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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.
Another angle of mystery sensor. Found zip tied on top of my transmission in a 97 wrangler. What is it?
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
150306 Les Corts. Jornada festiva a les superilles de la Maternitat i Sant Ramon per la sensibilització sensorial. Carrer Benavent i la plaça de les Cerà miques Vicens. Barcelona 06/03/2015 Foto: Robert Ramos
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.
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Photo by Craig Fritz
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.
I am trying my sensor in my arm for the first time. It hurts a little but I suspect that will go away soon.
Used the sensor swab to clean the big clingy pieces of dust off of my ccd. Couldn't get them all though.
Picture taken at 50mm f:22, over a white roof. PP whit Camera Raw to show dust spot more crearly.
The picture was flipped to show the sensor as seen from the lens bayonet in a way to make easier the clean up.
Some very big spot on the right center side.
This little sucker is a very important part in the running of the car...amazing what a difference in gas consumption and mileage a new one makes