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Learned this test from a friend of mine Mr. Wail A. T. Tarabzouni. Here is how you can test your sensor.
use a lens that can give you f22.
here are the steps.
1. put lens to f22
2. aperature mode for normal expsoure
3. defocus the focus in manual focus mode.
4. any wall with uniform color. wave your camera around it during exposure.
as you can see i have lot of spots on the sensor. next step ill be learning how to get that cleaned.
Then, put the cleaner head on the sensor to vertical gently to remove dust.
I was afraid to use it, but it worked great.
Canon PowerShot G7
Feb. 2007 - In February 2007 the SBX successfully traveled from Hawaii to the waters of the Aleutian Island chain of Alaska. It departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on Jan. 3, and conducted numerous sea trials and exercises while en route to Alaska, and also continued the calibration of the X-band radar mounted on top of the ocean-going platform. Learn more at www.mda.mil/system/sensors.html.
Logitech LS1 Laser Mouse
Sensor Markings:
S7550
80826T
2AV
Looks like this one is an ADNS-7550: www.avagotech.com/pages/en/navigation_interface_devices/n...
The controlling chip+USB interface:
CY7C63813-PXC
C56632AF
PHI0837 A O4
647813
It's a Cypress Semi part:
- has an internal oscillator (yay!)
- 8K Flash/256 Bytes RAM
Assuming it can be wiped & reprogrammed with the Cypress PSoC tools, there's some serious hack potential here! Change some of the buttons into sockets and soft-configure as outputs.
This temporary rail sensor is installed with track maintenance work. It will be triggered by a over-driving train and warns the workers acoustically and with flash lights. Altstätten station, Switzerland. June 5, 2007.
Capteur d'un APN Kodak EasyShare CX7300 (focus stacking).
Image composée de 13 photos assemblées avec CombineZP.
Feb. 2007 - In February 2007 the SBX successfully traveled from Hawaii to the waters of the Aleutian Island chain of Alaska. It departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on Jan. 3, and conducted numerous sea trials and exercises while en route to Alaska, and also continued the calibration of the X-band radar mounted on top of the ocean-going platform. Learn more at www.mda.mil/system/sensors.html.
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LED light shower features:
1. three types: temperature sensor(red, green,blue), rainbow, single color.
2. introductions:
(1).temperature sensor led light shower:
a) when temperature is less than 32 degree, the led shower will light green.
b) when temperature is between 33 to 41 degree, the led shower will light blue.
c) when temperature is between 42 to 45 degree,the led shower will light red.
d) when temperature is higher than 46 degree, the led shower will flash red.
(2).rainbow led light shower:
a) Color is not related with the temperature.
b)Seven colors flash in turn.
(3).single color led light shower:
a) Color is not related with the temperature.
b) Seven colors for you to choose.
c) You can only choose one color for each shower head.
3. Advantages:
a) It needs no battery. High-tech water power device is placed inside. It will
light when there is water flow.
b) For the temperature sensor type, you can judge the temperature directly so
that you don't have to adjust the water valve frequently. It's very convenient.
Even the power is off, it can also light only if there is water flow. It's
multifunctional.
c) It's safe. The voltage it generates is only 3.6v. Only when the voltage is higher
than 38v, people can feel the current and it's dangerous. What's more, water
flow and the circuit are seperated.
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This shot was taken on an icy cold winter night in Banff, Alberta.When I got to the vermilion lake, I already missed the sunset, so I stick around to scout the location for a return sunrise shot.
Instead I was rewarded by a surprise full moon rise! Because of the cloud, the intensity of the moon was kept within the dynamic range of the sensor. You can also see the hue from the Banff Town at the base of Mount Rundell.
Sensor in original position was reading approx 5 degrees higher than ambient. Re-positioning resulted in correct temperature readings.
Code available here - github.com/ibuildrockets/NixieTemperatureDisplay
Shot with a G7, macro mode, looking through the lens of the Sensor Klear Loupe at my 40D's sensor. The magnifying glass plus LEDs provides a clear view of the sensor and any dust on it.
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Cheyenne crew members, from left to right, Foreman II Lineman Ron Miller and Linemen Jeremy Watson and Taylor Pauley install a base station on a lattice steel structure on the Ault-to-Hayden 345-kilovolt line. This base station will receive data from the sensors placed on the lines and also gather data on local weather conditions. Then the base station will transmit the data to an Electric Power Research Institute server so it can be analyzed. Using this data, maintenance crews and engineers hope to discover why two lines in Wyoming are failing and if different configurations may prevent more damage. (Photo by Ed Hunt)
This is an update of the previous picture. After a comment on the Eurobricks forum, this was pointed out to me. Now we see a light value between 0 and 100. the next byte is the color that was detected. So here 3 which corresponds to blue. This value is also shown when your Mindstorms program is active in the Mindstorms status screen on the top.
CCD "Kodachrome" Sensor - 9 (of 31) - Olympus E-500 with Olympus Zuiko Digital 1:3.5-5.6 14-42mm (FT mount) - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
I was trying to clean my sensors on a Nikon D600 and D7000. The Bblow bulb i used had a plastic tip that shot out of the end and i was worried i may have cracked the mirror!
had my sensor cleaned by a canon authorized repair shop twice last month, this is how it looks now :-(
Disused "Sensor Test Stand" decaying away in a military equipment junkyard in San Antonio, Texas.
The words "SENSOR TEST STAND" had been stenciled in the top left corner of this unit, and there was a word in front of it, but it had weathered to the point where I couldn't read it for certain, but I think it said "GASKET", which might make sense with the pressure gauges and what not on the unit.
Terrible composition, I know...but I was in a hurry, and this was a one-shot deal.
See an aerial view of this junkyard to get an idea of the size.
Night, full moon, xenon flashlight.