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What is the different bet'n "Active & passive" sensors
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Answer Posted / tanvir
Active sensor are not required a power from out side to
operate thermocople is the example of that when the heat
produce its free end devlope a thermo EMF in mv and its
calibrate as per requirement.
and pesive sensor need a power from out side for operating.
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