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  • Members: 1224
  • Category: Electrical
  • Founded: Oct 16, 2006
  • Language: English
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This group is dedicated to sensors and transducers.

Sensors are multidisciplinary objects. I've put this group into a more specific "Engineering > Electrical" category, because sensors are often viewed as a part of the EE domain.

Questions such as "I need to measure (or control) something. What sensors do I need? How can I interface them to the rest of my device?" are most welcome, because brainstorms are fun. Any well-formulated questions related to sensors are welcome.

Who should join: engineers, researchers, educated hobbyists, students. We like to help students, but we will not do your homework for you.

Now then, pay close attention to the next sentence… This group is not for helpless or inconsiderate.

No spam. Ban on 1st offense. I consider job postings spam. This is an engineering group, not an HR group. There are special groups for jobs. However, rare exceptions can be arranged in advance for the active members.

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Photo: 6-DOF IMU from Ted Larson's web site

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Re: Distance sensor
The range of bluetooth is only around 300 feet line of sight. Wonder what bluetooth circuit they're using though. Sounds pretty cost effective/cool. But yea,
Posted - Thu May 2, 2013 4:48 am
jacobyoung6477
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Re: Detecting Presence in a wooden/cushioned/office chair
I agree with the pressure mat sensor. If its for a variety of chairs this is the only good way to tell outside of a temperature sensor which might take a while
Posted - Thu May 2, 2013 4:48 am
jacobyoung6477
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Re: light a led from discontinuous voltage
Why not use a capacitor? Shouldn't take a big one and they're pretty much made for regulating irregular voltage. Plus you can use a supercapacitor as a battery
Posted - Thu May 2, 2013 4:48 am
jacobyoung6477
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Re: Distance sensor
Ok, look at this link. It is the very device you described for $30 - except the range is vastly greater. https://zazz.com.au/daily/thingy/7424 Cheers, Brett
Posted - Wed May 1, 2013 9:05 pm
Brett Cupitt
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Sensor Market Question
So I'm planning on starting a company that specializes in sensor reading. I've got an idea for my product, but that's probably not gonna correlate to what
Posted - Wed May 1, 2013 7:49 pm
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