microsensor
ˈmaɪkroʊˌsɛnsər
Definition

Definition of microsensor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
technologyTECH.small device detecting physical changesTECH.
  • The microsensor detected a slight change in temperature.
detector sensor
2.
conversion deviceTECH.device converting physical quantity to electrical signalTECH.
  • The microsensor converted the pressure into an electrical signal.
detector sensor transducer
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Origin of microsensor

Greek, mikros (small) + sensor (perceiver)

Examples of microsensor in a sentence

  • The engineer designed a microsensor for pressure measurement.
  • The microsensor detected changes in temperature.
  • Engineers are developing a new type of microsensor.

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  1. French:microsenseur, ...
  2. German:Mikrosensor, Mikrosensoren, ...
  3. Italian:microsensore, ...
  4. Spanish:microsensor, sensor miniatura, ...
  5. Portuguese:microssensor, sensor, ...
  6. Chinese:微传感器, 微型传感器, ...
  7. Japanese:マイクロセンサー, ...
  8. Arabic:مُسْتَشْعِر دَقِيق, حَسَّاس دَقِيق, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִיקְרוֹ-חַיְשָׁן, ...
  10. Russian:микродатчик, микросенсор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мікродатчик, ...
  12. Hindi:माइक्रोसेंसर, ...
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