Electronic components
Argentina
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The STS4L temperature sensor is the latest addition to the STS4x family. It offers a 20% cost reduction compared to the STS40-AD1B sensor, with only a slight compromise in accuracy. Its low power consumption of 0.4 µA and wide supply voltage range of 1.08 to 3.6 V make it an ideal choice for battery-powered applications.
Sensirion's innovative STC31-C and STCC4 sensors measure thermal conductivity, calculating gas concentration based on that data. They are suitable for both indoor environments and controlled atmospheres.
Sensirion offers three series of mass flow controllers. But which one to choose? We have compared the features and benefits of the latest Sensirion SFC5400, SFC5500 and SFC6000D series so that you can choose the best solution for your device.
Lidar by YDLIDAR measures the distance between itself and surrounding objects either in a plane or in space. The result of the measurement is a point cloud for the navigation of robotic vacuum cleaners, autonomously guided vehicles, service robots and the like. Choose a sensor to measure distance directly from our warehouse. (reading for 2 minutes)
Every generation of Sensirion humidity sensors is not only technically better, but also more affordable. This also applies to the fourth generation of sensors of the SHT4x series.
SEN54-SDN-T, the environmental sensor node Sensirion, integrates particulate matter (PM), volatile organic compound (VOC), relative humidity (RH), temperature (T) sensors and a microcontroller. Now you can bring your product to market faster and with lower development costs. (2 minutes reading)
New product from Sensirion was designed as an intelligent switching and control unit for air quality control devices. It simplifies the design of devices and saves costs in their development.
Intelligent City or Smart City. A place where traditional networks and services are more efficient with digital and telecommunications technologies so that residents and their city can benefit from it.
