Dust Sensors optically detect the relative quantity of dust particles in the air and are capable of distinguishing between smoke and house dust through pulse patter of output voltage.

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Gas Detection Sensor refers loosely to any sensor whose main purpose is to measure the concentration of gases. Most provide a variable output signal (either voltage or an industry standard 4 ~ 20mA) that is radiometrically proportional to the select input gas levels. Some applications include oxygen monitoring on commercial or military aircraft, exhaust gas testing, and medical testing units.

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Flow Sensors are used to measure flow velocity, volumetric flow rate, or mass flow of a liquid or gas. Mass flow for gases is specified in units of standard liters per minute (SLM) or standard cubic centimeters per minute (SCCM). By referencing a volumetric flow to a standard temperature and pressure, an exact mass flow (g/min) can be calculated from volumetric flow.

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Humidity Sensors are used in environments where maintenance of a certain humidity level is essential. Such environments include warehouses, drying facilities, and refrigeration. Humidity sensors with many different humidity and operating temperature ranges, packages/cases, and output types are available.

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Ambient Light Sensors use the principle of photoconductivity to measure the intensity of light. These sensors can be found in applications such as automatic backlights and camera flash adjustments.

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