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Temperature monitoring within a manufacturing process may require an extensive temperature range of hundreds of degrees. Conventional electronics cannot withstand these ranges, so a specific external temperature sensor
is required. Examples include monitoring the injection mold space or perhaps the material's preheating temperature before welding. One advantage of the 1-Wire bus is connecting up to 10 sensors to the same data line. This makes it possible to obtain very detailed data.

However, digitization is usually problematic in older machines that still produce well. Many of these machines have a digital output of 24V industrial logic, or it is possible to simply add an inductive sensor close to, for example, the output plow that ejects finished products from the machine. This provides a digital signal to indicate that another piece has been produced on the machine.

Detecting open doors or windows is a pervasive case, not only in building security. This information is also beneficial when planning the cooling or heating of buildings. Yet, conventional "security" systems are unnecessarily expensive for these applications because they have to meet various security standards. STICKER Input is an excellent alternative in this respect. It contains a magnetic field detector, so you just place a small magnet on the door, and open/close detection is a reality. Alternatively, digital inputs can be used to detect opening/closing using conventional switches.