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New truly powerful universal vision sensor from Balluff

April 21, 2014 By Jennifer Calhoon

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Balluff’€™s new BVS Universal Vision Sensor truly does what others can’€˜t, including: 360° part position detection, defect finding, contour based counting and matching, bar code reading (linear and 2D DM) and OCV. It also includes a serial port and digital I/O. The Balluff BVS Universal adds a powerful 360° algorithm, providing performance much like that […]

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RFID for Industrial Applications

March 19, 2014 By Randy Frank

RFID designed for consumer and commercial applications may not be the right choice for a production environment to convey sensor and other data. To help users avoid the pitfalls, Balluff RFID experts have written a white paper that discusses the three fundamental qualities to determine if RFID systems will perform reliably in a demanding production […]

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Robust RFID data carrier with extra-large memory

January 7, 2014 By Jennifer Calhoon

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Balluff has presented a new generation of data carriers, up to eight times faster than the standard, with extra-large memory of up to 128 kBytes at the SPS IPC Drives trade fair. These drives work up to eight times as fast as the standard ISO 15693, making them the ideal choice for track-and-trace applications with […]

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New Industrial Identification Catalog from Balluff

November 21, 2013 By Editor

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Balluff, a sensor and identification specialist known for their comprehensive, innovative, and reliable products, just released its new industrial identification catalog, containing their complete line of RFID systems (Tool ID, LF, HF, and UHF) and vision sensors, along with supporting accessories and cables. Balluff’s industrial RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) systems offer data traceability and error […]

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Balluff announces its new full line Sensor Catalog

October 28, 2013 By Editor

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Balluff, a global sensor specialist known for their comprehensive, innovative, and reliable products, just released its new full line object detection sensor catalog. With over 1000 pages and new products, this new catalog contains Balluff’s complete sensor line, including: photoelectric, inductive, capacitive, and magnetic cylinder sensors, along with accessories and cables. Balluff offers one of […]

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Small Size Sensors Increase Application Opportunities

October 14, 2013 By Randy Frank

Many companies are addressing the need for smaller sensors. Check out: It’s a Small World: Sensing in Tight Spaces.  However, Balluff has a particularly strong effort in this area with miniature sensors that use inductive, photoelectric, magnetic, capacitive and ultrasonic operating principles. In addition to increased design freedom from limited space constraints, the sensors do […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Featured, Inductive, Photoelectric, Proximity, Ultrasonic Tagged With: balluff

Ultrasonic Sensors Offered with Form Factor Options

June 11, 2013 By Randy Frank

Operating independently of color and surface finish and not affected by transparent objects that generate strong reflections, new ultrasonic sensors from Balluff can measure distance or detect the position of granules, fluids and powders. In addition to availability in a variety of form factors and output types, the sensors have detection ranges that extend from […]

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Accurately Measure Inclination

February 21, 2013 By Randy Frank

                Wind energy systems, solar thermal power plants, medical technology, and oil and gas extraction can all benefit from accurate inclination measurements. For these and other applications require angle measurement or constant rotary monitoring, Balluff’s recently introduced inclination sensors may provide the answer. The sensors measure the deviation […]

Filed Under: Capacitive, Featured Tagged With: balluff

Easily Interface Position Transducers to Control Systems

September 13, 2012 By Randy Frank

By adding a Synchronous Serial Interface (SSI) to its Micropulse Generation 7 linear position transducer line, Balluff simplifies interfacing to popular control systems. Manufacturers that use the SSI include Allen-Bradley, Delta Computer, Siemens, Bosch Rexroth, and others. The SSI-output products have features including: Stroke lengths from 25 mm to 7620 mm Pressure rated to 600 bar; […]

Filed Under: Featured, Position Tagged With: balluff

Magnetic Field Cylinder Sensors Include Protection

July 18, 2012 By Randy Frank

Balluff’s recently announced Global BMF magnetic field cylinder sensors have both replacement and new design applications. Based on non-contact, solid-state sensor technology that is compatible with both reed and Hall Effect magnetic pole orientations, the sensors can replace standard magnetic switches. For new designs, their integrated short circuit, overload, and reverse-polarity protection provide design advantages. […]

Filed Under: Featured, Magnetic sensor Tagged With: balluff, magnetic field cylinder sensors

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