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SENSOR WIRELESS VIBRATION/TEMP |
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SENSOR TEMP/HUMIDITY SERIAL |
4 |
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SENSOR VIBRATION/TEMP WIRELESS |
10 |
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WIRELESS Q45 TEMPERATURE AND HUM |
2 |
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Q45 TEMP/HUMID WIRELESS NODE |
4 |
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WIRELESS TANK LEV MONITRING UNIT |
2 |
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WIRELESS TEMP & HUMIDITY SOL KIT |
2 |
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SENSOR WIRELESS VIBRATION/TEMP |
37 |
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Q45 WIRELESS VIBE/TEMP NODE |
39 |
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WIRELESS VIBRATION & TEMP KIT |
4 |
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SENSOR TEMP/HUMIDITY MODBUS |
5 |
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WIRELESS VIBRAT/TEMP MONITOR KIT |
1 |
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Multifunction sensors are integrated devices capable of detecting multiple physical or chemical parameters simultaneously. These transducers combine various sensing elements into a single unit, enabling compact designs and cost-effective monitoring solutions. Their significance in modern technology stems from their ability to provide comprehensive data acquisition in applications ranging from industrial automation to wearable electronics.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Environmental Sensor | Measures temperature, humidity, pressure, and gas concentration | Smart home systems, weather stations |
| Inertial Sensor | Combines accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer functions | Autonomous vehicles, drones |
| Biosensor | Monitors physiological parameters like heart rate, oxygen saturation | Wearable health devices, medical diagnostics |
| Industrial Sensor | Integrates vibration, temperature, and corrosion monitoring | Predictive maintenance systems |
Typical multifunction sensors consist of: - Sensing Elements: MEMS structures, thermistors, piezoelectric materials - Signal Conditioning Circuitry: Amplifiers, filters, ADC/DAC modules - Processing Unit: Embedded microcontrollers or ASICs - Communication Interface: I2C, SPI, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi modules - Protective Housing: IP-rated enclosures for environmental protection
| Parameter | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement Range | Maximum/minimum values for each sensing parameter | Determines application suitability |
| Cross-Sensitivity | Error margin between different sensor elements | Affects data accuracy |
| Sampling Rate | Data acquisition frequency for all channels | Impacts dynamic response capability |
| Power Consumption | Operating current/voltage requirements | Critical for battery-powered devices |
| Operating Temperature | Functional temperature limits | Defines environmental compatibility |
| Manufacturer | Product | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Bosch Sensortec | BME688 | 4-in-1 environmental sensor with gas detection |
| STMicroelectronics | LSM6DSOX | Inertial module with AI-based motion analysis |
| TE Connectivity | MS8607 | Pressure, humidity, and temperature combination sensor |
| Analog Devices | ADIS16495 | Tactical-grade inertial measurement unit |
Key considerations include: - Required measurement parameters and accuracy - Environmental operating conditions - Interface compatibility (digital/analog) - Power budget constraints - Calibration requirements - Long-term stability and drift characteristics
Current development trends include: - Increased integration with edge AI processing - Advancements in energy-harvesting technologies - Growth of wireless sensor networks (WSN) - Miniaturization through advanced MEMS fabrication - Enhanced cybersecurity features for IoT applications - Convergence with 5G and Industrial 4.0 systems