Exploring Sensors
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Exploring Sensors
Description
Sensors play an increasingly important role in today's advanced world. The Exploring Sensors module allows students to explore the different uses of mechanical and electronic sensors from a security applications viewpoint.
Students are introduced to the variety and characteristics of sensors. They build a variety of circuits using magnetic sensors, vibration/shock sensors, pulsed infrared sensors, and motion sensors. Students also build alarm circuits using sensors, an electromechanical relay, and a buzzer.
Sensors in this module include an infrared photoelectric beam sensor, an infrared motion detector, a mechanical switch, a vibration detector, and magnetic proximity sensors.
Features & Benefits
- Cost-effective
- Accommodates two students
- Includes comprehensive curriculum with lab procedures
- Safe tabletop system
- Components are identified
- Perfect for Tech-Design programs
Topic Coverage
- Introduction to the Trainer
- Control Panels
- Plunger Switches
- Magnetic Proximity Sensors
- Shock/Vibration Sensors
- Electronic Active Sensors
- Electronic Passive Sensors
- Wiring Installation Techniques
- Automobile Alarm Systems
- Designing an Alarm System
List of equipment
Qty | Description | |
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8 | Tooth Lockwasher K-Lock Hexagonal Nut 832 | 22031 |
1 | Tooth Lockwasher K-Lock Hexagonal Nut 1032 | 22032 |
17 | 22114 | |
6 | SCREW 632 3/8" ROUND HEAD PHILIPPS | 22171 |
8 | Round-Head Phillips Machine Screw 832 0.375" | 22628 |
4 | Lead 4 mm, 30 cm, yellow | 23225 |
4 | Lead 4 mm, 60 cm, red | 23226 |
4 | Lead 4 mm, 90 cm, blue | 23227 |
7 | MOUNT PRESS BLACK | 95546 |