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Rockwell Automation
With a complete offering from photoelectric and inductive sensors to limit switches, condition sensors and RFID, we offer one of the broadest product lines of reliable, flexible, high-performance sensors and switches in the industry. Our knowledgeable team is ready to tackle your toughest application challenges.
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CY-100 SERIES - Panasonic Electric Works Corporation
CY-100 Series Sensors are available as Thru-Beam, Retroreflective (with and without polarization filters) and Diffuse Reflective Types. Standard (Axial) and Side-View (Radial) Types are available, providing flexibility when mounting the Sensors. Moreover, all Sensors can be ordered as a cable type or with an M12 plug-in Connector.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Multiplexers are used with dataloggers to enable the dataloggers to measure more sensors. Multiplexers add terminals for wiring additional sensors of almost any type.
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Aanderaa Data Instruments AS
Aanderaa pressure sensors are compact, intelligent pressure sensors designed for use on Aanderaa Data Instruments dataloggers as well as in other measuring systems.
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ECTestr 11 - Thermo Scientific
User-Replaceable Sensor - Replace the sensors yourself. Sensors lasts longer with element made of SS316 stainless steel and sensor casing made of VALOX®
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Scientific offers a variety of sensors for measuring water temperature. The electrical signals transmitted from the sensors to our dataloggers can be converted to different units of measurement, including °C , °F, and °K. Our dataloggers are also capable of measuring most commercially available water temperature sensors.
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DIS-5210A - Kyowa Instruments
DIS-5210A is designed to record dummy qualification data, component test data, etc.It can be connected to various sensors: strain gages, strain gage type transducers, piezoresistive transducers, voltage-output sensors, potentmeter type transducers.Data from sensors are amplifiered, A/D converted and saved to large volum memory.
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Attitude Control Systems - Optical Energy Technologies, Inc.
Sun Sensors Correct IMU Drift Whenever Sun is SeenEarth Sensors Correct Yaw DriftKalman Filter Maintains Attitude During Dark Orbit Period
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ifm efector, inc.
*Evaluation units for fail-safe sensors and E-STOP switchgear*Connection of mechanical fail-safe switches and fail-safe sensors*Evaluation systems for safe rotational speed or standstill monitoring
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Sutron Corporation
accommodate a vast array of sensors: Highly accurate and stable, programmable input range, and supports low level 10 mV and high level 0-5V sensors
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Dewesoft d.o.o.
High-accuracy Current Sensors and TransducersHigh-accuracy sensors for AC/DC current measurement and power analysis. From current clamps to high-precision zero flux current transducers and Rogowsky coils.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Many Campbell Scientific vibrating-wire peripherals enable dataloggers to read vibrating-wire sensors (also known as vibrating-wire or vibrating-strip transducers). These sensors measure strain, load, pressure, and water level, and they output a frequency signal generated by a vibrating filament. Campbell Scientific also offers vibrating-wire dataloggers that read the sensors directly.
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MSS420 - Leica Geosystems AG
MSS420 sensors for underwater dredging jobs are built on the well-established MSS400 Series Sensor technology. Designed to be used down to 40 m at 4 bar pressures, the MSS420 sensors are equipped with reinforced components such as pressure tight connectors, a robust sensor housing, rugged cabling and stainless-steel brackets making it the most reliable equipment for underwater applications. The Leica MSS420 dredging sensors can be programmed to boom 1, boom 2, stick, bucket and even tilt sensors.
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Bee Instruments
These types of devices are going to be able to measure the flow rate, often for a fluid. These sensors are usually a part of a flow meter, which will be able to record the flow rate. Today, many different types of flow sensors are available. It is possible to find air flow sensors as well, which can sense and determine the velocity of air movement.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
ORP sensors measure the oxidation-reduction potential—the tendency to gain or lose electrons when a solution comes in contact with a chemical substance. ORP measurements are used to ensure that a solution has been completely reduced or oxidized. ORP sensors are often used in tandem with pH sensors, which measure the hydrogen ion activity in a solution.
