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  • How do Geiger Counters Work?
    Article - 17 Jun 2015
    A Geiger counter is used for detecting and measuring alpha, beta and gamma radiation. It consists of a pair of electrodes with a high voltage running between them.
  • Chemical Sensors: Hydrogen Gas Detection Sensor
    Article - 10 Apr 2013
    This article focuses on the application of a hydrogen sensor for the detection of gas leaks.
  • Neutron Detection Technology
    Article - 1 Mar 2013
    Detection of atomic and subatomic particles such as neutrons is usually carried out using the signature produced by these particles.
  • Superimposed High-frequency Jet Ventilator for Medical Applications
    Article - 11 Jan 2013
    Daniel Pfeifer, Head of Research and Development at ESCATEC talks to AZoSensors about a new superimposed high-frequency jet ventilator for medical applications.
  • Traffic Light Sensor Technology
    Article - 28 Nov 2012
    This article discusses the evolution of traffic control systems to the modern day where we are starting to see the application of wireless technology.
  • Geiger Counters for Detecting Radon
    Article - 29 Oct 2012
    It is not very clear whether Geiger counters can be used for detecting radon. The Radalert 50, Radalert 100, Inspector Alert and Inspector do not measure radon gas specifically, however experiments...
  • Accelerator Pedal Position Sensors vs. Throttle Position Sensors
    Article - 21 Mar 2019
    This article focuses on two types of automotive control units: the Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor (APP) and the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS).
  • Air-Quality Sensors for Ventilation Systems & Outdoor Monitoring
    Article - 25 Jul 2012
    This article take the reader through the functional principle to indoor and outdoor air quality sensors and their application.
  • What is a Hygrometer?
    Article - 21 Jun 2012
    This article discusses a range of hygrometers, their basic function, and application.
  • What is a Hydrophone?
    Article - 24 Mar 2025
    Hydrophone technology utilizes piezoelectric materials to monitor underwater noise, converting sound waves into electrical signals for precise data collection.

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