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A sensor is a device that detects physical properties, while sensing technology uses sensors to acquire and convert information.
A sensor is a device that detects physical properties and converts them into a readable signal. Sensing technology uses sensors to acquire information by detecting physical, chemical, or biological properties and converting them into a readable signal.
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A sensor is a device that detects physical properties and converts them into a readable signal. Sensing technology uses sensors to acquire information by detecting physical, chemical, or biological properties and converting them into a readable signal.
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The key difference lies in their scope and function. A sensor is a component, and sensing is a process that uses these components.
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Pay attention to the context in which the terms 'sensor' and 'sensing' are used.
Sources
- Different Types of Sensors and Sensing Technologies - components101.com
- Definition of Sensor and Sensing Technology - yokogawa.com
- Sensor - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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