Where might a motion sensor be used?

Where might a proximity sensor be used?

Where might a Humidity sensor be used?

Where might a Moisture sensor be used?

Which sensor detects changes in UV?

Which sensor measures weight?

Which sensor measures the distance between itself and and object?

Works with little to no human contact:

Automatic doors would use a:

Which system detects absence or presence of an object within a certain distance?

Which system recognizes objects to measure their characteristics?

Which system listed can take its own energy and convert it to electrical energy?

Which system creates electrical energy from sounds?

Which system detects change in the electrical output due to rising and falling temperatures?

Which system measures rotary motion

A device that responds to a physical stimulus (heat, light, sound, pressure, magnetism, or motion) and transmits a resulting impulse.

Having, containing or indicative of good sense or reason.

Used to detect acceleration, tilt, and vibration to determine movement and orientation; this sensor is responsible for axis-based motion sensing, it is also present in fitness trackers

Used to identify up/down, left/right and rotation around three axes for more complex orientation details

Used to detect when the phone is held to the face to make or take a call, so the touchscreen display can be disabled to avoid unintended input

Used to detect data about lighting levels in the environment to adapt the display accordingly (if your phone is set to auto-adust)

Used to enable biometric verification for a secure device and website authentication as well as mobile payment.

Used to identify user movements for gesture recognition.

When collecting data there are many advantages and disadvantages of different methods. What would be the best method of collecting data for the number of cars drive along past school each day for the full 24 hours?

Which sensor type would be used to detect when the "French Fries" are totally cooked?

When ... receives a digital input, it compares measured values with stored values/pre-set values.

ADC converts analogue signals (data) into digital.

What happens, if a sensor output is directly fed to a microprocessor?

1- The analogue output is converted to digital input via ADC

2- Microprocessor compares the input with preset values

3- If the measured temperature is above set value, the cooler is turned on

4- The output voltage is acquired from a thermistor

What is the correct order of the given process?