Temperature Sensors

Companies Temperature Sensors

Galltec Mess- und Regeltechnik GmbH, Germany

If it is a matter of humidity Galltec+Mela offer a wide range of measurement and control instruments for humidity and temperature for a wide range of applications: hygrostats and humidity and temperature sensors with the classic Polyga humidity measuring element, or sensors with the capacitive Mela more

ABB Automation GmbH, Germany

ABB is able to deliver the full spectrum of services and products, including a fully integrated package of advanced chemical technologies, advanced control system applications, and simulation systems. With our specific know-how in services like engineering, project management or validation we are a more

B+B Thermo-Technik GmbH, Germany

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Products Temperature Sensors

Measurement of concentrations for almost every key metering task

ProMinent DULCOTEST® sensors deliver exact, reliable and application-adjusted measured values in real time for the monitoring/control of processes. more

News Temperature Sensors

• Sensirion moves into a new production building in Switzerland
  

  Sensirion inaugurated its new production building in mid-July 2011. After eight months of construction, the newly purchased production plant in Stäfa, Switzerland, situated just a few hundred meters from the main building, was ready for occupancy. With the purchase and renovation of the building, th more

• Energy-autonomous sensors in logistics: continuous control of perishable goods

  The safety and quality in the food supply of today’s globally organized and networked supply chain is everything else than warranted. More than 50% of all foodstuffs are spoiled in the transport routes; alone in Great Britain this makes up 17 million tons and approximately 20 billion Euros. Intellig more

• Printable sensors

  In future every home will have one: electronic devices that you can control just by pointing a finger. To turn this vision into reality the 3Plast research consortium is developing special sensors that can be printed onto plastic film and affixed to objects. The cellphone is switched off but immedi more

White papers Temperature Sensors

• Reaching the Next Level of Microwave-assisted Organic Synthesis

  Microwave-assisted organic synthesis (MAOS) has become an increasingly popular discipline in modern chemical method development. At first, reaction optimization and method development on a small scale were the main areas of interest in MAOS. However, the growing acceptance and success of this innovative microwave technology revealed the necessity for large-scale synthesis of valuable compounds using microwave heating, especially in industrial laboratories more

Publications Temperature Sensors

• Porous Titania with Heavily Self-Doped Ti3+ for Specific Sensing of CO at Room Temperature

  Semiconductor-based sensors have played an important role in efficient detection of combustible, flammable, and toxic gases, but they usually need to operate at elevated temperatures (200 °C or higher). Although reducing the operation temperature down to room temperature is of practical significance more

• Photoluminescent poly(ether ether ketone)/quantum dot composite films

  Low crystallized fluoropoly(ether ether ketone) (FPEEK) demonstrating blue fluorescence was developed as flexible, transparent membranous matrix for the incorporation of quantum dots (QDs) to fabricate composite photoluminescent film which is promising as a self-referenced temperature sensor. more

• Sensors, Vol. 13, Pages 5403: Correction: Zarzo, M. et al. Long-Term Monitoring of Fresco Paintings in the Cathedral of Valencia (Spain) through Humidity and Temperature Sensor ...

  A typo has been found in our paper [1]. It is stated on page 8698 that the range of acceptable temperature for the conservation of frescoes is 6–25 °C while in the case of RH, this range is 45%–60%, according to the Italian Standard UNI 10829 (1999). These recommended ranges of temperature (6–25 °C more

Websites Temperature Sensors