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Transceivers allow changes to systems’ sensor functions by simple register settings

July 18, 2023 By Redding Traiger

THine Electronics, Inc. releases its new serial transceiver products, THCS253 and THCS254, that enable systems with many peripheral sensors to simplify cabling for the sensor and control functions. These products enable reductions of system cost, size, and weight, and provide future options to add new sensors with minimal design efforts.   THCS253 and THCS254 are […]

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Ultra precise thanks to ultrasonics

June 20, 2023 By Mike Santora

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Compact ultrasonic sensors from Leuze: The new sensors of the HTU200 and DMU200 series master challenging applications in the packaging and automotive industries by themselves. New, compact ultrasonic sensors from Leuze: The sensors of the HTU200 and DMU200 series are particularly suitable for applications in the packaging and automotive industries. They reliably perform difficult detection […]

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IDS: A reliable eye on health

May 31, 2023 By Mike Santora

Rigid endoscopes are used in medical diagnostics and therapy to examine body cavities and hollow organs and to perform minimally invasive procedures. In order to avoid risks for patients and medical staff, it is essential that the devices function perfectly. Reliable quality testing is intended above all to exclude risks from infections and injuries, but […]

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New UL approval certifies TE Connectivity relay series

May 30, 2023 By Mike Santora

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TE Connectivity (TE), a world leader in connectivity and sensors, is excited to announce that some of its most popular Industrial relays series have been certified and approved for use in HVAC equipment that uses A2L mildly flammable refrigerant gases. By January 2025, refrigerants using legacy HFC gases will no longer be allowed due to […]

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FUTEK LSM305

May 25, 2023 By Mike Santora

Introducing the LSM305, the latest generation of FUTEK’s LSM parallelogram load cell series and one of the most accurate sensors the company has ever made. LSM305’s exceptional features at a glance: Measures both tension and compression Ideal for OEM applications Single-point design for easy and flexible integration Integrated overload protection mitigates sensor damage Exceptional nonlinearity […]

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New user-friendly signal conditioner pairs with signal processing system

January 3, 2023 By Heather Hall

NewTek Sensor Solutions offers the most advanced and user-friendly signal conditioner that pairs with AC-operated linear and rotary position sensors to deliver reliable feedback in DC voltage, current, and digital outputs for use in factory automation, materials testing, packaging, and dimensional gaging applications. Offering an intuitive set-up of AC-operated LVDTs and RVDTs in process control […]

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Sensor modules target AGvs with wide field of view, VoC features

December 13, 2022 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Inuitive, a Vision-on-Chip processor company, announced today the launch of its latest sensor modules: the M4.5S and the M4.3WN. Designed to easily integrate into robots and drone systems, both sensor modules are built around the NU4000 Vision-on-Chip (VoC) processor and integrate depth sensing and image processing with AI and VSLAM capabilities in order to provide […]

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Datalogic Smart Vision sensor captures object’s image as it passes

November 19, 2022 By Heather Hall

AutomationDirect has entered the industrial vision market with the addition of the Datalogic Smart Vision sensor. This sensor is an intelligent self-contained system that can capture an object’s image as it passes by and make decisions based on the details of that image. Built around a powerful multiprocessor platform featuring embedded artificial intelligence technology, the […]

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Texas Instruments wins coveted 2022 LEAP Award

October 18, 2022 By Aimee Kalnoskas

Texas Instruments took home the gold medal in the recently completed 2022 Leap Awards. The LEAP Awards celebrates the most innovative and forward-thinking products serving the design engineering space. Texas Instruments won in the Sensors and Switches category covering equipment feedback devices such as mechanical switches and photoelectric, proximity, reel, and hall-effect sensors. Submissions also […]

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ABB expands the ABB Ability smart sensor to general machinery

September 28, 2022 By Mike Santora

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• ABB Ability Smart Sensor is now available for industrial motors and general machinery including pumps and fans. • Helps detect potential machine disturbances and energy savings to help increase operational efficiency, predictability, and safety. • Quick installation and activation offer instant monitoring on ABB and third-party equipment. ABB, a global leader in technology, is […]

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