Sentence examples for exposed sensor from inspiring English sources

Wireless data communication allows exposed sensor positions, e.g. at rotating or moving machine parts, which are not reachable by wired bus systems or cables for mains powering.

The exposed sensor regions were then etched with buffered hydrofluoric acid (7:1 ratio of H2O to HF) for 15 min. After etching, the protective photoresist layer was stripped with acetone, and a droplet (∼1 μL) of PtOEPK dye solution was applied using a pipet tip to each sensor region.

As detailed in the following, Dioptase makes it possible: (i) to integrate the Things with today's Web by exposing sensors and actuators as Web services, (ii) to manage physical data as streams, and (iii) to use any Thing as a generic pool of resources that can process streams by running tasks that are provided by developers over time.

The gas samples collected from the surroundings of major source points of industry were exposed to sensor array of the electronic nose and the change in voltage was measured and taken to PC through data acquisition cards.

The operating temperature-dependent gas-sensing response of the ZnO ZFO sensor was conducted by exposing the sensor to 100 ppm acetone gas at a temperature range of 150 350 °C.

We present the design and fabrication of a micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS) air-microfluidic particulate matter (PM) sensor, and show experimental results obtained from exposing the sensor to concentrations of tobacco smoke and diesel exhaust, two commonly occurring PM sources.

Neither sensor localization, surveillance or data transfer can be allowed to expose the sensor network.

Flow from either circuit can be diverted over the sensor under test by means of a system of rapid cross-over solenoid valves exposing the sensor to an abrupt change in oxygen partial pressure, PO2.

That's supposed to expose more sensor surface to the incoming light.

This yields a wide to very long 29 to 320 millimeters, so a single lens can be used for all sorts of compositions, letting you avoid exposing the sensor to airborne particles while swapping lenses.

Estimating how long to leave the shutter open is hard, so many photographers take a wide range of pictures, exposing the sensor for different amounts of time, a process often called "bracketing".