Detectors

Detectors are devices designed to identify and measure specific signals or signals from their environment, such as light, sound, radiation, or particles. They work by sensing these signals and converting them into electrical signals or data that can be analyzed. For example, a smoke detector recognizes smoke particles in the air, alerting you to potential fire. Similarly, a motion detector senses movement, and a radiation detector identifies radioactive substances. Overall, detectors are essential tools that help monitor, measure, and respond to various physical phenomena for safety, research, security, and everyday convenience.