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This is to verify that Hybson Dias has completed the course Introduction to Electronic Sensors on Alison.

Hybson Dias

Alison ID: 50609949

Course Completed: Introduction to Electronic Sensors

Date of Completion: 9th June 2026

Email: [email protected]

Total Study Time: 3h 0m

Final Assessment Score:

Alison courses requires at least
70% to pass the final assessment

84%
CPD Hours Completed:

CPD approved learning hours
completed through this course

2-4h

Course Information

Study pressure sensors, photoemissive cells and fiber optics in this free course on different types of electric sensors.

In this free online course, you study accurate information on the working principles of an electronic sensor. It explains and defines the characteristics and functions of a general sensor as well as guiding you through specific information about photoconductive cells and fiber optic sensors. Learn about pressure sensors, U-tube manometers and diaphragm pressure gauges. Next, we discuss the definition of a Bourdon gauge, a diaphragm pressure gauge and other instruments to measure pressure.

Next, the material teaches you about the Hall effect current sensor. You will learn how to correctly use instruments like a U-tube manometer and optical transducer. Furthermore, you study the application of a dissolved oxygen sensor in the work environment. Following on, the course explains what a smart sensor is. In addition, it looks at ultrasonic sensors. You will be taught how to properly use many of these sensors.

This course is excellent for those in the electrical field and electricians or technicians who would like to increase their practical and theoretical knowledge of sensors. 

Modules Completed

Module 1: Electronic Sensors
Module 2: Course assessment

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