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  • Flexible Fingerprint Sensors and Sensors Expo: Dr. Rouzet Agaiby
    Article - 20 Jun 2018
    In this interview, Dr. Rouzet Agaiby speaks to AZoSensors about flexible fingerprint sensors and Sensors Expo & Conference 2018.
  • LNG Fueling Station - How to Meet Gas and Flame Detection Requirements
    Article - 5 Jun 2018
    LNG and CNG are common methane fuels used by long haul trucking firms as well as municipal fleet vehicles, also known as NGVs.
  • Using Ultrasonic Level Sensors for Bulk Storage Tanks
    Article - 23 Mar 2018
    Above ground bulk storage tanks are vessels which can hold large volumes of liquid and commonly range from 10 to 32 feet in height. They operate under zero pressure, are available in various shapes,...
  • Detecting Nitro-Explosives
    Article - 20 Oct 2017
    There are a variety of explosives which are differentiated based on their explosive charge.
  • Using Sensors for Dialysis
    Article - 28 Sep 2017
    A range of sensors are used in modern dialysis devices designed for hemodiafiltration, hemofiltration and hemodialysis.
  • A Guide to Choosing Red or Blue Lasers
    Article - 8 May 2017
    Laser triangulation is a widely used non-contact method for measuring industrial displacement. This sensor technology traditionally uses a red laser light.
  • Metal Detectors
    Article - 4 Nov 2013
    Metal detectors are portable electronic devices used for detecting the presence of any metal close by. They operate by sensing changes in magnetic waves caused by metal. The metal objects can be...
  • Rotary Encoder
    Article - 30 Sep 2013
    A rotary encoder, also referred to as a shaft encoder, is a sensor that generates an electrical signal in response to a rotational movement to determine or control the speed or position of a...
  • 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.
  • Nuclear Weapon Sensor Technology
    Article - 3 May 2013
    A typical nuclear weapon sensor is a durable electronic device having almost zero size and weight

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