Industrial Sensor Fundamentals
Learn about different types of industrial sensors, what they can do and how they can be used in process control.
Explain what an industrial sensor is and how it can be used in process control
Explain the operation of the three main types of Photoelectric Sensors: Through-Beam, Retroreflective, and Diffused
Describe and sketch the wiring and setup of the Through-Beam, Retroreflective, and Diffused photoelectric sensors
List different types of level sensors used in the industry
State the 3 most common temperature sensor used in industry
Explain the working principles of the Pt100 RTD and show an example of how it's used in industrial measurement
Explain what a Load Cell is and list the common types used in industry
Explain what a Limit Switch is and how it works
Explain what a pressure sensor is and how it works
Explain what a Differential PressureTransmitter is and show an example of where it is used in industry
1. What is a Sensor? Different Types of Sensors, Applications
2. Photoelectric Sensor Explained (with Practical Examples)
3. Photoelectric Sensor Wiring, Setup, and Troubleshooting
4. What is a Level Sensor? Types of Level Sensors
5. What is a Temperature Sensor? (RTD, Thermocouple, Thermistor)
6. Pt100 sensor Explained working principals
7. What is a Load Cell? Types of Load Cells
8. Limit Switch Explained Working Principles
9. What is a Pressure Sensor?
10. Differential Pressure Transmitter Explained
11. Smart Sensor Explained Different Types and Applications
12. What is a Transistor? Working Principles
13. Smart Sensors & Actuators: Basics and Benefits in IIoT
13. Inductive Sensor Explained Different Types and Applications
14. Inductive couplers Explained Working principles and Application examples
15. 3-wire Inductive Proximity Sensor / How to Read the Datasheet
16. Capacitive Sensor Explained Different Types and Applications
17. What is Sensor Calibration and Why is it Important?
18. What is a Vibration Sensor? Types of Vibration Sensors
19. Diode Module How does it work?
20. What is a NAMUR Sensor?
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