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R. Nelson Parrish

Setra Systems’ Model SRH Humidity Sensors

February 17, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

Boxborough, Mass.— Setra Systems introduces its new Model SRH Humidity Series product line. The product line is designed to measure relative humidity in a room, duct or outside and is available in accuracies of ±2%, ±3%, and ±5%. The SRH Series features a replaceable sensor tip that ensures an accurate, calibrated, and cost effective humidity […]

Filed Under: Temperature Tagged With: humidity, relative humidity, sensor

New Bio-Fuel and Diesel Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe

February 16, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

As developers of off-highway equipment turn green and make greater use of biodiesel fuels, the need for biocompatible sensors increases. The EGT Diesel Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor is one that features an enclosed foul-proof probe tip for operation in bio-fuel and diesel engine applications. Manufactured in the U.S. from Inconel and 316SS, this type K […]

Filed Under: Temperature Tagged With: Biodiesel, Exhaust, Temperature

IP 69K-rated Sensors for Harsh Washdown Environments

February 16, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

VeriSens smart vision sensors are equipped with IP 69K-rated stainless steel housings, shatterproof glass, special connectors and seals that protect the devices from damage in high temperature/high pressure washdown environments.  The sensors are suitable for discrete automation applications in a range of industries, including food/beverage, pharmaceutical, medical and cosmetic processing. Using contour-based algorithms, VeriSens smart […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Smart Sensor, VeriSens, vision sensor

AutomationDirect™ Expands Photoelectric Sensor Line

February 16, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

AutomationDirect™ has added several models to its 18mm photoelectric sensor line. The NPN and PNP diffuse sensor s offered feature one normally-open and one normally-closed output and have a sensing range up to 600mm. Also added are through-beam emitter and receivers in up to six-meter sensing ranges. The photoelectric sensors are available in axial and […]

Filed Under: Photoelectric Tagged With: Automation Direct, photoelectric sensor, through beam emitters and receivers

High-performance Distance Measurement Sensor

February 13, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

Minneapolis, Minn. – SICK announces the launch of its new line of DT50 Distance Measurement Sensors. These cost-effective, high-performance sensors are ideal for automating production processes where budget and space were previously a constraint.  The DT50 family of distance measurement sensors features a new High-Definition Distance Measurement (HDDM) platform that provides greater precision at longer sensing […]

Filed Under: Temperature Tagged With: ambient light, cost effective, Distance Measurement Sensor, Temperature

Digital Non-Contact Rotating Torque Sensor

February 10, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

Sensor Developments’ Model 01424 sensors are designed to measure rotating drive torque using a conventional shaft-to-shaft configuration for in-line placement. The unique design incorporates a digital non-contact wireless system that provides power to the rotating electronics mounted on the shaft and transmits the signal back to the receiver in digital format. The torque signal is then […]

Filed Under: Torque Tagged With: digital transmission, non contact wireless system, torque

Kavlico P356 Pressure Sensor

February 3, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

Moorpark, CA – Kavlico has designed the P356 low pressure gage/differential pressure sensor for applications requiring long-term stability and an operational life in excess of ten years. Typical applications include: • Pneumatic controls  • Filter monitoring  • Tank level  • Leak detection Available in pressure ranges of 0-0.5, 0-1, ±1, 0-3, and 0-5 PSI, the P356 provides […]

Filed Under: Pressure Tagged With: High Volume Applications, pressure sensor

“Enlightened” Atoms Defy Uniformity

January 26, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

When atoms in a crystal are struck by laser light, their electrons, excited by the light, typically move back and forth together in a regular pattern, resembling nanoscale soldiers marching in a lockstep formation. But according to a new theory developed by Johns Hopkins researchers, under the right conditions these atoms will rebel against uniformity. […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Crystal Atoms, Lasers, Nanodancers

Sensor Film Measures Very Low Contact Pressures

January 20, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish Leave a Comment

You’ve wanted a more sensitive pressure sensor.  Now, one has arrived.  Pressurex Zero® is a new sensor film that characterizes tactile contact surface pressure down to an extremely low 7.2 PSI (0.5 kg/cm2).  The flexible film can be placed between contacting or mating surfaces to instantly and accurately measure and map pressure magnitude and distribution.  Variations […]

Filed Under: Level, Pressure, Ultrasonic Tagged With: sensitive pressure sensor, Sensor Film

Ceramics Power Ultrasonic Toothbrush

January 20, 2009 By R. Nelson Parrish 2 Comments

Dr. Pierre Mourad, a research associate professor in the University of Washington Department of Neurological Surgery, was discouraged by the cleaning ability of his ordinary power toothbrush. He wondered if ultrasound, something he manipulates every day in his laboratory, could transform ordinary bubbles into pulsating bubbles that could help remove plaque bacteria and produce a […]

Filed Under: Ultrasonic Tagged With: Toothbrush, Ultrasonic, ultrasonic transducer

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