sensorstraling
Sensorstraling refers to the emission of signals by sensors during operation. The term encompasses energy released as part of sensing or communication, and can be intentional (for data transmission, ranging, or beaconing) or incidental (from electronics, heating, or leakage). Emissions may occur across multiple domains, including electromagnetic, optical, acoustic, and thermal radiation.
Common forms include electromagnetic emissions from wireless sensor networks (radio and microwave transmissions), optical emissions from
Measurement and regulation: Emitted power and spectral characteristics are described using metrics such as dBm, EIRP,
Applications and implications: Sensorstraling is central to wireless sensor networks, IoT devices, and autonomous systems, enabling
See also: electromagnetic compatibility, wireless sensor networks, infrared thermography, radar, RFID.