Sensors are compact, reliable sensing devices that detect physical parameters and deliver data to your control system. Available in multiple configurations, they support a range of measurements and are designed for consistent performance across environments. - Function: Measures physical quantities such as temperature, humidity, pressure, motion, and ambient light, converting them to clean electrical signals for monitoring and control. - Compatibility: Supports standard interfaces including I2C, SPI, UART, and analog outputs. Works with common microcontrollers (Arduino, Raspberry Pi) and PLCs, with common mounting and connector options. - Size and materials: Offered in compact form factors with plastic or metal housings. Variants provide environmental protection and sealing as required by the application; selection per model determines durability and ingress protection. - Performance: High accuracy and repeatability, fast response, stable operation across operating ranges, and optimized power consumption for battery powered or embedded deployments. - Installation and maintenance: Plug and play integration, simple calibration where required, and durable construction for long service life with minimal maintenance. - Use scenarios: 1) Industrial process monitoring: install temperature and pressure sensors on a production line to track conditions and feed data into a SCADA system. 2) Building automation: use ambient light and occupancy sensors to optimize lighting and HVAC for energy efficiency. 3) Consumer electronics or wearables: integrate motion sensors to enable gesture control, activity tracking, and user interface enhancements.