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USB DAQ Unit with super-fast Acquisition SpeedNew from Audon Electronics is the USB-AD16F high speed USB based multifunction I/O unit with 16 opto-isolated analogue inputs, 2 analogue output, 4 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs. Data can be acquired at up to 250kHz rate at 16-bit resolution. A range of analogue and digital expansion boards are also available. Supplied with a free copy of NextView4-Live software for data acquisition and control and a wide selection of Windows, MAC and Linux programming examples. 
Minimise lubrication costs with SYSTEM 24 LAGE SeriesSKF has launched the latest addition to its proven SYSTEM 24 range of automatic lubrication solutions, enabling users to correctly, regularly and cost effectively lubricate components such as bearings. The new LAGE series features electromechanical single point lubricators that offer a simple and flexible solution to a wide variety of lubrication requirements, optimising the performance and reliability of industrial equipment. 
Rittal adds robust new “flexi-cube” to MicroTCA familyRittal has expanded their MicroTCA product range with the addition of an MTCA Cube. The rugged Cube offers a simple, efficient architecture capable of handling up to 6 AMCs and an MCH (MicroTCA Carrier Hub), plus the resources required to power, cool and support them. 
Thermal Simulation Speeds Design of Versatile Vertical/Horizontal HeatsinkCrane Aerospace & Electronics used Flomerics' Flotherm thermal simulation software to develop an unusual heatsink that works in the vertical or horizontal orientation. The heatsink is for a DC power subsystem for a commercial airliner. Developing an entirely new heatsink geometry that would have met the performance requirements would have taken an enormous amount of time using conventional build and test methods. Instead Crane Mechanical Engineer Mark Resler simulated a range of different heatsink configurations using thermal simulation software. He determined that an unusual design with a plate and standoffs provided the best performance. 
Latest SKF Multilog on-line systems offer complete condition monitoring solutionSKF has launched the latest generation of wall or rack mounted condition monitoring measurement units for use in tough industrial environments. The Multilog on-line System IMx-S and IMx-T have been designed to provide a complete system for early fault detection and prevention, automatic advice for correcting existing or impending conditions, and advanced condition-based maintenance to optimise machine reliability, availability and performance. |
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