A sensor is a device or device that can sense the measured information and convert it into a usable output signal according to certain rules. As the backbone of information technology, sensors have become ubiquitous in modern society.
The role of sensor information collection——
In the information age, the most important thing is to obtain accurate and reliable information, and various sensors with different functions are an important way and effective means to obtain information in the field of nature and production industry. This is one of the important roles of sensors.
The detection role of the sensor –
Mature sensors accompanying industrial production, especially automated industrial production, can effectively monitor and control the parameters of the production process, so that the equipment works in normal or best condition. Sensors are the basis for modern production.
The scientific research role of sensors –
In the development of modern science and technology, the role of sensors is more prominent, in the deepening of material understanding, the development of new energy, new materials and other aspects of research, such as ultra-high temperature, ultra-low temperature, ultra-high pressure, ultra-high vacuum and ultra-strong magnetic field and other information that cannot be obtained by human senses. Without suitable sensors, the information of the research object cannot be obtained, and the emergence of some emerging and high-sensitivity sensors will also promote breakthroughs in this field, and the development of sensors is the pioneer of scientific research.
The McKinsey report pointed out that by 2025, the economic benefits brought by the Internet of Things will be between 2.7 trillion and 6.2 trillion US dollars, of which sensors, as the most important data collection entrance of Internet of Things technology, will usher in a broad space for development.
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