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When designing electronic systems that operate in harsh environments such as automotive, industrial, aerospace or outdoor environments, selecting the right sensor connectors is critical to ensure reliability, durability and performance. Harsh environments often mean exposure to extreme temperatures, vibrations, moisture, dust and chemicals that can affect sensor connectivity. In this extremely comprehensive guide, we describe…

When using LMR coaxial cables, it is important to choose the right connectors to ensure optimal signal integrity, low signal loss and reliable system performance. LMR cables are known for their high quality and flexibility and are widely used in applications such as telecommunications, networking, broadcasting and radio frequency ( RF) systems. This guide discusses…

When it comes to low-power tri-axial accelerometers, STMicroelectronics LIS2DW12 and LIS2DH12 stand out from the rest. Both sensors can be used in applications ranging from wearables to industrial control systems, and choosing the right sensor can have a significant impact on the energy efficiency, performance and cost of a project. In this article we will…

Light is an essential part of both the natural environment and technological systems. Whether it is used for lighting, sensors, communication or energy, an understanding of how light works is essential for modern technologies ranging from LED lighting to optical communication and photodetectors. In this article, we will look at the basic concepts, functions and…

Hall sensors , which accurately and contactlessly detect magnetic fields, play an important role in modern electronic devices. Due to their reliability, small size and versatility, they are used in a wide range of applications, including automobiles, consumer electronics, industrial automation and medical devices. In this article, we’ll explain what Hall sensors are, how they…

Two types of image sensors dominate the digital imaging market: CCD (charge-coupled devices) and CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductors). These two technologies are at the heart of all types of digital system cameras, industrial visual systems and medical imaging equipment, consumer electronics and automotive cameras. In this article, we will thoroughly compare CCD and CMOS…