the whole thing open.
The only question I have is - are they *that* stupid? Moron in a hurry could've figured that one out.
The obvious answer is, then, that they simply don't give a shit.
A before/after shot to show dust on my sensor. I swiped the sensor with an Arctic Butterfly brush before the after image. Not bad, not bad at all.
Here is a closeup of one of the new BMS battery sensor modules. It was originally designed to bolt directly to the most negative battery terminal in the string of four that it monitors, but I don't like that design in an automotive environment subject to lots of vibration. I prefer to use Nordlock washers and to crank down the terminal screws to spec. I used a ring terminal to connect to one of the tapped bus bars or jumpers to measure the voltage. The four positive terminal leads are connected to smaller ring terminals and the taps on the bus bars or jumpers.