1. Sensors Overview A family of sensors designed to measure physical quantities and provide reliable input for automation, monitoring, and control systems. Suitable for a range of applications where accurate, repeatable measurements are essential. Key benefits - Accurate and reliable measurements to support informed decisions and stable processes - Flexible integration with existing equipment and software - Compact form factors that fit tight spaces and complex assemblies - Durable construction for use in varied environments - Efficient performance with fast response times and low power consumption Core attributes - Function: Converts physical phenomena into electrical signals for monitoring, control, and data logging - Compatibility: Designed to work with common control systems and standard interfaces, facilitating easy integration - Size: Available in multiple form factors to match space constraints and system requirements - Material: Robust housings suited for indoor and outdoor use, with suitable protection ratings as applicable - Performance: High sensitivity and precision, stable operation across operating conditions, low noise, and fast response Use scenarios 1) Factory automation and quality control: deploy sensors on production lines to monitor position, proximity, temperature, or other critical parameters, enabling real-time adjustments and reducing defect rates 2) Building management and environmental monitoring: install sensors to track temperature, humidity, air quality, and occupancy, supporting energy efficiency and occupant comfort 3) Consumer electronics and smart devices: integrate compact sensors into devices to enhance safety features, user experience, and system feedback through accurate environmental or physical measurements