What is the cause of sensor heating failure?

Sensor heating faults can be caused by various reasons, including electronic component aging, harsh working environments, power supply issues, sensor damage or connection failures, and software problems. To address these issues, a series of measures can be taken, including replacing aging electronic components, using sensors adapted to harsh environments, checking power supply voltage, regularly checking the working status and connection of sensors, and upgrading software. In addition, preventive measures such as regular maintenance and inspection of sensors, ensuring stable power supply, and cleaning the working environment can effectively reduce the incidence of sensor heating failures.