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What sensors are in a modern washing machine? Pt 1

December 9, 2020 By Randy Frank

The number and different types of sensors in cars and smartphones are cited frequently and certainly are impressive. However, sensor usage in many other areas is increasing as well. Appliances, which are not replaced as frequently as vehicles and smartphones, could surprise many people with the  different sensing functions and types of sensors used in […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Touch Sensing Tagged With: Microchip Technology

Illuminated keyswitch series integrates LED

September 28, 2020 By Aimee Kalnoskas

D6 Series

C&K has developed an illuminated keyswitch series that offers smooth, positive tactile feedback with a clear tactile sound for superior ergonomics and ease of use. The D6 Series illuminated keyswitch features an integrated LED, reducing costs and simplifying the design of the illumination path. As a result, the D6 Series is used in a wide […]

Filed Under: Capacitive Tagged With: c&k

IO-Link adds flexibility and control to capacitive smart sensor

July 20, 2020 By Mike Santora

capacitive-smart-level-sensors-in-block-style-io-link

Balluff designed its new block-style capacitive smart level sensor with IO-Link for applications with highly conductive fluids like acids and bases, using smart level 50 technology to compensate for foam and deposit build-up. And thanks to its IO-Link interface, it delivers expanded application and setting options. IO-Link’s automatic parameter setting allow the user to see […]

Filed Under: Capacitive Tagged With: balluff

AutomationDirect adds capacitive pushbutton sensor switches and indicators

June 16, 2020 By Mike Santora

captron-switches-300

Captron SENSORswitches are capacitive pushbuttons which are activated without pressure, using a hand or other parts of the body. The buttons have a determinate sensing distance, which may be altered by varying the approach speed and/or damping factor. A quickly approaching finger will achieve a higher sensing distance than a slowly approaching finger. A hand, […]

Filed Under: Capacitive Tagged With: AutomationDirect

AutomationDirect’s capacitive proximity sensors with potentiometer adjustment

July 1, 2019 By Mike Santora

AutomationDirect-capacitive-sensor

AutomationDirect’s line of sensors now includes capacitive proximity sensors with potentiometer adjustment for sensitivity. Capacitive proximity sensors allow sensing of metal and non-metal objects through insulating materials such as wood or plastic and are often used to sense fill levels of liquids or powders. New lower priced 18mm and 30mm capacitive proximity sensors have a […]

Filed Under: Capacitive Tagged With: AutomationDirect

Capacitive proximity sensors with potentiometer adjustment from AutomationDirect

June 30, 2019 By Lisa Eitel

AutomationDirect’s line of sensors now includes capacitive proximity sensors with potentiometer adjustment for sensitivity. Capacitive proximity sensors allow sensing of metal and non-metal objects through insulating materials such as wood or plastic and are often used to sense fill levels of liquids or powders. New lower priced 18-mm and 30-mm capacitive proximity sensors have a […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Industry News Tagged With: AutomationDirect

AutomationDirect capacitive proximity sensors with potentiometer adjustment

June 21, 2019 By Mike Santora

AutomationDirect-capacitive-sensor

AutomationDirect’s line of sensors now includes capacitive proximity sensors with potentiometer adjustment for sensitivity. Capacitive proximity sensors allow sensing of metal and non-metal objects through insulating materials such as wood or plastic and are often used to sense fill levels of liquids or powders. New lower priced 18mm and 30mm capacitive proximity sensors have a […]

Filed Under: Capacitive Tagged With: AutomationDirect

Capacitive proximity sensors with IO-Link

January 25, 2019 By Mike Santora

Carlo-Gavazzi-Capacitive-IOLink

Carlo Gavazzi has announced the launch its Capacitive Proximity Sensors with Integrated IO-Link Communication. Based on our 4th generation of TRIPLESHIELD sensors, the CA18CA and CA30CA Series represent a suitable solution for automation applications where sensor flexibility or sensing performance needs to be constantly and accurately monitored and logged. The sensors are housed in robust […]

Filed Under: Capacitive Tagged With: carlogavazzi

Specialized sensors perform in extreme environments

February 5, 2018 By Mary Gannon

Examples of Extreme Environments

Sensors withstand extreme temperatures, pressures and aggressive chemicals By Will Meenan, Kaman Precision Products / Measuring It takes an extremely durable design to make reliable measurements in extreme conditions. Extreme environment position/displacement sensors perform where most sensors cannot survive. These sensors are designed to operate in the following environmental conditions: High or cryogenic temperatures Aggressive […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Inductive Tagged With: kamanprecisionproducts

Capacitive sensors for OEM applications

July 5, 2017 By Paul Heney

micro epsilon

A bandwidth of up to 20kHz enables the new capaNCDT 6112 controller to reliably monitor fast processes. A compact design and user-friendly handling make the controller suitable for measuring displacement, distance and position in a diverse range of applications, from test cells to highly automated environments and is therefore ideal for OEMs and high volume […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Featured Tagged With: microepsilon

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