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mjzt5-temperature-sensor by sensor-manufacturer

Wide operating temperature range: -20 to +300Celsius degree

Dielectric strength: 1,500V AC for one second

Short thermal response time in water, high stability in moisture

Suitable for use in high-temperature and moisture environments

High accuracy, Different tolerancr available ,Cost-effective

UL approval ,RoHS compliant

Customized specifications

Climatic category:IEC60068-1

Resistance tolerance :+/-1% to +/- 5%

Insulation resistance: greater or equal100Mohm

Dissipation Coefficient : 2.6-15 mW/Celsius degree in still air

Time constant : 25-65 seconds max in air

Moisture resistance: 40Celsius degree 95% RH 1000 hours

Recommended Applications:

1.Temperature measurement in household appliances:

air condtioner,refrigerator,dryers,cooker,small appliance

2. Automobile

3.Temperature sensors for industry control

Web: ntc temperature sensor

Nikon D3 Sensor Cleaning (2 of 3) by mark6mauno

I'm skipping the intermediate efforts but this is what it looked like after about four cleaning attempts. I tried wrapping a PecPad wipe around a SensorSwab Type 3 swab and found that it made the swab almost too large. I had a difficult time inserting the swab into the chamber without making significant contacts with the sides. Also, I couldn't seem to get a properly aligned consistent swipe across the sensor face (well, actually the protective glass above the sensor).

I was able to remove most of the dirt but I was left with numerous "blotchy" areas that I seemed to have introduced. These are exaggerated when using PS auto level and don't seem to be visible when I take a picture, but they look annoying.

At this point, I gave up on the PecPads, ran out of swabs (I thought I could do it with 3 swabs), and decided to take the camera to the Nikon service center in El Segundo, CA, for a "professional" cleaning (which is located about 2 km away from where I work).

Electronic sensors by Botland COM

Electronic sensors are a part of every single machine, as they enable them to receive informations from their surroudings. Visit our store and learn how to use those components!

Rotational sensors by ellenm1

Not all robots use vision systems in their work. So how does a blind robot know where it is moving? This rotational sensor reads light and dark sections of a disc to determine how much it - and any object it is attached to - has rotated. Each pie-shaped section of the disc has a different light and dark pattern, representing part of a 360 degree full rotation. By identifying the light-dark patterns, sensors determine how far the disc has moved.

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Sensor Camera by Jessi Ryan

The Hogar Sensor Camera is the perfect combination of security and portability in a compact design. With dual power input, HD video capability and a PIR motion sensor it is an all-round truly wireless security device.

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