Sensor Design Guides
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Read ArticlemmWave Sensors
mmWave sensors are versatile and cost-effective, and they play a key role in several technology applications.
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Read ArticleAn Introduction to Flow and Pressure Sensors
Integrating flow and pressure sensors requires understanding the technology and the system’s electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications.
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Read ArticleCapacitive Touch Sensors
Capacitive touch sensors offer an option for a switch that has no moving parts, provides multitouch capabilities, and can be environmentally sealed.
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Read ArticleMEMS Microphones
MEMS play a key role in the cutting-edge capabilities of common electronic devices. In particular, MEMS microphones offer small packaging dimensions, high performance, and low power consumption.
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Read ArticleTime-of-Flight Sensor Overview
When using ToF sensors, understanding noise, errors, and operating principles is key.
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Read ArticleThe Dos and Don'ts of VOC Sensors
Choosing a sensor to measure volatile organic compounds requires knowledge of its environment and manufacturing process.
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Read ArticleBoard-Mounted Temperature Sensors
Modern temperature sensors and sophisticated error handling via a microcontroller can protect heat-sensitive components.
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Read ArticleAccelerometer Integration
When integrating and implementing accelerometers, begin by examining these four design considerations: Layout, range and linearity, noise and sensitivity, and interfaces.
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Read ArticleGyroscope Types, Selection
Gyroscopes are velocity sensors that detect and measure an object's angular velocity. While new technologies and approaches have helped create new applications, they've created challenges as well.
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