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Pressure Sensing for HVAC, Refrigeration Systems and More

December 29, 2016 By Randy Frank

Products designed for specific applications simplify user’s procurement and qualification processes. Targeting HVAC and refrigeration systems, Honeywell expanded its line of pressure monitoring sensors to minimize the total cost of pressure management in these systems. The analog output PX3 series heavy duty pressure transducers have a brass housing and can support multiple configurations to help […]

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Duty Pressure Transducers Provide Accurate Monitoring

March 28, 2016 By Randy Frank

Targeting facility heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) and refrigeration equipment, the Honeywell PX3 Series of heavy duty pressure transducers address harsh media and have a total error band (TEB) of ±1.0 percent full-scale span. Offered in a pressure ranges of 1 bar to 46 bar (15 psi to 667 psi), the sensors remain accurate […]

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Key standards to know when specifying sensors

February 8, 2016 By Editor

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by Ted Tomita, Global Product Marketing Manager, Honeywell Sensing & Productivity Solutions Everything from an excavator to a thermostat is getting smarter and the demand for more intelligent and connected systems is driving more demand for sensors in nearly every industry. A report by market research firm BCC Research anticipates the sensor market will grow […]

Filed Under: Industry News, Speed Tagged With: Honeywell

Magnetoresistive Technology Sensors Feature High Sensitivity

January 21, 2016 By Randy Frank

With 11 Gauss max sensitivity, Honeywell’s Standard Power Series Sensor ICs allow larger air gaps between the sensor IC and the magnet or decreasing the total design cost by using smaller, less expensive magnets. The magnetoresistive (MR) sensors have a solid-state, non-contact, no-glass design that makes them durable and reliable and operate over a temperature […]

Filed Under: Featured, Magnetic sensor Tagged With: Honeywell

280 MPH Electric Car Employs Smart Position Sensors

October 14, 2015 By Randy Frank

What does it take to create an electric vehicle that would be competitive at the Le Mans 24-hour race? Finland-based Toroidion Oy engineers are building an electric concept 1MW powered supercar that is expected to reach 280 mph. To achieve the performance they want, precise sensors are on their bill of materials. To get that […]

Filed Under: Featured, Magnetic sensor, Position Tagged With: Honeywell, Toroidion Oy

Pressure Sensors in 8×7-mm Form Factor Address Low Power Applications

September 15, 2015 By Randy Frank

Internet of Things (IoT) applications that include portable, wearable and wireless products add both space and power limitations to design constraints. For pressure sensing requirements, Honeywell’s Amplified Basic Pressure (ABP) sensors target both of these and provide additional features as well. Expanding Honeywell’s Basic Pressure Sensors portfolio that includes both uncompensated (NBP) and compensated (TBP) […]

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Honeywell’s Basic Compensated Unamplified Board Mount Pressure Sensors

April 17, 2014 By Jennifer Calhoon

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Honeywell (NYSE:HON) announced its new Basic Board Mount Pressure Sensors, Compensated, Unamplified, TBP Series. These new sensors are designed for customers who require a simple, high quality, cost-effective, basic performance, mV output sensor that is compensated and unamplified so they can do their own amplification while retaining maximum resolution. “The new TBP Series are designed […]

Filed Under: Other, Pressure Tagged With: Honeywell

Honeywell Sensing and Control Launches HumidIcon™ Combination Sensors

October 25, 2013 By Editor

Honeywell Sensing and Control Launches HumidIcon™ Combination Sensors

Honeywell (NYSE:HON) announced that new 6000, 7000, 8000, and 9000 Series of the HumidIcon™ combination digital output relative humidity (RH) and thermal sensor solutions are now available. Primarily targeted for medical, HVAC, and industrial applications, these new sensors offer industry-leading long-term accuracy, stability, and reliability plus true, temperature compensated digital I2C or SPI output. The […]

Filed Under: Humidity Tagged With: Honeywell

The Value of Adding Options to Sensors

September 20, 2013 By Randy Frank

In this Frank Talk about Sensors, Randy Frank talks to Valerie Rothermel-Nelson of Honeywell about a new value added program for sensors. To access the discussion, click here. For more information about the Honeywell value added program, click here.

Filed Under: Frank Talk, Pressure, Temperature Tagged With: Honeywell, Honeywell Sensing and Control

Webinar: Sensing Trends in Industrial Applications

July 10, 2013 By Randy Frank

Sensing has changed considerably for industrial applications within the past few years. Specific trends include the transition to wireless sensing, changes in sensing approaches and the application of new sensing technologies but there are many more. By attending this special, free 1-hour webinar, you will gain a better understanding of the trends that are emerging […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: FUTEK, Honeywell, TSI Technologies

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