Thursday, 5 July 2018

Sensors & Transducers Quiz 1

Sensors and transducers are the primary part of any measurement system. Sensors convert the measurement variable into an another physical quantity.
Transducers convert a physical quantity into an electrical quantity.
Here you have a small quiz to match the measuring quantity to its sensors and transducers.
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