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Wireless vibration sensor boasts fast data updates

Wireless vibration sensor boasts fast data updates
An ISA100 Wireless-based field wireless vibration sensor from Yokogawa has the ability to quickly update data as well as a long battery life. ISA100 Wireless is a technology that is based on the ISA100.11a standard. It includes ISA100.11a-2011 communications, an application layer with process control industry standard objects, device descriptions and capabilities, a gateway interface, infrared provisioning, and a backbone router.
9th December 2016

Keep the frost away with a fit and forget thermostat

Keep the frost away with a fit and forget thermostat
When most people think of winter they think of Christmas time, mistletoe and wine. However it also means burst pipes and ensuing chaos. The latter of that sentence is closer to home than you might think and in a process plant it is about as welcome as a pair of socks for Christmas. Fortunately steps can be taken to minimise its likelihood.
1st December 2016

Linear Hall IC with advanced diagnostics

Linear Hall IC with advanced diagnostics
A high-precision programmable Hall-effect linear sensor Integrated Circuit (IC) has been announced by Allegro MicroSystems, with an open-drain output for both automotive and non-automotive applications.The signal path of Allegro’s A1342 provides flexibility through external programming that allows the generation of an accurate and customised output from an input magnetic signal.
29th November 2016


Gas sensors step on to global distribution platform

Gas sensors step on to global distribution platform
A global distribution agreement signed by Digi-Key and SPEC Sensors covers a range of ultra-low-power sensors. SPEC Sensors specialises in low profile, ultra-low-power gas sensors that enable the integration of high performance gas sensing.
23rd November 2016

Linearisation for simple and precise measurements

Linearisation for simple and precise measurements
Linearised calibration curves and very low standard dispersion rates are the reason that the distance-measuring inductive sensors IR08, IR12 and IR18 from the Baumer AlphaProx family offer easy and reasonably priced analysis of the measurement results without any additional cost or effort for programming.
14th November 2016

Meridian sensors features true hot swap replacement

 Tyco Gas & Flame Detection has announced that the Meridian Hydrogen (H2) Sensor is now available.
9th November 2016

High-current density sensor ICs with high precision programming

High-current density sensor ICs with high precision programming
The release of the new family has been announced by Allegro MicroSystems Europe, as a fully integrated current sensor linear ICs in a new core-less package designed to sense AC and DC currents up to 100A. Allegro’s ACS780/ACS781 are provided in this new automotive-grade, low-profile (1.5mm thick) sensor IC package that represents the highest current density of any Allegro current sensor IC package to date. 
1st November 2016

More efficiency and flexibility with expansion port

More efficiency and flexibility with expansion port
Featuring eight ports for 16”/outputs is the new IO-Link actuator/sensor hubs from Balluff. They allow for example, signals from up to 16 switching sensors to be collected from a distance of up to 20m so that they can be made available to the machine controller via IO-Link and an IO-Link master using a simple 3-conductor cable.
1st November 2016

Voltage transducer measures circuit voltages with single sensor

Voltage transducer measures circuit voltages with single sensor
  Being able to measure AC or DC circuit voltages up to 1,200V with a single sensor is now possible with the new the VTU Voltage Transducer from NK Technologies.
31st October 2016

Sensors to monitor bridges enable them to tweet

Sensors to monitor bridges enable them to tweet
While bridge collapses are rare, there have been enough of them to raise concerns in some parts of the world that their condition is not sufficiently monitored. Sweden is taking a hi-tech approach to its aging infrastructure. Researchers from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm are rigging up the country’s bridges with multiple sensors that allow early detection of wear and tear. The bridges can even tweet throughout the course of a day.
31st October 2016


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