1. Transducers Function Transducers convert a physical stimulus into an electrical signal suitable for measurement, monitoring, and control systems. Key benefits Clear electrical representation of the measured phenomenon for reliable data capture. Facilitates integration with standard data acquisition and control equipment. Compact form supports placement in constrained spaces. Compatibility Designed to interface with common measurement interfaces and power sources; verify interface, voltage, and signal requirements with your system. Size, material, performance Size, material, and performance specifications vary by variant; consult the product datasheet for exact values. Use scenarios In a laboratory data collection setup, pair the transducer with a DAQ to convert a physical signal into usable data for analysis. On a production line, use transducers to feed control systems with signals that reflect process conditions. 2. Sensors Function Sensors detect physical quantities and output electrical signals for monitoring, logging, and control. Key benefits Enables real time monitoring of environmental or system conditions through direct signals. Supports data logging and alerting when integrated with data acquisition or control systems. Flexible form factors to suit diverse installation requirements. Compatibility Works with standard sensor interfaces and commonly used signal ranges; confirm connector types and specifications with the product datasheet. Size, material, performance Size, materials, and performance depend on the specific sensor variant; refer to the datasheet for exact details. Use scenarios In environmental monitoring networks, deploy sensors to collect condition data and feed a central monitoring system. In automated equipment, use sensors to detect position, temperature, or other parameters and inform automated control logic.