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Silicon Sensing develops inertial measurement systems for the space market

November 15, 2019 By Mike Santora

Two all-silicon inertial measurement systems, developed to meet the specific demands of the small satellite and launch vehicle markets, will be exhibited at Space Tech Expo, 2019 by Silicon Sensing Systems Ltd. The new RMU30 combines below one-watt power consumption with performance that is comparable to much larger and higher consumption fiber optic-based gyro systems. […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: siliconsensingsystems

Balluff inductive couplers for discrete sensors

November 12, 2019 By Mike Santora

Balluff’s inductive couplers connect up to eight discrete sensors across a small air gap, eliminating hardware failures that can occur when slip rings, connectors, or other electromechanical connections wear out. The M18 cylindrical version can connect to up to 4 discrete PNP sensors with 100 mA of output current, and the Q40 cuboid version can […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: balluff

Teledyne e2v introduces industry’s first 1.3MP Time-of-Flight sensor

November 12, 2019 By Mike Santora

Teledyne e2v, a Teledyne Technologies company and global innovator of imaging solutions, has announced its new Bora Time-of-Flight CMOS image sensor, tailored for 3D detection and distance measurement to support the latest industrial applications, including vision guided robotics, logistics, and surveillance. Based on a 10µm pixel design and incorporating a resolution of 1280 x 1024 […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: teledyne

Winners announced in Switches & Sensors category for the 2019 LEAP Awards

November 12, 2019 By Mike Santora

Winners in the second annual LEAP Awards, celebrating the best components and services across the mechanical and electrical engineering design space, were unveiled on November 5, 2019. Across 13 categories, the judging panel awarded Gold, Silver, and Bronze recognitions, as well as Honorable Mentions for certain submissions. The awards program is supported by three leading publications […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: Monnit Corp., omron, peratech

Greater sensing distance with ultrasonic proximity sensors

October 24, 2019 By Mike Santora

SU, UK, UT and TU series round body and UQ series cubic plastic ultrasonic distance sensors from AutomationDirect are now available in sensing distance ranges from 60mm to 8000mm, in metal or plastic housings, and M18 (18mm) and M30 (30mm) barrel or head sizes. Discrete and analog output sensors and models with both analog and […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: automationdirect

Photoelectric sensors for more distance applications

October 21, 2019 By Mike Santora

4mm (smooth) and 5mm (M5 threaded) round photoelectric sensors are now available from AutomationDirect in a wider range of sensing distances in both diffuse and through-beam sensing configurations. These DC-powered metal sensors provide high accuracy in minimal mounting space and are ideal for use in a variety of short or long-distance sensing applications. Diffuse photoelectric […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: automationdirect

Ultrasonic sensors from Telemecanique Sensors

October 9, 2019 By Mike Santora

Unlike conventional sensing technologies, ultrasonic technology is not adversely affected by the type of material to be detected, the color or shape of the detection target, or the environmental conditions during detection. Suitable for packaging machines, material handling, and machine tools, ultrasonic sensing is based on the detection of a high frequency ultrasonic wave reflected […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: telemecaniquesensors

Flowline non-contact reflective ultrasonic level sensors from AutomationDirect

September 11, 2019 By Mike Santora

Non-contact EchoPod and EchoTouch reflective ultrasonic liquid level sensors feature Flowline’s proprietary Reflective Technology that delivers reliable level measurement in condensing environments. Condensation is the most commonly encountered variable in liquid level applications and attenuates the acoustic signal of non-reflective ultrasonic sensors, weakening signal strength and reducing measurement reliability. These reflective level sensors replace ultrasonic […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: automationdirect

Wire energy harvesting components

July 18, 2019 By Mike Santora

POSITAL’s Wiegand assemblies offer a compact and efficient way of harvesting power for electronic circuits in electromechanical devices, eliminating the need for backup batteries. The operating principle of POSITAL’s Wiegand modules is simple. A “Wiegand wire” is a short length of specially prepared Vicalloy (vanadium-iron-cobalt) wire. When exposed to a changing external magnetic field (e.g. […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: positalfraba

Teledyne e2v’s Emerald 67M, high-resolution image sensor

June 13, 2019 By Mike Santora

Teledyne e2v, a Teledyne Technologies company, and TowerJazz have announced that Teledyne e2v’s Emerald 67M image sensor, designed for ultra-high resolution electronics inspection, high-end surveillance and microscopy is now available. The sensor is a member of Teledyne e2v’s Emerald family and uses TowerJazz’s smallest in the world 2.5µm low-noise global shutter pixel, on TowerJazz’s 65nm […]

Filed Under: Sensor Tips Tagged With: teledynee2v

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