A. Static conditions describe how sensors output static relationships between input and output values. This includes the static characteristic function f(x) relating input x to output y, and the inverse function F. Accuracy considerations include sensitivity, resolution, error sources like offset and gain errors. B. Dynamic conditions describe how sensors respond to changing input values over time. This includes responses that are first or second order systems with properties like rise time and time constant. Common sensor types are discussed like thermistors that have sensitivity that varies with temperature. C. Specific sensors are briefly described like the LM92 temperature sensor, KTY81 thermistor, infrared distance sensor GP2Y0A02YK0F, and pressure