Sensors in cars

The basic set of automotive sensors enables the setup of practice-oriented examples of experiments for:

• The simple DC circuit
• Ohm's law
• Nonlinear resistance
• Capacitor in the DC circuit
• Use of inductors in the DC circuit
• The semiconductor diode, and
• The semiconductor LED

as the fundamentals of sensor circuits.

Additionally, typical vehicle sensors are studied with the "Sensors 1" set.
The included equipment enables experiments in the following topics:

• Bipolar transistor
• Hall sensor ABS
• Hall sensor distributor element
• Inductive transmitter, and
• Line protection with fuses.

The "Sensors 2" set offers additional sensors.
These include:

• The pressure sensor
• The position pick-up
• The throttle valve potentiometer, as well as
• The sunlight sensor for automatic air conditioning.

A discrete-level sensor can be connected via the oxygen sensor adapter box and
studied using the flame from a Bunsen burner.

Further digital sensors are offered in the set "Automotive sensors 3" such as:

• digital MAP sensor
• gear neutral position sensor
• voltage encoded switch
• digitl AMR wheel sensor