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  • Basic Principles of a Gas Meter
    Article - 23 Jul 2013
    A gas meter is a specialized flow meter that can measure the volume of fuel gases such as propane and natural gas. It is difficult to measure the volume of gas because measured volumes are greatly...
  • Exhaust Oxygen Sensor
    Article - 29 Jun 2013
    An exhaust gas oxygen sensor, also known as lambda sensor, is a device for measuring the oxygen proportion in the exhaust gas being analyzed. The sensor is part of the emissions control system and...
  • What is a Water Sensor?
    Article - 20 Jun 2013
    A water sensor is a device used in the detection of the water level for various applications, and can come in various designs.
  • Vehicle Crash Sensors: Road Safety Analysis
    Article - 29 Apr 2013
    In recent years, the demand for more auto safety features and better crash-rating systems has increased, with the increasing number of crashes and the fatalities and injuries related to these crashes.
  • Motion Processing and Data Fusion Technology
    Article - 11 Apr 2013
    Dave Rothenberg, Movea’s Director of Marketing and Partner Alliances talks to AZoSensors about motion processing and data fusion technology.
  • What Does 'g' Measure?
    Article - 28 Mar 2013
    ‘g’ is the engineering unit utilized for acceleration measurement and 1 g is defined as 32.1741 ft/sec2.
  • Chemical Sensors: Hydrogen Gas Detection Sensor
    Article - 7 Mar 2013
    This article focuses on the application of a hydrogen sensor for the detection of gas leaks.
  • Chemical Sensors: Hydrocarbon Dew Point Monitoring Devices
    Article - 7 Mar 2013
    Hydrocarbon dew point is the temperature at which hydrocarbon-rich gases such as natural gas begins to condense.
  • Applications and Benefits of an Engine Air-Fuel Meter
    Article - 5 Mar 2013
    This article discusses the research relating to the development of this device, calibration of this sensor and its benefits.
  • Nuclear Weapon Sensor Technology
    Article - 5 Mar 2013
    A typical nuclear weapon sensor is a durable electronic device having almost zero size and weight

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