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mouser.com/amphenol 15 LEARN MORE > Amphenol Sensors Solutions Controlling Fully Automated Air Flow in HVAC systems Most electronic climate control (ECC) actuators have a potentiometer geared to the blower motor's drivetrain. The potentiometer determines the position of the blend air temperature door that controls the discharge air temperature by modulating coolant flow to the heater core. In a vehicle or HVAC system actuators control mode, blend and recirc doors and potentiometers are a lower cost means to actuate HVAC doors with a motor rather than a cable. The endless rotation potentiometers with extra-long product-life and IP54 sealing of Amphenol Piher Sensing Systems are ideal for HVAC systems and available for through-hole and SMD mounting. Monitoring Rotating Equipment Conditions Vibration analysis can discover and diagnose a wide range of problems related to rotating equipment, including unbalance, misalignment, sleeve-bearing problems, and resonance issues. Machine components rotate, and each generates a distinctive pattern and level of vibration. When the flow is interrupted, excessive noise and shaking signal a problem. The reactionary move is to service the equipment immediately. Being proactive and pinpointing issues before they arise maintains a machine's integrity. A critical component of vibration analysis involves sensors for predictive maintenance. These machine- mounted devices are necessary to gather data to assess and monitor machine health quickly and accurately. That means obtaining a full-spectrum vibration signature in three axes (horizontal, vertical, and axial) on both ends of the motor and driven equipment through an accelerometer, which measures low to very high frequencies. LEARN MORE > Amphenol All Sensors ELV Analog & Digital Pressure Sensors Summary Because the proportion of time spent by humans in the indoor environment increases, it is becoming more challenging to maintain good air quality for a healthy and productive life. IIoT systems are best for collecting data, predicting ventilation states, and providing alerts and recommendations to the end-user. The COVID-19 pandemic presented an opportunity to accelerate the use of smart-building technology to ensure that workplaces are designed to reduce the spread of airborne disease. Advances in building operating systems, smart components, and sensors enable spaces with a high degree of flexibility and adaptability. Amphenol Advanced Sensors meet the challenge of developing advanced sensing technologies and embedded measurement solutions for regulatory and industry-driven applications.