DIFFERENT

TYPES OF
SENSORS

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GROUP 2: Engr. Christine Anne
Batersal, Kristine Bagaipo - Perez
Cadavos, Loredin
Dumanhug, Judien
Jadol, Bryle Angelo
Macaldo, Aileen
Perez, Jumar Kim
Petilo , Andy Jr.
TYPES OF
SENSORS:
Temperature Sensor
Light Sensor
Fire/Smoke Sensor
Image Sensor
Pressure Sensor
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TEMPERATURE SENSORS
TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Infrared (IR) thermometers

enable you to measure temperature
quickly, at a distance, and without
touching the object you’re
measuring. This device is beneficial
in situations where it is difficult to
reach the object to record the
temperature.
TEMPERATURE SENSOR
The regulator (sometimes
called the adjustable regulator,
flowmeter, or control valve) is
intended for the administration of
oxygen to patients that are
deemed by a physician to need
increased oxygen levels to improve
or stabilized their breathing
conditions. It is a pressure-
reducing device that lowers the
pressure of the oxygen from a
cylinder to a level that can safely
be used.
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LIGHT SENSORS
LIGHT SENSOR

Solar lights use

photovoltaic(PV) cells, which
absorbs the sun’s energy and
create an electrical charge that
moves through the panel. Wires
through the solar cell connect to
the battery, which converts and
stores the power as chemical
energy until it’s needed.
LIGHT SENSOR

A remote control enables

you to carry out basic functions
like switching the TV on or off,
changing channel and adjusting
the volume fast and easily.
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FIRE/SMOKE SENSORS
FIRE/SMOKE SENSOR
Fire extinguishers
apply an agent that will
cool burning heat, smother
fuel or remove oxygen so
the fire cannot continue to
burn.
It has 3 types for use on
each class of fire: class A –
suitable for paper, wood &
textiles, class B – suitable
for flammable liquids, class
C – suitable for flammable
gasses.
FIRE/SMOKE SENSOR

A smoke detector is
an electronic fire-protection
device that automatically
senses the presence of
smoke, as a key indication
of fire, and sounds a
warning to building
occupants without human
intervention.
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IMAGE SENSORS
IMAGE SENSOR
Face recognition
attendance system works
by capturing digital images of
faces and comparing them
against a database of
previously collected data. The
captured image is then matched
to the information stored within
the system, which will either
return a match location or not
depending on whether the
person is in the database or
not.
IMAGE SENSOR

Dashboard cameras are

small devices that record the road
(and possibly the interior of your
car) as you drive. They are to help
provide you security and proof in
case of an accident. Dash cams
can help you with insurance,
emergency alerts and simply to
capture road trip moments.
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PRESSURE SENSORS
PRESSURE SENSOR
Programmable Logic
Controllers (PLC) are
widely used in various
industries to control and
automate processes,
machines, and systems.
PLCs rely on sensors and
actuators to monitor and
manipulate physical
variables, such as
temperature, pressure, flow,
speed, position, and force.
PRESSURE SENSOR

A sphygmomanometer
is an instrument that is
designed to monitor blood
pressure by measuring the
force of the blood in the heart
where the pressure is
highest, that contains an
inflatable rubber cuff, which
is cloaked around the arm. A
measuring device indicates
the cuff’s pressure or tension,
especially in arteries.
PRESSURE SENSOR
The regulator (sometimes
called the adjustable regulator,
flowmeter, or control valve) is
intended for the administration of
oxygen to patients that are
deemed by a physician to need
increased oxygen levels to improve
or stabilized their breathing
conditions. It is a pressure-
reducing device that lowers the
pressure of the oxygen from a
cylinder to a level that can safely
be used.
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GOD BLESS 