Technical articles
Selection guides written for the engineer who has to choose a sensor and justify the choice. Every article starts from a real question that reached us from the field — which technology suits this surface, what the accuracy figure on the datasheet really means, and when it was measured under conditions that have nothing to do with your production line. There are no marketing comparisons here: there are explanations of the measuring principle, of what actually defeats it, and of what to check before you order.
Technical articles
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Technical articles
Laser or confocal: how to choose a distance sensor
Your target surface makes the decision, not the accuracy figure on the datasheet. Read more -
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Emissivity, and why your pyrometer shows the wrong temperature
An infrared thermometer measures radiation. Turning it into temperature takes one number that you have to supply. Read more -
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How often does an instrument really need calibrating?
The honest answer is that it depends, and here is what it depends on. Read more -
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Thickness measurement: one sensor or two?
Whether your material is transparent decides the whole architecture. Read more -
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Why the datasheet accuracy isn’t the accuracy you’ll get
It was measured in lab conditions on a reference surface. Here are four things that separate it from your reality. Read more
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