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4B M100 STOPSWITCH |
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The M100 stopswitch is a low cost, maintenance free, non-contact speed
monitor for detecting stopped conditions for rotating machinery. The
stopswitch incorporates a 4 second start-up delay and stopped detection
output with 2 LED status indicators and accepts12 to 240 VDC / 24 to 240
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Installation is made easy with the benefit of a “2 wire” connection, the
load being connected in either supply wire. The unit is totally
encapsulated to IP67 requirements. CSA approved for Class II, Division
1, Groups E, F and G hazardous locations ... |
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Expansion of the SENSOR+TEST 2007
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GESA Symposium 2007 “Experimental Structure Analysis for Condition
Monitoring”. As part of the SENSOR+TEST 2007 conference programme
from 22 to 24 May, the Symposium of the Gemeinschaft für experimentelle
Strukturana-lyse (GESA) will be held the first time. This Association
for Experimental Structure Analysis is a group in the Society for
Measurement and Automatic Control (GMA), a joint organization of the VDI
and the VDE. The GESA has been active for more than 30 years in the
areas development, characterization and application of measuring
processes and experimental technologies for condition analysis of
materials, structures, components, and systems. “The monitoring of
machines, systems, and other technical constructions is one of the most
significant areas of application for innovative sensorics, measuring,
and testing technology,” says Holger Bödeker, the Managing Director of
AMA Service, the organisers of the trade fair. “That’s why the
combination with the GESA Symposium will provide an ideal forum to
discuss future tasks and potential solutions for condition monitoring
and early damage detection.” Supported by the increasing effectiveness
of sensorics and measuring technology, modern methods of ... |
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Disc Brake Wear Analysis Sensors |
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Capacitec,
the
global leader in high temperature (1000°C) non-contact displacement
measurement systems, is pleased to announce a new line of lower cost
Disc Brake Wear Analysis Sensors. The new sensor system is capable of
taking dynamic brake system measurements at temperatures as high as
500°C in both the lab using dynamometers and on-vehicle. |
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By measuring displacement variables on a
brake rotor in motion, data can be collected and analyzed to show
several characteristics including rotor run-out, thickness variations,
coning, wobble and thermal expansion. The Disc Brake Wear Analysis
System includes HPC-150C-H high temp sensors, signal conditioning
electronics and optional Bargrafx™ software for up to eight channels.... |
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Maximum Flexibility with OMNIPORT 20 from
E+E Elektronik |
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Eight physical quantities can be accurately measured with only one
handheld unit OMNIPORT 20 from E+E Elektronik. The pluggable
sensing probes allow easy configuration of the OMNIPORT handheld for
various applications and measuring ranges. With its range of sensing
probes OMNIPORT 20 measures following HVAC and process parameters : |
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relative humidity (RH) - temperature (T) - dew point temperature (Td) -
absolute humidity (dv) - mixing ratio (r) - air velocity (v) - water
activity in oil (aw) - water content in oil (x). The large display with
back light and the robust housing allows the use of OMNIPORT also in
harsh industrial environment. The thumbwheel navigation with easy to use
menus as well as the calibration procedure stand for easy and user
friendly operation. A carrying case is available for an OMNIPORT display
unit, up to 5 sensing probes and a calibration kit for relative
humidity. ... |
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TPMS – One of the most rapidly growing safety applications in cars |
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TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) has an important role in VTI.
In TPMS applications, VTI's silicon capacitive 3D MEMS sensors can
achieve extremely low power consumption with high accuracy. The sensors
are very small and robust, withstanding very high temperatures- >150°C
-, so the sensor may be mounted into the tire even before the
vulcanization process. TPMS is already a standard feature in luxury
cars, and penetration in middle class cars is increasing rapidly. World
market for TPMS in 2006 was estimated to be over 50 million units. The
rapid market increase is mainly caused by new legislation in the USA
that made TPMS a mandatory safety feature in cars sold there. The
Europeans are quickly following suite, although there are no plans to
make TPMS mandatory in Europe. The basic Tire Pressure Monitoring System
simply indicates to the driver the need to check the tire pressure to
ensure safe driving. The most advanced systems display each tire's
pressure and temperature in real time. This contributes to safer
driving, while at the same time reducing fuel consumption and tire wear,
improving traction control and providing better braking efficiency. With
run flat tires TPMS is the only and practically mandatory method to
detect incorrect pressure while driving. ... |
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VTI's pressure products - the premier
platform for precision pressure applications |
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VTI's pressure sensor solutions, based on the proprietary 3D MEMS
technology, are in the vanguard of the industry. They offer high
performance, low cost and ultra low power consumption, providing
significant advantages for a whole range of the most advanced
automotive, consumer and medical applications. For example, knowing the
exact tire pressure of a vehicle in real time improves driving safety
and cuts fuel consumption. Or, the ability to sense minute pressure
changes with minimal power consumption has led to the development of
hand-held, battery-powered consumer products that are quickly
approaching the accuracy of professional pressure measuring instruments.
Possible to measure altitude changes with an accuracy of 10 centimeters:
Since the introduction of the SCP1000 pressure component in 2005,
applications based on it have spanned the world. They supply
high-precision pressure measurement in applications from pilot watches
and GPS devices to portable measuring instruments and medical
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Three Days of Sensor Conference
Highlights - Programme for the SENSOR Conference 2007 now published |
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The SENSOR Conference will again be held parallel to the world’s biggest
sensor and measuring fair, the SENSOR+TEST 2007, from 22 to 24
May of this year in Nürnberg. The organizers of the fair and conference,
AMA Service, have just published the conference programme for the
three-day sensorics congress. The conference committee, chaired by Prof.
Dr. Reinhard Lerch, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, and Prof. Dr.
Roland Werthschützky, Technical University of Darmstadt, has selected 96
submissions for the three-day programme. Further 49 topics will be
presented as posters. “The concept of this conference”, says Prof. Lerch,
“is absolutely right. The quantity – and especially the quality – of the
submitted contributions has shown that the experts are taking this event
very seriously.” Prof. Werthschützky adds, “It wasn’t easy to make the
selection. Nevertheless, we’re convinced that we have put together a
first-class agenda and can thus offer the participants an informative,
well-balanced programme.” ... |
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