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  • The Invisible Fine Dust
    Mobile measurement of fine dust with the help of our mobile weather sensor MARWIS? This becomes true with the help of the FDS 15 fine dust sensor from the company Födisch AG! With this combination you can solve the problems of fine dust calculation in microclimatic conditions! More to read
  • Sensor for Smart Home
    environment. What Cubic Could Offer?. -Individual air quality sensor such as CO2 sensor dust sensor. ect. -Complete air quality monitor/controller, both hardware and software design service
  • LDE/LME Series - superior immunity to dust
    In this application note LDE/LME differential pressure sensors from First Sensor are experimentally compared to other sensors which use the same (thermal-anemometer-based, non-membrane) sensing principle, where differential pressure is inferred from a gas flow through the sensor. With dust
  • Automotive Air Quality
    driven the attention of the car-grade PM2.5 dust sensor and CO2 sensor, making it an indispensable part of the car.
  • Lufft VENTUS Ultrasonic Wind Sensor Proven for Offshore Operation
    The Lufft Ultrasonic Anemometer VENTUS-UMB successfully completed the test at the International Technical Inspection Agency TUEV SUED and now has the Protection Class IP68. This confirms officially that the sensor is one of a few Ultrasonic Anemometers, protected from infiltration of dust as well
  • Brief Introduction for Gold Wire Bonding and Laser Welding of Pressure Sensors
    It is necessary to introduce in advance that all operations performed by the Micro Sensor must be completed in a clean and dust-free environment in the purification workshop, and have very high requirements for the level of technology. First of all, let's introduce gold wire bonding, also known
  • Air Particle Counter Sensors Use Lasers to Detect PM2.5
    Particulate matter like dust, pollen, mold, smoke, and even metals are in the air we breathe. Too much particulate matter in the air reduces the lungs ability to utilize oxygen. Over time this leads to difficulty breathing, lung disease and even death.
  • How to Detect Slack or Broken Chain (.pdf)
    The 4B high power WDA reluctance sensor will detect a moving ferrous object up to 4" away. It is not affected by dust or material build up. It can be used as a slack/broken chain detector when installed as shown below. The sensor has an adjustable sensing range (1" - 4") and an LED helps with field

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