Understanding Sensor Range
Sensor range defines the minimum and maximum values a sensor can measure accurately. Learn about full-scale range, overrange, underrange, and example ranges for O2, ultrasonic, and SONAR sensors.
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Sensor range defines the minimum and maximum values a sensor can measure accurately. Learn about full-scale range, overrange, underrange, and example ranges for O2, ultrasonic, and SONAR sensors.
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