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Introduction to Electronic Sensors
This free online course provides you with an understanding of what an electronic sensor is. It goes into detail about the various characteristics and uses of the sensors. Next, you will find information about photoemissive cells and fiber optic sensors. Finally, the course answers questions such as: What are pressure sensors? How do you use a U-tube manometer? How do you use an ultrasonic sensor?
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Introduction to Electronic Sensors
Study pressure sensors, photoemissive cells and fiber optics in this free course on different types of electric sensors.
This free online course provides you with an understanding of what an electronic sensor is. It goes into detail about the various characteristics and uses of the sensors. Next, you will find information about photoemissive cells and fiber optic sensors. Finally, the course answers questions such as: What are pressure sensors? How do you use a U-tube manometer? How do you use an ultrasonic sensor?
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5 Lessons
Electronic Sensors
First, this module starts by explaining the characteristics of a sensor. You will view all the various applications and the working principles of the sensors. Next, the module provides information about pressure sensors. Finally, the module will provide you with information on ultrasonic sensors and how to apply them in the workplace.
1.Electronic Sensors - Learninig outcomes
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2.Characteristics of a Sensor
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3.Pressure Sensors
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4.Other Sensors
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5.Lesson Summary
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