Temperature Sensors - Analog and Digital Output - Industrial

Sensors and transducers are devices that are used to measure physical quantities, such as temperature, pressure, and light intensity, and convert them into a corresponding electrical signal. They are commonly used in a wide range of applications, including industrial automation, environmental monitoring, and medical devices. Temperature sensors are specialized sensors that are used to measure the temperature of an object or environment. They are commonly used in industrial applications, where the temperature of a process or system needs to be accurately measured and controlled. Analog and digital output temperature sensors are sensors that provide an electrical output that is proportional to the measured temperature. Analog temperature sensors produce an output voltage or current that varies linearly with temperature, while digital temperature sensors produce a digital output, such as a pulse width modulated (PWM) signal or a serial data stream. Analog and digital output temperature sensors are often used in combination, with the analog output providing a high-resolution measurement of the temperature, and the digital output providing a lower-resolution but more easily processed signal. Industrial temperature sensors are often designed to be rugged and durable, and to operate in challenging environments, such as high temperatures or harsh chemical environments.