Temperature & Humidity Sensors

Temperature and humidity sensors are basically the machine's "weather reporters." They measure how hot/cold and how wet/dry the air (or other material) around them is.
Here is the simple breakdown of what they do:
• Reads the Environment:
o Temperature sensors measure heat levels.
o Humidity sensors measure the amount of moisture (water vapor) in the air.
• Keeps Things Safe: They prevent machinery from overheating or freezing, which could cause damage.
• Controls Quality: In manufacturing, they ensure conditions are perfect for things like drying paint, storing sensitive medicine, or baking food.
• Automates Climate Control: They are the key components that tell your house thermostat when to turn on the heater or air conditioner.
In short, these sensors provide critical environmental data, allowing machines and systems to maintain the perfect climate for safety and efficiency.