Wireless Sensors

Continuous advancements in wireless technology have made probeware more flexible and mobile.

Untethered ways to use probeware:

• Study environments without worrying about exposing expensive equipment to the elements.
• Explore hard to reach places where you could not carry a computer.
• Move freely around a classroom without tripping over wires or pulling tethered equipment off a table.
• Conduct physics experiments unencumbered by wires.

Technical facts about wireless:

• Plug your probe into a wireless sensor port making almost any probe a wireless sensor.
• Communicate with your wireless enabled computer, phone or tablet.
• Typical range from transmitter to receiver is 10 meters.
• Many of the new interfaces use both USB and wireless technology.