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føler; sensor |
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detektor |
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målecelle; detektorcelle |
| komun., technol., elektron. |
transor |
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føler (Any hardware or software that can detect events or environmental changes, such as your current location or the amount of light around your computer. For example, a notebook with a location sensor, such as a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, can determine your exact location. An ambient light sensor can detect when there is a change in lighting, and then a program can use that information to adjust the brightness of your screen) |
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følere |
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| transp., siły l., ochr.środ. |
lambdasonde; lambda-sonde |
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sensor The generic name for a device that senses either the absolute value or a change in a physical quantity such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, or pH, or the intensity of light, sound, or ratio waves and converts that change into a useful input signal for an information-gathering system ['sensə] rzecz. | |
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sensor |
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The primary element of a measuring chain which converts the input variable into a signal suitable for measurement |
| wojsk., logist. |
An equipment which detects, and may indicate, or record objects and activities by means of energy or particles emitted, reflected, or modified by objects. (FRA) |
| wojsk., skr. |
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