Sensor response curve
The response curve is a graphical representation that shows the relationship between the input signal and the output signal of a se...
13
Aug
12
Aug
Sensor sensing element
In the context of sensors, the term "sensing element" refers to the specific component within a sensor that directly interacts with...
08
Aug
Sensor signal to noise ratio
The Sensor Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) refers specifically to the ratio of the signal power to the noise power produced by a sensor...
06
Aug
Sensor reliability
Sensor reliability refers to the ability of a sensor to consistently perform its intended function accurately and depe...
06
Aug
Sensor cross sensitivity
Cross-sensitivity refers to the degree to which the output signal of a sensor is affected by environmental factors or parameters ot...
22
Jul
Sensor stability
Stability refers to the ability of a sensor to maintain its performance over time. It is a measure of the sensor's con...
22
Jul
Sensor Repeatability
Repeatability is the ability of a sensor to provide the same output signal for the same input signal over multiple mea...
17
Jul
What is sensor saturation?
This refers to the point at which the sensor can no longer accurately measure the input signal, often resulting in a m...
17
Jul
Sensor full scale input and output
The full-scale input and output of a sensor refer to the maximum input and output values that the sensor can measure a...
17
Jul
Sensor transfer function
The sensor transfer function is a mathematical relationship that describes how the input signal to a sensor is transfo...