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What is accuracy in IIOT system?

• The minimum input of physical parameter that will create a detectable output change

• Power requirements of the device and power source (e.g. battery or mains powered, AC or DC supply)

• The error between the true value and its measurement, which may include noise levels and external interference rejection parameters

• The minimum and maximum values that can be (accurately) detected

What is resolution in IIOT system?

• How the information is transmitted from the sensor to controller (e.g. Analogue voltage or current, digital outputs, serial or network data streams)

• The minimum difference between two measurements (often much lesser than the actual accuracy of the sensor)

• Operating conditions (e.g. temperature, fluid medium, operating pressure, food grade compliance, vibration, noise)

• Quantities such as update rate of sensor output and the frequency bandwidth of the measurement output over time

What is sensitivity in IIoT System?

• The minimum input of physical parameter that will create a detectable output change

• Power requirements of the device and power source (e.g. battery or mains powered, AC or DC supply)

• The minimum and maximum values that can be (accurately) detected

• How the information is transmitted from the sensor to controller (e.g. Analogue voltage or current, digital outputs, serial or network data streams)

What is dynamic range in IIOT systems?

• The minimum difference between two measurements (often much lesser than the actual accuracy of the sensor)

• How the information is transmitted from the sensor to controller (e.g. Analogue voltage or current, digital outputs, serial or network data streams)

• The minimum and maximum values that can be (accurately) detected

• The error between the true value and its measurement, which may include noise levels and external interference rejection parameters

What is power in IIoT system?

• Operating conditions (e.g. temperature, fluid medium, operating pressure, food grade compliance, vibration, noise)

• The minimum difference between two measurements (often much lesser than the actual accuracy of the sensor)

• Power requirements of the device and power source (e.g. battery or mains powered, AC or DC supply)

• The minimum input of physical parameter that will create a detectable output change

What is timescale in IIoT system?

• How the information is transmitted from the sensor to controller (e.g. Analogue voltage or current, digital outputs, serial or network data streams)

• The minimum difference between two measurements (often much lesser than the actual accuracy of the sensor)

• Operating conditions (e.g. temperature, fluid medium, operating pressure, food grade compliance, vibration, noise)

• Quantities such as update rate of sensor output and the frequency bandwidth of the measurement output over time

What is Output or interface technology in IIoT systems?

• Power requirements of the device and power source (e.g. battery or mains powered, AC or DC supply)

• The minimum and maximum values that can be (accurately) detected

• How the information is transmitted from the sensor to controller (e.g. Analogue voltage or current, digital outputs, serial or network data streams)

• The minimum input of physical parameter that will create a detectable output change

What is environment in IIoT systems?

• Operating conditions (e.g. temperature, fluid medium, operating pressure, food grade compliance, vibration, noise)

• The minimum and maximum values that can be (accurately) detected

• Power requirements of the device and power source (e.g. battery or mains powered, AC or DC supply)

• The minimum input of physical parameter that will create a detectable output change