Photovoltaic Sensors

Photovoltaic sensors are sensors that utilize the photovoltaic effect. The limit of the detection sensitivity of a light sensor is determined by the signal-to-noise ratio. From this point of view and response speed, photovoltaic sensors are superior to photoconductive sensors.

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Photovoltaic Sensors

Hall Pressure Sensor

Fire alarm

Working principle of lightweight electric power-assisted bicycle - rear axle hook sensor

Buoyancy level gauge

Gauge Pressure Sensor

Current Sensor