electronic sensors

Electronic sensors are devices that detect and measure physical properties such as temperature, pressure, light, or motion. They convert these measurements into electrical signals that can be processed, displayed, or used to control other equipment. For example, a temperature sensor monitors heat levels and sends data to a thermostat to adjust heating or cooling. These sensors are essential in various applications, from everyday appliances to industrial systems, enabling automation, safety, and improved efficiency by providing real-time, accurate information about the environment or system conditions.