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H35 -
Computer Conversions Corporation
Computer Conversions GT Transducers are brushless, Electromagnetic, Rotary Sensors used to provide Precise Absolute or Incremental Position, and Velocity feedback in harsh environments. All Computer Conversions Transducers are continuous rotation, bi-directional, and electronically passive devices (no electronic components to degrade or fail), that require zero maintenance, and may be installed in virtually inaccessible locations.
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Computer Conversions Corporation
Computer Conversions GT Transducers are brushless, Electromagnetic, Rotary Sensors used to provide Precise Absolute or Incremental Position, and Velocity feedback in harsh environments. All Computer Conversions Transducers are continuous rotation, bidirectional, and electronically passive devices (no electronic components to degrade or fail), that require zero maintenance, and may be installed in virtually inaccessible locations.
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DHM -
Computer Conversions Corporation
Computer Conversions GT Transducers are brushless, Electromagnetic, Rotary Sensors used to provide Precise Absolute or Incremental Position, and Velocity feedback in harsh environments. All Computer Conversions Transducers are continuous rotation, bi-directional, and electronically passive devices (no electronic componenets to degrade or fail), that require zero maintenance, and may be installed in virtually inaccessible locations.
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H25 -
Computer Conversions Corporation
Computer Conversions GT Transducers are brushless, Electromagnetic, Rotary Sensors used to provide Precise Absolute or Incremental Position, and Velocity feedback in harsh environments. All Computer Conversions Transducers are continuous rotation, bi-directional, and electronically passive devices (no electronic components to degrade or fail), that require zero maintenance, and may be installed in virtually inaccessible locations.
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Computer Conversions Corporation
Computer Conversions GT Transducers are brushless, Electromagnetic, Rotary Sensors used to provide Precise Absolute or Incremental Position, and Velocity feedback in harsh environments. All Computer Conversions Transducers are continuous rotation, bi-directional, and electronically passive devices (no electronic components to degrade or fail), that require zero maintenance, and may be installed in virtually inaccessible locations.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) sensors integrate multiaxis combinations of precision gyroscopes, accelerometers, magnetometers, and pressure sensors, intelligently fused to provide reliable position and motion discernment for stabilization and navigation applications. Precision MEMs IMUs deliver the required accuracy levels even in complex operating environments and under dynamic or extreme motion dynamics. ADI iSensor® IMU technology has been uniquely developed to reliably provide the high performance necessary to enable emerging applications in autonomous machinery and instruments, across multiple markets.
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ML-series -
EKO Instruments Co., Ltd.
The ML-series small sensors are used as multi-purpose cost effective sensors for qualitative radiation measurements in the fields of photovoltaics, horticulture, agriculture and industry. Those compact all-weather sensors rely on a passive high quality detector. Based on the integral construction of each sensor type, irradiance (W/m2), illuminance (Lux) or photosynthetic photon flux density (mol/m2/s) can be measured. All sensors have an optical quality glass dome which minimizes the soiling of the diffusor and optimizes the cosine response. Within the operating temperature range, the ambient temperatures has a rather small effect on the sensor output and makes it a reliable sensor under varying environmental conditions. The compact dimensions of the sensor body make it easy to integrate to any type of applications. For mounting the sensor in an horizontal position, an optional mounting plate is available.
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Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales Company of America
Panasonic Sensor Solutions offer a wide and constantly evolving range of technologies that provide design engineers with the flexibility to easily choose and implement the Sensor technology best suited for existing and ever-emerging new applications all from a single, world class supplier. Panasonic built-in Sensors contribute to energy savings, safety and comfort. With high-functionality and high-performance, Panasonic has solutions for sensing and detecting rotational speed and angle, position, flow, velocity, temperature, magnetism, currents and much more! Panasonic Sensor products combine the latest technologies with plug-and-play devices such as Grid-EYE® Thermopile Array Sensors, the Ultrasonic Gas Flow Sensor, the highly accurate and flexible 6in1 Sensor (6DoF Automotive Inertial Sensor), a wide array of Passive Infrared Motion Sensors (PIRs), and highly specialized and accurate Industrial Sensors.
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Recif Technologies Inc.
The AWT (Automated Wafer Transfer) and MWT (Manual Wafer Transfer) machnes transfer wafers horizontally between cassettes.On AWT, a series of sensors on the loading stage ensure cassettes are in the correct position for transfer. Removing a cassette during a transfer cycle will automatically stop the cycle. Mechanical guides on the load stage also help the Operator place the cassettes correctly.
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FSI Technologies Inc.
The GS 3D sensors, can be used in applications such as bin picking, robotic manipulation, sorting products, mold clearance checking, and space monitoring and object recognition. In addition, the 3D technology will aid in determining spatial positions and measurements.The GS 3D images larger objects at longer distances and does so in milliseconds without the cycle time and motion required by scanning-based methods.
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SPECTEC Innovative Sensor Solutions
SPECTEC zero speed Hall effect gear tooth sensors are used in industrial applications to determine shaft or gear speed or direction by detecting fluctuations in the magnetic field. The Hall effect technology fulfills a wide array of applications due to a Hall effect sensor's ability to detect zero speed and the quadrature sensor's ability to detect direction change. The Hall effect gear tooth sensor's digital output is easily read by computers, motion control devices, position monitors and digital to analog converters. Intrinsically Safe zero speed sensors are available for various applications.
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FlexiPot -
Tekscan, Inc.
The best user interface, whether in consumer electronics or industrial controls, contains sensors that cause minimal interference, meaning the user may not even know they are there. FlexiPot, by Tekscan, is a flexible membrane potentiometer with an ultra-thin (0.008"), lightweight profile. Low power requirements combined with a linear output make it the ideal position sensor, from both a manufacturing perspective as well as a user perspective.
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Electronic Specialties Inc.
The #385A has many of the necessary features required for today’s automotive diagnostics. Use frequency readings to test crankshaft and camshaft sensors, for example. The #385A comes equipped with an RPM pick-up, probe test leads, alligator clip test leads, protective holster, instructions and installed 9V battery. Inductive RPM pick-up features a five position, adjustable sensitivity switch.
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Balluff GmbH
Our cylinder sensors for pull rod cylinders can be integrated into many applications. They are mounted with mounting brackets on cylinders with tie rods and DUO rails. The concept is suitable for the most common types of cylinders with any piston diameter. Features: contact-free detection of the piston position, tie rod Ø up to 17 mm, reliable switching behavior, wear-free, resistant to dirt, secure grip, easy installation.
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Safran - Navigation & Timing
An inertial navigation system (INSAn INS or Inertial Navigation System - sometimes used synonomously with IMU is a device used to measure a vehicle's speed, position, velocity, heading and orientation by using an accelerometer and a gyroscope.) is a high-tech navigator using motion and rotation sensors alongside a computer to figure out where something is, how it’s moving, and how fast. By using dead reckoning, the INS method for knowing positioning, it continuously calculates an object’s position and orientation based on its initial location. This allows users in airplanes, submarines, or even spacecrafts to guide and keep track of their location without signals such as GPSGlobal Positioning System is a navigation satellite system. See also.
