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A sensor is a physical output of a computation, optionally
limited to a local area, on which you can apply a post-treatment.
You can get a synthesis of analysis results by
creating sensors.

A sensor can produce two kinds of results, depending on the sensor
definition and on the analysis case:
- knowledge parameters (single value or list of values): the sensor set
provides parameters that can be re-used in Knowledgeware in order to set
rules, checks, formulas and Product Engineering Optimizer workbench.
- 2D Display (only in multi-occurrence case): allows you to display the
variation of an output for different occurrences.
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- Create Global Sensors
- Create sensors on entire model.
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- Create Local Sensors
- Create sensors on local area.
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Resultant Sensors
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- Create Reaction Sensors
- Create a reaction sensor.
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- Create Applied Load Sensors
- Create applied load sensors.

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- Create Multi Load Sensors
- Create multi load sensors.

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- Create Internal Load Sensors
- Create internal load sensors.

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- Create Inertia Sensors
- Create inertia sensors.

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Update Sensors
- Update all the sensors belonging to a sensor set or update a
particular sensor.
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- Display Values of Sensors
- Display values of sensors in the specification tree under a sensor
set.
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- Integration with Product Engineering
Optimizer
- Give information about the analysis data authorized in the Product
Engineering Optimizer (PEO) product.
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