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1 датчик
ч(перетворювач величини, що контролюється, на сигнал) transducer; pickup ( unit); ( джерело інформації) ( data) transmitter; ( чутливий або вимірювальний елемент) measuring ( sensing) element, sensor, detectorдатчик вібрацій — vibration sensor, vibration transducer, машинобуд. accelerometer
датчик вологості — humidity sensing element, moisture sensor
датчик імпульсів комп. — impulser
датчик імпульсний комп. — pulse transmitter
датчик напруги — voltage sensor, voltage sensing device
датчик наявності комп. — proximity sensor
датчик прискорення — acceleration pickup, acceleration sensor
датчик рівня — level detector, level gauge
датчик струму — current-sensing device, current sensor
датчик температури — temperature probe, thermometer probe, temperature-sending unit, temperature-sensing device, temperature transmitter
датчик тиску — pressure transducer, pressure pickup, pressure monitor, pressure sensing element, pressure sensor
датчик часу — timer ( clock)
датчик швидкості — velocity pickup, velocity sensor, speed transducer, velocity transducer
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