1. Sensors - What it is A sensor module that detects changes in physical conditions and converts them into an electrical signal for processing by controllers, PLCs, or data loggers. - Why you need it Provides real time data to support automation, monitoring, and decision making across systems and projects. - How it solves problems Replaces manual measurements with accurate, repeatable data; enables proactive control and alerting; supports consistent operation in varying conditions. - What makes it stand out Compact form factor, flexible interfaces, durable construction, and straightforward integration with common platforms. - Key attributes - Function Detects physical changes and outputs a signal suitable for your control system or data acquisition device. - Compatibility Designed for easy integration with standard development boards, controllers, and industrial equipment; supports common interfaces and voltage ranges. - Size Small footprint that fits into space constrained installations and compact devices. - Material Robust housing suitable for a broad range of environments; built to withstand regular use. - Performance Delivers stable, repeatable readings with good long term reliability and low drift within its specified operating conditions. - Use scenarios - Industrial automation Integrate into a production line to monitor process conditions and provide input for control loops or alarm systems. - Building management and monitoring Use in office or facility environments to track conditions and support HVAC efficiency, safety alerts, and energy use optimization. - Prototyping and product development Implement in prototypes or consumer electronics to provide reliable sensor input to microcontrollers or single board computers.