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Wide operating temperature range: -40 to +250Celsius degree
Dielectric strength: 1,500V AC for one second
Short thermal response time in water, high stability in moisture
Suitable for use in low and high-temperature and moisture environments
High accuracy,Different tolerancr available ,Cost-effective
UL approval ,RoHS compliant
Climatic category:IEC60068-1
Resistance tolerance :+/-1% to +/-5%
Insulation resistance: Greater or equal 100Mohm
Dissipation Coefficient: 3-10 mW/Celsius degree in still air
Time constant : 3-15 Seconds in air
Moisture resistance:(40Celsius degree 95% RH)1000 hours
Recommended Applications
1.Temperature measurement in household appliances:
Water heater,Water boiler,Dish washer ,Toaster, Soybean milk maker.small appliance
2.Temperature sensors for industry control
Website: www.sensor-manufacturer.com/
Las dos primeras filas permites usar los pines del 2 al 13, la fila de abajo es para las entradas analógicas.
Es compatible con bricks de SeeedStudio y de Tinker. Se pueden pinchar servos directamente (si son de tamaño micro).
Para una próxima versión pondré entrada de corriente separada de la Arduino seleccionable con un jumper.
Ecologic Ideas, Is to use Enegry of Sun to light my garden , the amazing things is that this Lamp has a sensor detector AutoStart:
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Hall sensor assembly is installed in hard drive case. Tiny neodymium magnet is attached to bottom surface of index platter with super glue.
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Whilst trying to get set up to take pictures of an oncoming storm (after setting the pumps and throwing the hose ends over the berm - see the "flood" set for explanation) I triggered the shutter while trying to figure out what I was seeing on my LCD, which was behaving oddly.
No wonder. I had the lens pointed directly at the sun on a blazing hot, clear day.
This is your sensor. This is your sensor right before it burns to a crisp.