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Zero calibration and span point adjustment are often done at the same time, but are different and serve two different purposes.

Assembling an effective pyroelectric NDIR gas sensor involves more than simply matching a few off-the-shelf components.

Zero calibration is a fundamental process that ensures sensors provide accurate readings. For NDIR (Non-Dispersive Infrared) sensors, it is crucial for maintaining precision over time. The main goal is to confirm the sensor reports zero gas when no target gas is actually present.

At first glance, the response times of gas sensors seem comparable - but often they are not. Different measurement standards and test conditions make evaluation difficult. This article provides clarity.

Vibrations are one of the biggest challenges in the operation of wind turbines. Modern sensor technology detects problems early on and increases reliability.

Why constant power mode is preferred over constant voltage mode for consistent output and extended lifespan.

Imagine that your home thermostat slowly starts to show a slightly different temperature than it really is, even though the room temperature remains the same.

Andy Wahl is Senior Key Account Manager, Noah Bleeck is Junior Account Manager at Micro-Hybrid. Together, they guide customers through the development of Advanced Electronic Modules (AEM) – from the first idea to full-scale production. Their approach: application consulting at eye level. At Micro-Hybrid, AEM means more than just standard EMS services. It’s about electronics with a purpose: long-lasting, robust, and reliable even in extreme environments.